New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

PARKER AIIEAD--THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
NEWARK, Nov. 7.-Returns are coming in
very slowly but the best estimates give the State to
Parker (DemJ for Governor and tho gisature to the
Republicans. Essex County disappoBts Republican
anticpations, giving Parker about coo majority, and
Peckwell (Dem.) for sheriff, about $50 majority.
Morris County probably elects a Democratic Senator
The returns indicate about 400 for Parker.
Passaie County gives about 500 majority for Wash.
South Jersey shows Republican gains.
NORRIS COUNTY.
The vote of Morris County very cOss for Governor,
with slight chances favor Of Walsh. CateE (Dem)
elected State Senator by over 200 maj Niles ep) and
Garfield Dem.) arc elected to the Assembly.
MIScEILANBOUs-
Burlington gives Walsh 81 maj Master, Rep, Is
elected to the Assembly BY 1856 maj
Bricksbmg gives Walsh 297 mai; Ravens, for Senator
80 mat Richard B. Parker for Assembly, 07 Hulit for
Sheriff, 66-an Republicans.
Bergen County gives Republican majority, defeating
Lydecker, DEM, for the Senate.
Freehold Gov. Parkers home. gives % Democratic mo-
| jority, loss OF -.
Gaahszsaa loeanty, sasoss GzOascup (Dcm) Senator,
| giving Democratic gain Of II.
Cape May County gives ls0 majority.
Parker's majority In Bordentown Ia no.
Walsh's majority In Burlington County Is 7O0
At 9o'cock this morning no complete returns from
Hoboken had been received. Calculating upon reports
from the districts when last counted however, 1t ap-
peared certain that the Democratic Assembymen in
tho northern part Of the county had been elected For
the other Assembly Districts the following s tho full
vote:
HUDSON COUNTY, sSensbEy First Dstrict-Geo. II.
Farrier ep) l,l3G W. B. Rankin Dem), $40; Fitzpat-
rick Qnd) zoo Second Disrict-Dcnnis ReardOn Indl,
O7S Patrick Sheeran Dem 967; j. Outwatcr (RapJ, 1872
Third District-GsO. 8. Pympt0n Rcp), 1,15 John Van
Worst Dem, os7; 3. Van Ripper rep, Ind), 1885, COstar
lInd), sc. Fourth District-H. W. Wood (RepD, $40; H.
H. Gaede Dem), lO25. Fifth Distrct-J. Wandc (RrpJ,
7s9; II. Stout Dem), 753 Sixth Distrct-JOhn Amress
1,2O2; r. Stevens Dem), 1893.
TIE vote on Governor In Hudson County was Walsh
Ron 56s4; Parker, DEM, 6957. For STANDARDIZATION.
Rep 6SS5; Mcpherson, DEM, 66s4 For Shertf-hount,
Rep. 6l95 Renhardt, 1894. The returns from tho
different counties in the State at o'clock made 1t
tain that Parker elected Governor by over 1900 ma
torty The Senate stands 10 Republicans Democrats
House OF Assembly doubtful.
Somerset County gives Parker about 200 majority
Mercer County elects the full Republican ticket Tho
Governors vote Is very close.
Hunterdon County gives Parker 1850 majority.
Passalc County gives Walsh 800 majority, and elects
the whole Republican ticket.
Cumberland County complete gives Walsh over 1,lOO
maj Sheppard for State Senator and the whole Ropub
lican ticket is elected.
Walsh has SIT maj. in Passac County Mcdonald In
Ist Assembly District, has 30 maj; Hemingway In IId
has 296 mai; and Torbe In lid has 1863 mai-a Repub
loans. Tho Republican Clerk Is elected by 90 mai.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. s3Soa q. m.-Hoboken gives Parker.
Dem. for Governor, CSC mai; Mcpherson, DEM, for
Senator. $50, mai; Mount, Rep, for Sheriff, 90 maj
Hudson City-Total estimated vote, Parker, 800 mali
Mcpherson, 2OOo maj, and Reinhardt, Dem, for shcl
1000 maj.
THE ELECTION IN NEWARK.
The Republicans elect one and the Demo.
Gratis two Coroners far made though
the returns not complete the vote for Coroner.
or tho seven candidates for Assembly the Republicans
five the city, and tho Democrats elect two The
following votes for Assemblynen and Coroners
in totals and the vote for Governor and shoriH by
Wards;