New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
NEW.IERSEY.

A REVIEW OF THE sIGUATION-RESIL 1t OF IliL
RECENT ELRCTlON.
The official count of votes pOlled at the late
election IN NewJersey have been made public. In the
Ist Congress District the Republicans elect John W.
Hazloton by 2Oi3 majority John Hill in the Fourth ly
2769 and George A. Hascy gain in the Filth by 329l
making total of sOg7. The Democracy elect Samuel G
Forler the I'D District by by 447 audJohn Bird In
the Third by 3GG, total Of 1903 Messrs Hazeon and
Forkcr are members tho former succeeding Mr..
Moore Republican, and the latter Mr. Haeht, Democrat
Messrs Bird and Hin are reGected-the latter for his
third term. Mr. Hasey succeeds Orestes Cleveland ana
wa the member in ls07-Cs having been defeated for
reelection 10y MI. Cleveland, whom lie In turn has
beaten Mr. Rafferty,, who was beaten by Mr. Hill In the
WITH District was also beaten by him In 1868 Mcssrs
Halsey and Hin formerly members Of the state
Legislature the former in lsG62 aud the latter III 1862
and in 1850 in tho last year he chosen Speaker Of the
Assembly MT Newell who was de'cateI n5 MI. FOIter
in the Id District elected IN 1864 ana beaten III 1896
In tie state Senate which will stand 70 Republicans
to nine Democrats, the Republicans gain four members
each IA Cape May, Burlington, MiddeseX and Pas
coed the late Senator Cobb The Democrats retain Sus-
orifv The following is the vote in the respective cOn
ties. Rcpublican-Cape May 4o6 Burlington 1856; Middle
susseX GO Hmterdon l65l. In Cape May, Mr.. Bees
lev who was defeated by Mr. Rice Democrat, III 1861 IS
rick, WHO was also defeated in 1867. or the senate
seven members have been also members OF the Assembly
Trick Of Burlington, in 1869, GS, and 81 Mr. Nixon o
Cumberland, in 1865, G7, and '6S; Mr.. Taylor Of
Hudson, in 1865 and 'G7 Mr. Banghau OF Hunter
don In "a; Mr. Jarrard OF Middt IN 1904 G6
67 and 20; and Mr. Beach of Morris in 1869 and 90 Nh
Bottle of Camden is his second term, Mr. Little OF
Monmouth on his third term, aud Mr. Edsa OF Sussex
ON his second. OF the defeated candidates, MI bppin
colt OF Burlington a member OF The Assembly ~
1867 6s and CO. and Nj. APPRECIATE OF MddcScX served
several years since MesfTs hce OF Cape May
and Hopper Of Passaic have served one term each in
the Senate.
The Assembly will stand 81 Republicans TO &c Demo
Crats-a Republican gain OF eight. The Republicans
gain member III Burlington, one In Camden, two in
Essex in Hudson, IN Mercer one In MiddcscN
and one in Passac TIE Democrats gain two in salem
and one Union. OF the GO members - Of them
elected seven previously MEMBER and 81 about
one halt are new legislators The Republicans reflect H.
The Democrats Tcelect IL. or the members elect
Mr.. Maxwell of Burlington enters lis fourth term,
Messrs Acott, House, Moolery, Stats valentine aud
Purscl on Their third MessTs. Irwin OF Essex, Cooger
Of Hudson, and Hemingway of Passaic members
i'm 1862 and the latter two beaten last year Mr. Con
dit of Essex, member in 1866 and 1867 Mr. Bruerc
Of Mercer in 1863 and 1861, and MI Nicholson OF
Camden in 1864 and 1866, and Mr. Patterson Of
Monmouth IN 1860 and 1901 when he also
Speaker. Among the new members is *. :. Leaning.
from Cane May County, who Il tie nth descendant VI
the family held the office In fact they have
been represented since the formation OF the Government
his father grandfather cicatgrandinther anG great
greaandfdther having all been representatives III the
State Legislature.
The Legislature OF Ncw-Jersey viii meet Jan. 10.
1871 at D. m and among the first business Will be The
election Of United States Senator, for which position
several candidates, one OF which viii make
an excellent choice. Newark Courier.