New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09
NEW-JERSEY.

LAND ALL RIGHT-RIOTS IN NEw-'EhoIi
AND DELAWARE.
NEW-JERSEY.
SWEEPING REPUBLICAN vICTORY-THE STATE
RBDEEMED-FoUR OUT OF FIVE CONGRESS
MEN FOR THE REPUBLICANs-THE LEGlsLA-
TURR RADICAL IN BOTH BRANCHES.
Elections were held in ew-Jersey yester-
day for five congressman, seven state sehators' anu
members Of the lower House Of the Legislatures IN some
counties Also for local officers In 1868 the Democras
carried the State by majority OF t,Si OF wnich 4'o
obtained In Hudson County. The negro Vote-aoou'
5000 In the stae-was almost entirely cast for tno nc
pubcans yesterday, giving them Large gains III i' VI
The election PASSED off with unusual quiet But few
arrests made and far as Is known inert ~
disturbances The vote poed was very senator and the
redsctng Of the State having served 10 AWAKEN puD'
interest. -. ,
six wards OF Jersey City and four wards OF Newark De
side estimates in some of the counties ana Tow pdtpp
The received, however, were sucn as 10
sweeping Republican victory. The leading men OF the Dc
mocracy in jersey City gave up the two r
the Democrats had majority of five in the Senate ana
six in the Assembly In the next ootn %
will be Republican. Ont of five Congressman the Detno
Gratis now have three yesterdays election gives ne re
PgDcans four out Of FIVE In the vh
In Hudson County, which has hitherto gwen Dem0
men are eectedJaInes F. Fielder John Anness George
Warren J. Hornbower. The two Democrats Crntv
Michael COOgan and Herman d. BUSCH. I$oSc4 NVuH'|
elects seven out OF nine Assemblymen. ,., 49,
John Hill epJ is probably elected in the Ivth Con
gress District over PHILLIP Rafferty, De Passaio
known to be defeated by Henry A. WiiaHs, nsp, IL
Mddlesex County the Republican candidate Tor
Jarrard is elected also the three Repuphcan
members Of Assembly. ,,, o.. co,
fer OF counties including the City Of Camden IL elected
Lee. dispatch from Camden dated az ii o'clock p m
gives this the probable majority the only counties not
heard from at that time being A s ec aGa Of the r.
publican candidates for the Legislature ID THESE
MBenjSmi1 oyeTnssr Ats1G and D. Leaning
Burlington County elects Henry j. Trick Rep 70 state
Rns and Lew French are elected and two Republicans,
David L. Hall and Thomas c. Alcott. Camden County
returns three Republican members OF the Legislature,
Charles Wilson, Isaac W. Nicholson, and stevenson
Leslie. ,,., 49,,
berland County. William A. House ep9 - elected IN
the lid District by majority OF 49, Hunterdon county
gives Democrats them m1SS Both the Repab
Hcan candidates elected to the Legislature Ill Gouoes
The lid Congress District elects exGov. Newell, Rep
by small majority The district Is now represented ~
Congress District by large majority over koper. iuS
ling, Republican. He is the present Representatives A.
In Mercer County, two Republican candidates 70 tne
is elected In Ocean County, by small majority W the
Assembly. In sussex County the two Denocratie can,
ddates returned to the Legislature, and K T. Edsah
10 the Senate.
HALsEY ELECTED IN THE FIFTH DIsTRIcT-A
REPUBLICAN GAIN OF TWO AssEMBLYMES
IN ESSEX COUNTY-BIRD'S MAJORITY 4,5oO.
NEWARK, Nov. S.-Tbe returns show large
Republican gains. Newark gives Hasey GepJ over
5000 majority for Congress. He is probably elected.
The Republicans gain two State Assemblymen In EsseI
County Scattering returns from Essex County give
Hill Rep) for Congress- In the Iyth District over 1000
majority over Rafferty, Dem) Hill is probably elected
L. D. Jarrard is elected State Senator from Mddesex
County: a Republican gain.
Returns from the lid District lndcate bHd eecton
by 4, 500 majority; a Democratic gain OF 800.
The LIST District OF Cape May County gives Hazleton
RepJ for Congress 2Sl majority; Beesley Rep.) for
Stale Senator 1876 majority Leaning (Rep Tor Assem-
fourth District. Passaic County gives Hill Gep)
majority The entire Republican County ticket is
CAMDEN N. j. Nov. s-The First District-Hammon-
ton gives Hazeton (RepJ 1875 majority. .
Mullica Township gives Hazelt9n o. majority po,.
Second -wilingbOrough Township gives Fork
er DEM 81 majority. -.
The Third Dstrict-Philipsburg gives Bro (DeInl so
majority, Democratic gain OF 2OO
MAJORITY IN NEWARK, 3,276-
HILL CERTAINLY REFLECTED.
NEWARK, Nov. S.-Halseys majority in
Newark is 9.27s.
Hill has 274 majority in the townships OF Essex, and
is certainly elected.
THE CITY OF neutrality-suspicious. GAINS.
PLANFIELD, n. j., Oct. 8-RObert Rushing,
Republican candidate for Congress, has 23 majority in
this city-a gain OF g.
Dr. sutphen candidate for Coroner the Republican
county ticket has a majority Of Ga gain of g.
Yates Democrat is probably elected to the Assembly
from the lid District OF Essex County.
A DEMOCRATIC RIOT IN CAMDEN COUNTY THREE
COLORED MEN SHOT.
CAMDEN, n. j., Nov 8.-A Democratic con-
stable and his abettors In Newton Township, Camden
County shot three celoed voters to-day without provo
cation driving them from the polls. The colored men
rallied and drove the assailants of the field. One
was killed.
IATER-THE MILITARY CALLED OUT TO RESTORE
ORDER.
CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 8.-Haggerty and
crowd OF Philadelphia roughs smashed the balOtbox in
Newton Township at O'Clock this afternoon, and de-
stroyed all Of the ballots The Sheriff called the 9Th
Regiment Col. James NJ. scovel commanding, which,
with one COMPANY, reorganized the Board OF Election.
The baoting then went on, and resulted in majority OF
l92 for the Republican candidates. The rioters in
jail In spite of fraud the Republican ticket Will
ANOTHER REPORT.
CAMDEN, N j., Nov. 6-A fight occurred to-
day al the polls In Newton Township Camden County
Two colored men were shot, and four white named
Long Henry, FOrman and stinsmsn were badly injured.
The riot was suppressed by Major Dare, u 8. Deputy
Marshal
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAIN IN MoNTCLAIR.
M0NTCLAIR, n. y, NOV. Gins township
gives Ill., Republican candidate for Congress, al
jority gain OF &c his majority in this place
MoRRIsTowN ELECTS THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN
TICKET, AND GIVES HILL 28O MAJORITY.
MoRRIsIowN, n. j., Nov. S.-The whole Re-
publican ticket elected in Morris township For
Congress- John Hill has go majority; for State Senator
Columbus Beach has ia majority for the state Legiss
ture Nathaniel Niles has 2l4 majority, and for Sheriff.
James vanderveer has 239 majority.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.