New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
NEW-.IERSEY.

RED BANK, y. D., Nov. 3. - Francis Corlies,
the Democratic candidate for Second Assembly District
in Monmouth Comfy Is elected. There was no oppo-
ston.
MANCHESTER, N. j., Nov. 5-Emson, Democrat has l9
sHtw3yo. \. ]. Nov. 5-In woodland Township, Gas
XII. Democrat, has 80 majority; g.
BBiCKsBURG, y. j. Nov; 6.-in Bricks township Sopcr-
tlwait the Union candidate FOR the Assembly, las vs.
sTaYiIopr. Nj. NOV 5-Byram Township gives Edsan,
FOR Senator. I39 and COult, e.
Hunt for Assembly. 1875; Andrews IS.
ORANGr " j. Nov. Sin the lid Assembly District,
Essex County, James Peek Is elected by 20 majority.
SUMMIT. y. j., Nov 5--The lid Assembly District, New
Providence Township, Union County, gives d. W. G.
Hough. Democrat, - majority.
RID BANK, y. j., Nov 5.--Ocean County elects Cow
perthwnls Republican, to the Assembly 10y 800 majority
TRESrON y. j.. Nov. 5.-In Mercer County the whole
Democratic ticket is elected by $50 majority All three
of the Democratic AsscmblyInc are elected.
PATTERSON, ~ j., Nov. 5.In Mercer County the whole
Democratic ticket is elected Marsh, Tor County Gerk,
Ist District SAVING has "a majority lid District car
ron has 2g9 majority lid District, Pearce 1870 majority
All Democrats Burlington reports three Dcmocratlc
Assemblymen certain; probably four are elected. The
The result for Senator Is doubtful Camden elects t"o'
II moi three, Democrats TO the Assembly
me fn vote FOR Sheriff I'm Hudson County Is as follows:
John IL Midmcr, Dem. Ci36 Jacob NJ Merseles, Repsj5i
Tho following AssembIymen are elected in Hudson
county lat District. \. d. Taylor, Dem. t62 majority;
irc John Van Worst Dem, OF majority INth District,
A. D. Evans, Dem. los majority; YIN District John
Detl $50 majority The Lower House will be largely
Democratic. ~ ,,... -, an M
trrss has gone Democratic by 1900 majority.
Mn,nisroyyS y j. Nov. b-MOrris County has gone
n,nrratic + W. Bryant, Democrat, for Sheriff. has i5i
noioPty. j. " Bailanne Democrat, for Surrogate, has
5l9maiority Two Democratic Members OF Assembly anl
one Republican have been elected The Democratic gain
NSwARK. n j. Nov 5-Essex elects Edsall, Democrat,
for senator by about 1900 majority ana TWO Democratic
Nt scsoGGET's MorSrAIx, ~ Jwashington Township.
Morris County gives 2S6 for the Democratic caute Tor
sheriff and Sc for the Republican candidate Inc Demo
raic Surrogate gets 1928. and the Republican 49, The
Democrats lose % Sheriff and gain 80 on surrogate
RncK AWAY, NJ j., Nov. 5.-kockaway township gives
Co. Rennhlican Tor Assembly, q majority; Mills, Re
pnbcan for Sheriff. "a majority; and Day, Republican,
Tor suIiVsS,1 - Y T. Nov 6-Bergen County has gone
Democratic by about l'2oO majority
NEWARK ELECTION.
Our reporter at Newark telegraphs that we
have elected six out Of the nine Members Of assembly
frnm that city The Democracy have, however, gained
one member. electing Their candidates IRON tn1
sssemblymen elect Josiah speer, James feck' Jonh
Kennedy Timothy w. Lord, Samuel Atwater anu fisl-
cis Mackn Dusenberry, the Democratic canuluap ipl
IN 1"nntv CerkshIp received 1924 votes; Condlt the
Repubican candidate, 6sg6; but Essex county HmsSs
sP So maturity For Sheriff. Newark city gave bush
Ra,n Tggl votes and Rogers (RepJ, 1l05; but EsseA
ronnty makes Rogers majority 90. Inc Democi"'S
claim 1000 gain in the county
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN THE STATE.
Disnotcbes which were received at Newark
- ,ight Indicate n Democratic gain OF ten III poth
hnches OF the Legislature, giving tho Democracy Hi"
,nr'ty 81 abont "a on Joint ballot.
Jofly " j. Nov 5-Essex County elects the entire
Democrats County ticket Dusenbary the nvep
candidate for County Clerk mas about 600 Zoo S6C majority
var Major Rogers Qepl large Democratic gam ror
the Assembly the Republicans elect SIX ana h s an Dis
,int newark gives Dusenbury 1884, and Condt o,oyo
Bnsh for Sheriff gets 1882 and Rogers 1890 Inc A'1 nrd
ond Maekin OsepG and Hidden. j. H. BALDWIN, anu
Price TU pewj The State, as far as heard from shows