New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
MInnIrsrX COUNTY.


v-Brunswick gives Isaac L. Martin lkepl SOL
,ro;or,,v for state Senator over Wright Robbins
,Denl II is est imatcd that Martin will have 900
majority in the county. THIS is Republican gain
R,bert O. Miller tRcpl is elected TO the Assembly
from tins city list DISTRICT by 9i3 majority. John
NJ Board tRepl Is elected to the Assembly from the
lid District. This is
ATLANTIC COUNTY.
The returns IRON Atlantic County indicate the
reelection of James J,frics (iep.l to the Assembly
by a large majority.
CAPE MAY COUNTY.
The indications are that Waters b. Miller CDemJ
has defeated Richard 8 Leaning Repl for the
State Senate. and that Lewis Williams tRep) has
been elected to the Assembly.
OCEAN COUNTY.
Rufus Blodgete DEM is reelected to the As
sembly.
HUDSON COUNTY.
The election in Jersey City. Hoboken Bayonne
CITY and other portions of Hudson County passed
of very quietly there being no disturbances about
the polling-places. excepting few squabbles
There were no arrests for illegal voting or false
registration. The vote mp TO noon was very Ilghi
but in the afternoon the workers OF both
parties induced the voters to turn out In
strong numbers and before the polls closed the vote
was heavy one. For several days the entire county
has been flooded with circulars of hbellous char
acter, all attacking County Clerk Brann and Henry
h Van Horn. the Republican candidate for County
Clerk. II was alleged that the circular was sent out
by the friends of George Is. Fielder, the regular
Democratic candidate. who defeated MIR. Brann in
the conventions Mr.. Fielder denies all knowledge
of the author Of the circular. Another circular
made Its appearance in the lid Assembly District
where ex-Assemblyman Samuel W. Stilsng, who
was refused the customary denomination by the he
pubhcans, ran rs Independent RepuOlean
against William w. Lee. the choice OF the Repnbli-
can Convention. 1t was signed by George l..
Plmly, who was convicted four years ago OF chang
ing election returns in the interest of the Hon. Mar
duke Tiden. Republican candidate for Alderman,
Phmlv being one of the Judges of Election. In
this circular Plmly alleged that he induced TO
change the vote by Thomas Edmondson and the
Hon. George Warren. Plmly was arrested yester-
day and placed under bonds to await trial on a
charge Of libel made by Mr. Edmondson. Late
yesterday afternoon it was rumored that the Dem
ocrats would attempt TO count out some OF the he
publican candidates in several of the Assembly
Districts aud the counting of the votes was closely
watched by the Republicans.
PAsSAIC COUNTY.
Carrot A. Hobart (Repl has been reelected as
State senator by nearly LOCO majority III Passaic
County Three years ago his majority was 500.
George W. Conkling lRep) is reelected to the AS
sembly from the Ist District, and Robert B. More
head and Thomas b. Vreeland tRepsl are
elected in the Id and Hid Districts. Mr.. More
heads election is Republican gain.
BURLINGTON COUNTY.
Burlington County elects W. Budd Deacon as
State Senator by at least 900 majority, aud the
indications are that the Republicans have elected
all four members of Assembly. This would be
gain of a state Senator and three Assemblymen.
MONMOUTH COUNTY.
Sherman B. Oviatt tRep.l was defeated In the lst
Assembly met by 40 majority. John ID. Hance
DEM was elected in the lid without opposition.
H. the IIIdDistrict G. H. Lufburrow (Rcp.l has lao
majority.
ESSEN COUNTY.
A light vote was poled in this county Gulick
Oem.l was elected as Surrogate, and Egner Den.l
us Register by maiorities of about 700 in the
county The Democratic majority IN Newark Is
shout l 300 less than at the charter election In
October. The Republicans gam two Assemblymen.
The Assembl ymen-elect LIST District. Thos. w.
Langstroth lRep); Id. John Gill tRep) llld llar-
rson Van Duyne RepJ; WITH, VIM. X. Williams
RepD: With, James NJ. Patterson (Rep.s With, Gott-
fried Kruger Den.); With, Elias a. Wilkinson
RepO: With. Peter j. Gray Dem.) lXth, Thos.
O'Connor tDem)