In June, 1890, the Union Labor Party nominated a State ticket, headed by N. F. Fizer for Governor, and n July it was endorsed by the Republican State Conention. An election was held January 26, 1891, for a Supreme Court Justice. W. W. Mansfield, Dem., received 4,758 votes against 449 scattering. VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 189c. istrict. I. Counties of Chicot, Clay, Craighead, Crittenden, Cross, Desha, Greene, Independence, Jackson, Lawrence, Lee, Mississippi, Phillips, Poinsett, Randolph, St. Francis and Sharp. W. H. Cate, Dem., 15.437; L. P. Featherstone, Rep. and U. L., 14,834. Cate's majority, 603. I. Counties of Arkansas, Cleburne, Cleveland, Conway, Faulkner, Grant, Jefferson, Lincoln, Lonoke, Monroe, Pope, Prairie, Stone, Van Buren, White and Woodruff. (Short term) Clinton R. Breckinridge, Dem., 20,882; Jason P. Langley, Rep. and U. L., 20,007. Breckinridge's majority, 865. (Long term) Clinton R. Breckinridge, Dem., 20,816; Jason P. Langley, Rep., 19,941. Breckinridge's majority, 875. I. Counties of Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Clark, Columbia, Dallas, Drew, Hempstead, Hot Springs, Howard, Lafayette, Little River, Miller, Nevada, Ouachita, Pike, Polk, Sevier and Union. Thomas C. McRae, Dem., 13.111; W. M. White, Rep. and U.L., 287. McRae's majority, 12,824. Counties of Crawford, Franklin, Garland, Johnson, Logan, Montgomery, Perry, Pulaski, Saline, Scott, Sebastian and Yell. William L. Terry, Dem., 12.760; E. M. Harmon, Rep., 7,488. Terry's majority, 5,272. PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT, overnor, J. P. Eagle; Secretary of State, B. B. sm; Treasurer, R. B. Morrow; Auditor, W. S. lop; Attorney-General, W. E. Atkinson; Adnt-General, John C. English; Commissioner of iculture, M. F. Locke; Land Commissioner. C. B. ers; Superintendent of Instruction, Josiah H. n-all Democrats. JUDICIARY. preme Court: Chief Justice, Sterling R. CockJustices. W. E. Hemmingway, Simon P. Hughes W. W. Mansfield; Clerk of the Court, W. P. pbell-all Democrats. STATE LEGISLATURE, 1891. Nevada.. 2 967 27.429 27,218 Santa Clara... 4.194 4,505 Sierra.. Siskiyou... Solano. 38 135,298 Per cent.... Scattering. Whole vote.l 67,662 63,976 3,413 26 50.28 47.28 153.978 The above is the vote for Governor in 1890 by the ace of the returns. The State constitution requires hat a candidate, to be elected by the popular vote, hall have a clear majority of all the votes cast in the lection. The vote of Morris, Dem., by the face of the eturns was 67,662, and all the other votes cast, includg scattering, were 67,636, showing a majority of 26 r Morris. Some Republican and Prohibition votes or Governor were rejected by the local canvassers for formality. If these were counted, Morris would fail 'a majority over all. Upon this issue the legislature me to a deadlock upon all the candidates for State ficers, except Staub, the Democratic candidate for mptroller, who was declared elected. The other fices are occupied by the incumbents of the previous To years, who hold over. The Senate, which is Demratic, recognized Morris and the other Democratic ndidates, and swore them into office, while the Reblican house refused to recognize them, except Staub, d contended for going behind the returns and unting the informal votes. For other State officers in 1890, all the Democratic didates had by the face of the returns clear majores over all, as follow: Lieutenant-Governor, Alsop, 3; Secretary of State, Phelan, 544; Treasurer, San, 290; Comptroller, Staub, 1,662. VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1890. . Counties of Hartford and Tolland. Lewis Sperry, Dem., 16, 195; W. E. Simonds, Rep., 15,503; S. B. Forbes, Pro., 818. Sperry's plurality, 692. . Counties of Middlesex and New-Haven. W. F. Willcox, Dem.. 23.367; J. M. Hubbard, Rep., 19.836; C. M. Whittemore, Pro., 969. Willcox's plurality, 3,531. Counties of New-London and Windham. David A. Wells, Dem., 9,549; Russell, Rep., 10,541; Crocker, Pro., 695. Russell's plurality, 992. Counties of Fairfield and Litchfield. De Forest, Dem., 18,777; Miles, Rep. 17,821; Baldwin, Pro., 768. De Forest's plurality, 956. PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT. overnor, Morgan G Bulkeley, Rep. ; Secretary of e, R. Jay Walsh, Rep. ; Treasurer, E. S. Henry, -; Comptroller, Nicholas Staub, Dem. JUDICIARY. 35,197 The scattering vote in 1888 was fo in 1890 for Kellum, Pro. The vote for Representative in Con Cannon, Rep., 17,180. Causey's majo as follows: John W. Causey, Dem At a special election held May 19, cast for a constitutional convention This was not the majority required by failed. PRESENT STATE GOVERNM David T. Marvel; Auditor, John P. Governor, Robert J. Reynolds; Sec Biggs-all Democrats. urer, Wilbur H. Burnite; Attorney preme Court: Chief Justice, Charles B. Andrews; ciate Justices, Elisha Carpenter, David Torrance, Edwin W. Seymour. Baker.... 309 87 375 Bradford.. 679 ΙΟΙ Brevard... STATE LEGISLATURE, 1891. Calhoun ate: Democrats, 17; Republicans, 7. ocrats, 116; Republicans, 133; Independent, 1; cy, 1. Republican majority on joint ballot, 5. VOTE OF THE STATE SINCE 1872. Dem. Rep. Gr.-Lab. Pro. Plu. President .. .45,866 50,626 4,760 R President.....61.934 59 084 774 378 2,850 D President.. ..64.415 67.071 868 409 2,656 R Governor.....59.014 54.853 697 1.034 4,161 D President... .67.167 65.893 1,684 2.489 1,284 D |