The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

Republican majority this year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Republican majority last year. 90
Newark gives Grant 904 majority Blair, the re-
publican candidate for Governor. 800; Ta.sey (rcp.b
Tor Congress, lss; iced rep.l, for Sheriff, b3l.
Mercer county gives about 800 democratic MAORI
~. They elect State Senator and all their Assem-
blymcn. n8h e
. ESSEX county win give Grant about 1,Soo; Blair,
pnblicans gain one Assemblyman. aassN 10
The township OF Egg ilarD0r gives Grant 90 ma
S5 Adams, for state senator "a, ana Keen, for the
Assembly, 90 majority. A@s4
Wcstdcld gives Seymour 90 majoriiy-a republican
Middesex gives Grant 90 majority-a republican
gain OF 20. &e4 Ia
Hacketstown gives Seymour 100 majority.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 3. 1865.
Westield gives Seymour 272, Grant and Colfax
222; republican gain 5.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Nov. 3, 1883.
Middlesex-North Brunswick-Gives 30 majority
vote. .l.f
HAcKErsrOwH, N. j., Nov. 3, 1883.
The total vote is as follows:-Grant, 1871 Seymour,
257; Randolph. 262; Blair las. For Assembly the
democratic vote Is 292; the republican III. Con-
soMMIT n. j., Nov. 8. 1868
New Providence township Union county, gives for
President-seymour, 1850; Grant, l44; for Governor
ELIZABETH, Nov. 3, 1858.
Union county-Linden gives Blah, for Governor,
81 malorlty Clark. for Congress, republican, 3s-a
republican gain OF p.
U PLAINFrELD, Nov. g. 1868.
THIS place gives Grant is majority; Blair, for Gov
ernor, 175, and Clark, for Congress- 17S.
ORANGE, Nov. 3, 1858.
The following are the majorties In this placer
First Ward-Granr, 107; Blair, 103; Hill, 10S; Iced,
los Peek llSna republican gain Of q: 40. -,
ferty, 81; Booth. %; Rush, 49, 1 = N
223; Rush, 234; Booth, 2lo. VT ,
West Orange NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received 70
majority; randolph, so; Rafferty,, n; Rush, So;
East Orange township gives Grant 1913 majority;
Blair 32s; Hill, $3.50; Peck. $40; Iced, $40.
HammOntOn gives Grant 22S majority, ana the rest
OF the republican ticket by 20 majority.
Mercer goes democratic for Governor, state Scna-
tor and Congressman, by upwards OF 200 majority.
Two members OF the Assembly are elected. The
others are In doubt Maxwell Burlington is elected
by 1l2maj0rity. The following Is the vote In Bloom
feld:-Grant $685. Seymour, 256; John Hill 46S;
Rafferty,, 26l; Blair, 4ol; Randolph, U.s. 4
despatch TO the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany says:-Returns from New Jersey come IN very
slowly but 1t IL believed the State has gone for Grant
and C0fax by a small majority, while Randolph rs
elected Governor. UsMA
Atlantic City elects the whole republican ticket
by o..
Randolph, 26l majority; Baird for Congress. 27e;
Milford Tor the Assembly. 1l5--a republican gain
OF 90.
Atlantic county gives 500 majority for Grant and
john J. Blair. lF#a
salem gives $50 majority for Grant ana Frank p.
Blair.
Union Township gives Seymour TO- Randolph 10,
Baird rs, Hugh 81 majority.
Springfield Township gives Grant Q, Blair /, Clark
majority. G et
Passac county gives about $50 republican majority
on President, Governor and Congressman.
Hugh Reid (democrat) IL elected to Assembly from
the First district The other dlstrlctsiwent republl-
can, the same rs last year.