The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-04
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

AN OVERWHELMING VICTORI FOR THE KEPUBIL
cANs-ETFEcT OF THE CATHOLIC PRoTEcToR1
BILL-coMPLEx1oN or THE LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov 3, 1875.
From returns received here to-day from the various
counties throughout the State there is doubt but
that the republicans achieved overwhelming victory
the election yesterday. The they met with
in the Assembly districts OF Essex and Hudson counties
surprised the most sanguine members of the
party. In the former county eight out of nine As
sembymen republican, and in the latter
(which always considered democratic stronghold)
six out Of eight Assemblymen worship at the Same
political altar In the language of enthusiastic
publican, 'Ths is almost unprecedented-perfcctly
tonishing" In Essex county Patrick Doyle the father
OF the Catholic Protectory BILL which the defeat
of the democrats, beaten by his republican CON-
pettor Marcus s. Richards, by majority of over 200
Mr.. Doyle had majority of 9lS last year. For voting
in favor of that measure Mt Harrington in Gloucester
county; Messrs Cary and Mcdonald in Hudson; MI
wyckeG in Warren Mr.. Van Ceef in Middlesex and Mr.
Bancke, who ran for Senator IN Union were told to
stay at home" Mr.. Youmans defeated by the
Catholic vote in Trenton for voting against that
measure.
The Legislature Of last year stood as folows:-
Senate-Republicans, 13; democrats S. majority, s.
House Of neutrality-suspicious. 10. democrats Al;
majority, % Democratic majority joint ballot IL
The Centennial Legislature win be composed as fol-
Observation-Disclosures, u; democrats, o; major
ty 3 House of Assembly Repubhcans 81; demo-
Gratis, %; majority, II, Majority joint ballot H.
The following are the names of the Senators and
Assemblymen elected
SENATORS.
Camden county. ............W. J. Sewell (rep)
Essex county. ..............W. II. Kirk trep)
Gloucester county. ....... Thomas Mather rep
Monmouth county .........W II. Hendrickson (dem.)
Salem county. ..............C Pummer (rep)
Somerset county. .GhaTes =. Moore (dem.l
Union county. ..........-...W j. Magic lrep)
warren county. ............W WIN Suvertnorn (demD
AssEMBLYMEN.
Advantageous y. osgood, democrat Bergen.
lngton-Daniel l. Plat, republican; Il. Matthews,
democrat; James Clothier republican; Israel
Garwood, republican. camden-Aden g SEQ
Herring, republican. Cape - May~winiam T.
Stevens republican. Cumberland-lsalah W.
Richman, democrat; George w. Payne republican.
O. Van Rensaer, James NJ Patterson, q II. Harrison,
Elkanah Drake, Marcus s. Richards, Philip w. Cross,
all republicans, and David Dodd, democrat Glou-
cester-Thomas B. Lodge democrat; Samuel Moore, ro-
publican. Hudson-w. A. Lewis John D. Carscallan
Henry Branigan, John J. Toney, T. Q. Brown, Aexan-
der Jacobus all republicans and r. Rabe and - Har-
Swayze, democrats. Mcrcer-E. II. Drake, democrat;
J. H. Brewer republican; r. l. Hutchinson republi-
can. Middlesex-Isaiah Rofe, republican; Charles A.
Campbell and Daniel = Martin, democrats "a Mon
Conover democrats. Morris-E NJ. Skellinger, demo-
GRAFT James Q. Youngblood and Edmund ID. Halsey,
| republicans. 0cean-Ephraim = Emson democrat
Passaic-John w. Griggs, Edward Francisco and Jos.
/, Cunningham, republicans. Salem-W. Lawrence,
democrat; Quntn Keasey, republican. Somerset
James J. Bergen, democrat James H. voorhees, TO
Edward s. Atwater and d. A. Vail, republicans; Theo
dore Pierson, democrat Warren-M Carpenter,
publican; f. J. Mackcy, democrat
dent OF the Senate and Mr. j. d. Carscaan Speaker Of
the House. Both houses will convene the second
Tuesday in January next