New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
NEW-JERSEY NUYICIPAL ELECTIONS.

RESULTS IN JERSEY CITY, HOBOKES AND THE
NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
The charter election held in jersey City
Tuesday was substantially victory FOR the Repubu-
cans who gained all the voting precincts. This result
was not unexpected, owing to the mismanagement OF
the Democrats who have controlled tho different boards
o. the city Government for several years The recent
default IN the payment OF the loan due the Equitable
Life Assurance Society and the unpaid salaries OF the
employees Of the city March, had considerable effect
upon the election.
In the Ist District Wood Oernl was elected Alderman
by plurality Of AS Smith Deml for Police Commits
sioner received q majority OF %, and Dr. McGill lie
Democratic candidate for Director OF the Board Of
Education, bad majority of 3d. Dean (Rep) ana Gan
non Dem) were elected Chosen Freehoders.
Alderman Reardon Deml was reelected IN The I'D
District by plurality OF nearly 400 Mccarthy tDeml
was elected Fire Commissioner with plurality OF only
l43. Director scanon tDemJ was reelected TO the
Board Of Education with majority of 81. O'Grady
and McArdle, both Democrats. were elected Chosen
FIcehoders by small pluralities.
Alderman Butler. who had been rencnnated IN the
tFrn5 Who received a maioritv of 37b stef Police
Commissioner; Leather, Fire Commits ion"ri Spencer
Director IN tne Board OF EducauGni and turner and
AbeTuctly, Chosen F-ceEO!ders all Republicans were
elected with mdJrites ranging from 3G5 10 sos in the
Tue contest over the candidates for Aldermen in the
Nth district was very warm and 9ltaouE the disllc
Allen the Republican. YOe Dem) received majority
of 243 Commissioner OF the Board OF fnD-
he Works, ana Meyer (Repl was elected ponce &
Commissioner by only 15 majority. toldmryor ChePJ
and Pailster (Dem) elected Chosen Froeholders
with majoritics OF As and 90 respectively.
The WITH District, one OF the Republican sronshods
gave handsome maiOrtes for all the caDdates or mat
party follows: Fisher, Alderman, 3l6 Van KenIen
Board OF Public Works. Gl7 Roe Fire C9mmls s0nef
I41 Richardson Board Of Education OeGlected). 475
Hedden. FIeeociler 6l2, and Frost; Freebooter b94
Iu the vim Disuct !ho Republican ticket was @ en-
iority of 59S Vrceand Board OF Public Works. 473i
Morris, Board of Education 435; Post. Frecholder
The different city Boards stand as foowsi
Board Of Aldermen. Republicans and 7 Democrats,
5 Republicans and Democrats, gain OF one Repub,
can; Board Of FIRE Commissioners, Republicans and
Democrats, loss Of two Dem"crasi Board OF Police
Commissioners, s REPUBLICANS aud Democrats also
gain Of Two Repnbhcans. Last year the Board OF PuO-
the Republicans elecled two of their candidates.
The return. from Hoboken are still Incomplete but
MAYOR, was reeeced by an unusually large ma9ritg'
BOhr stedt the Democratic candidate city CLERK Al
berts and City Treasurer Bene 10 whom there was no
opposition, received the full vote, The majorties OF
Ddorey The Democratic candidate for reelection city
Assessor, and the members Of the Board OF Common
s. X. Lane, the Republican candidate for Mayor IN
Bavouue CITY, received G1l votes out Of the 1O23 cast
in the four wards John yreelond Rep1 received lSs
majority in the FIRST Ward for Couucllman John Van
Buskrk Rtp), 3O2, and Jesse K Yreeand lDeml =
IN the second ward william Ellsworth Rep), 35 In
Third Ward. and Patrick Desmond D7m). 1G3 IN the
Me charter election In New Brunswick on Tuesday
resulted IN Republican victory Ihe De Wiz I.tl.4y'
rector OF the grammar school connected with Rutgers
College, was elected Mayor by 147 maiolitya gain, as
the present Mayor Is Democrat Mckee Swift, Re
pu5ncan was reelected Commissioner Of streets and
sewers by sevcut' i've majority. The Republicans
elect of the Fix Chosen Frceholder which VIII give
the Republicans majority in the fuil board. Inc
Republicans elected three Of the six Aldermen, ana
tue new board viii stand eight Repub lcsns 20
four Democratic The two Republican candidates for
Surveyors OF Highways have majority OF 23o A Re
publican Justice of TIE Peace four OF the six COnstgbcs
four oil the six COmm-siCuers OF Appeals, and the
election officers 1OUl OF lLe SIX wards complete the
victory.
IL Princeton the election resulted in ar average Re
pbican majority ninety. ,tuNOT Z. 3 Robinson
Iecla. ted over DR. 4 X Mcdonnell.
IL railway the Democrats elected their Mayor by H.
one Fcechodcr by 50, and the ether by a. and tnret
Oul of tour Common OOuncImcl, a. being Democratic
gaius. One Alderman Was eiected by Two and one By
fourteen majority. The E,pu1ledns elected the Watel
Coilu.siOncI Dy 40 ana the school COmnl-sloueI Dy
10. The Common Council and Water Board VIII again
be tC The rc-t largely attributable 10 the recent
abandonment Of tie Fire Department.
In Harrison Hudson County, the Democrats carried
The First Second and Fourth Wards, and the Repubi
cans the Third. KcarHcy Township went Republican by
about 15O FreehOdols Morgan, Democrat, and Ross,
Rcuu5iicau, have small majority N the two places
over Hahn Republican, and HHucN, Democrat.
I!.c Board OF Chosen Fr'aEOdCrs OF Uuds0n County
stands Republicans to Democrats, WITH Democrat,
l. j. Mcdonald, D.r,CtOc-1i-ldrCc