New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
PEprrBLICAN GAINS IN NEw-JERsEY.

is decided victory Tor the fOIncr Az thie ''o Ao"'"
majority IA estimated at considerably than 1000
RFPIrBJICAN GAINS IN NEW-JERSEY.
THE LEGISLATIVE AND COUNTY ELEcTIoNs-REruB- B.
IIcAy GAINS REPORTED FROM ALL QUARTERS
The gains of either party in the counties
elect!ng Senators calculated upon the Guoernatorai
vote of last year. Assembymen arc calculated
on tue Assembly vote Of last year.
UNION COUNTY.
Wm. T. Msgie Rep1 for Senator in Union County has
153 majority in the lid District Of Planhed, Repuo
licsn gain OF 80.
psp +. Vail Rep), for Assembly, has 134 majority in
tho same district, Republican gain OF 10.
MORRIS COUNTY.
Washington township gives Harden (Dem) 13o ma
iority for Sheriff. Democratic loss Of "a; Holman Una
Dem, for sheriff. poed So votes. RoKbury township
Owes Harden DeIul 81 majority, Democratic
loss of 4O Mount Olive township gives Haroen
UenJ 81 majority, o Democratic loss OF %
Randolph township gives Freeman tRepl Ior
Sheriff, 81 majority. Republican gain OF o.. |
Chatham township gives Freeman tRop for Sheriff 2ao
majority, Republican gain OF 50. James e. Young
blood ep has 2IS majority for the ist District Re
pubIcan gain Of 80. Morris township gives Freeman
(RepJ for Sheriff 1876 majority, Republican gam Oh
Ill Youngblood nep) for Assembly has 1919 majority
Republican gain of 49, Rockayay township gives
Freeman RopJ for sheriff II mJority,a n Repubncah
gain of 40. Mendham township gives Harden CDcm)
for sheriff 22 majority, Democratic loss OF d Jefferson
township gives Freeman Q.epJ A majority Tor sherin
lie 10 undoubtedly elected.
WARREN COUNTY.
Uartefstown gives Wn Silyerthorne Dem) % major
ty for Senator, Democratic loss OF 80. H. r. Ho"ey
Kepj has A. majority for tho Assembly in the same
borough.
MIDDLFsEx COUNTY.
Mddlesex County elected Roberts Rep) Tor shern ny
500 majority, aud also two Republican Assenibymen-a
gain Of two The City Of New Btuns@ick gives Roberts
CRep) for sheriff, 367 majority; Republican gain OF
6s7 Isaiah Role ep) is elected to tie Assembly from
tho Izt Disrio, by majority OF 2GO Republican gain
OF 691.
HUDSON COUNTY
The election passed off quietly in Hudson
County yesterday, and there was an absence OF
the interest and zeal shown at previous Fall
elections. The only county officers to be voted
FOR were sheriff, Surrogate. DiTect"r-at-Large
OF tho B@,rd of Chosen Freeholders and
tia democratic candidates. before the election began
were conceded the victory. Al II p NJ there were in-
dcatons that August Tngwersen, the Republican candi-
date for Director at Large, would win by small MAJOR
ity and hope. were entertained BY some Republicans
tst Merseles would elected Sheriff, but IL Is probable
that tie Democrats hGvo carried the county ticket The
vote was unusually light, bong only 137l7 against
10 -9O last year decrease Of 2073. or II per cent
The contest between the Assembly was somewhat
spirited aud Will show a Republican gain
la the LIT District William A. Lewis tRep). is elected
over Edward s. smith (Dem), by ~ majority. In
thc lid District Thomas j. HauDon (Dem.) Is elected
over o. A. Howe Qnd. Dem) In the Iild District John
d. Carseallen lRep). is elected over Thomas
Reesn (Dem). by about 400 majority. In the
IVth District, the result IL still doubtful and both
parties claim the victory. In the Nth District John j.
'roaey (gsp) l. elected over Robert D. WynSOop tDem)
by about 4gO nsjory. Ia the With District Thomas C.
Brown Rep) Is elected over Thomas Carey (Deinl by
about 800 majority In the With District Rudolph
Rabe lDom.) is elected over Frederick L. scmerS1hl
Herj, and in the VIIIth District Alexander Jacobs
Rep) Is elected over +. +. Mcdonald The Democratic
county ticket Is elected BY 900 TO 1000 majority.
PAssuC COUNTY.
In tic Is Assembly District Of fassac County John
W G,cgs tRepl is probably elected over Daniel Dem
Arrest (Dcm 10y small majority, though later returns
from Passac City may change this a. II - known 'nat
many Of De ersrc-s Republican friends have voted foT
b,n In the Id District the result Is still
doubtful. but it is believed that full returns
will give Edward francisco tRep) small
majority oye John sanderson Deml In the lid Dis
elected over Robert Adams (Uem The county officers
arr claimed by the Republicans at tsnateo mp9rines
of 800 10 800 and returns indicate the election OF James
Bluudc Rep for hCfi1 and Isaac Van NsSoher iot
Surrogate In Paterson yGsaaG & t SeTy oa ,'1o voe Ioed
is4L Ni;7 ,' ''''' -.
Tho Reputhcaus Of Mercer County elect Mount lRep.l
for sheriff and also gain two Assembymen. The follow
ing AssemblynoD bavo been elected: 1T District Enoch
II DRAKE cJem.) I'D, John III. Brewer tRepD; iii'i,
Gobt L. Hutchinson (iIep1
sALtM COUNTY.
gel.m County elected C. Piummrr lKp1 for echotefp py
io6 majority Republican gain OF 1873 Hines tRepJ Tor
Sheriff by oil majority. Nm. Lawrence QDem) AMI
onnton Keashey Giepl are elected to the Assembly.
Lawrence lad only 3 rosiority and kcashey l63.
eoers.t County elect Charles Il. Moore Deml 10 the
sna,e by about 200 majority also elects Democratic
Clork apd Republican Sheriff James H. Noorhees
rep and James j. Beeeen (DeIa) are elected to the
Assembly -
STATE SENATOR'S LIFCrGD.
The returns fron the Assembly Districts are
not coroul,te enough 10 warran: estimate OF the
standing och party will have In the Lover house OF the
next egatart The following, however, l. believed tobe
q correct list of tho s.ua;orseiect Seven Republicans
and ak Democrats hold oycr and II the suloinedti
RENAME unchanged the Republicans viii have a me-
iory OF three tho senate against five in The last
senate: ,.
CJpnHeS. hpn,ofSftft.
Caud.u . tWilliatn \. Sewc 0sfpl
80, ........ William II. Kirk iltepJ
(;inIiccgter .. -. Thomas Ma;hcr lIiepJ
Mcnmonth ..... Vim. H. Ecndrickson (Dem)
.u............ ... C. PiImmcr Rep
couicrsef. -. Charles Ii Moore GDemD
linton ~. ...... William Y. Magic tReDD
War; II " -. ... William silverthornr tDomJ
Reelected.