Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-05
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AS we write, we count the following
Republican gains in the Assembly !;
Three in Camden one in Cape May !;
two in Gloucester one in Cum berland
one in Essex; one in Somerset one in
Morris one in Middlesex and one in
Mercer: making a total Republican
gain in the lower house of twelve. In
the Senate, we lose one member, from
Mercer
The result shows magnificent Re
publican gain upon last year, and leaves
us the hope of a substantil victory
Let other States recollect that the Re-
publicans of New Jersey had $1,000
majority last year to overcome: that
they have stood manfully upon the
most advanced doctrines of the Repub-
lican party /; that they have compro-
missed nothing that in the fact of an
unreasoning prejudice, they have stout
ly asserted the right of suffrage for
every man who has soul, without re-
gard to color or condition. Bearing
the banner of the right full high adj
vanced, supporting steadily the plat
forms of 1867 and 1868, yielding not
one sillable of principle, they have
made raid into the Democracy that
only needs to be half-repeated to place
the State among the brightest stars of
the Republican constellation.
THIED CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Hunterdon has gone Democratic by
about 1000.
Somerset gives Seymour 354 Bird
375; Randolph 1853 !; Sheriff, 214
Middlesex gives Seymour 1865 Ran
dolph 418 Bird $50. For Assembly,
Jarrard, Republican, has 90; Jones.
Rebel, IA, and Cox, Dem. BOB.
Warren gives Randolph maiority'of
1000.
Union County gives Seymour about
$50. and Bird 512.
Plainfield- 1872 Blair IT'S
Clark 178.
Springfield Grant maj, Blair l
Clark 4, Hough Dem. for Assembly l.
Union-Seymour 70, Randolph 10,
Bird rs, Hough 81.
Westfield-Seymour so.
New Providence-Seymour 6. Ram
dolph II. I
Linden Blair 81, Clark 80.
Elizabeth, complete, gives Seymour
314, Bird 55S, Dem. Mayor 296. Whe
Ian for Assembly 1902. For Council
5 Denis. and Reps.
Railway gives Grant "a, Clark IL,
and Hough 47-the latter running far
ahead of his ticket and is reelected to
Assembly.
Senator Clark is beaten for Congress
by about 3, 467
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY $500
JOHN HILL ELECTED.
TRENTON, Nov. L. The result in this
State, so far as ascertained, figures up
about 4, 500 majority for Randolph, the
Democratic candidate for Governor
The Democratic Electors have about
$500 majority. Charles Haight. John
Il. Bird, and Orestes Cleveland Demo
crats) are elected to Congress- Philip
Rafferty,, in the Fourth District, is de-
feated by % small majority by Hill,
(Rep.) Moore rep is elected in the
First District The Legislature will
stand as follows: Senate-Democrats
IL; Republicans, 8. House Demo
Gratis, 80 Republicans, 26
THE STATE, THE CONGRESSMAN
AND ASSEMBLY.
NEWARK, N. J., Nov, 1.-The returns
are very close and incomplete. Sey-
mour carries the State by about 1000
majority, and Randolph (Dem.) for
Governor, by about $500. The Senate
has twelve Democrat and nine Republic
can members. The Assembly have
thirty-two Democrat and twenty eight
Republican members. The Democra-
tic majority on joint ballot is seven,
which will send Democrat to the Uni |
ted States Senate in the place of Ere
hngAuysen. Moore, the Republican
Representative for Congress, was cleo.
ted in the list District, by about 5000 |
majority. Haight Dem. in the lid
District, by about 5000 majority. |
Bird Dem, in the IIId District, by
$500. Hill rep. is 100 ahead in the
TVth District and nrohah1y a1aota1