New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
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TRENro., N.J.. Noy. NV majority in the Ii
Congress ona. District Is over 1000.
joins HART BREWER.
N.rul cau candidate Tor Congress-
Mr.. HILL ELECTED 10 CONGRESS.
uY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rrirUSEl
B1rNr,N. Nd, Nog. MORRIS County viii give
Republican maiou y OF about 500. The Hon
James Youugbood Utepl Is elected Senator My
election De- assured. joins HILL
REP. candidate for Congress - Win District
REPUBLICtN GAINS ~ MERCER COUNTY
lGE>eEAL PRES, DI-PATcHl
TnrN1Cv. N.J.. Noy. 2-Ne,cer County gives
Garfield 800 majority and j. Hart Brewer GepJ
for Congress. 500 majority. The Republicans eject
John Taylor State Senator by over 800 majority.
They also eject three j publican As,omblymen-C.
: Robinson Iu the Is. M. c. Coleman "a the I'D,
and J. V. -. Brchmau 10 the ND District. This Is
a gam Of a STATE senator aud one AS,cmblyman In
1876 The Republican maJoritym the county was 90.
PAssAIC COUNTY
Passaic County CIV IS a Republican majority Of
between 200 and 100, against 1873 for PrcsI-
dcut HAYES. Jacob LabUs rep is elected to the
Assembly from tue lst District; K. NJ. Morchead
Rep from the lid; Thomas b. Nrceand Rep
from the Illd.
Lafr-The complete vote of Ncw-Brun5wicl gives
Hancock 445 IN j'ritv, Dcnocrluc gain OF 242.
GAINS IN ESSEX COUNTY
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rElgrNgl
NrwArK. y. j., Nov 2.-Ihc Republican AVERAGE
majority IN Essex County = about $500. The city
is Republican by nearly 1000. Seven Republican
Assc ubl,meu out Of nine are elected. as follows
1T District Thomas " Lancsiroth ('an.l; H. !. l..
Nuun O;cpl: VIA If. Van Duyne lR"pI; IYth,
a VII WIN itr.rf,
CRcp1; With, {. q; Btue ner licpl .Elilth, VI.
Mcilahon DEM; lXtp, /. O'COHnor lDem.) this
is a Republic III gaI Ol Que.
Phiucas Jones lRepl < elected 10 Congress from
the NIth Distinct by 200, runniuE brnnl the
electoral ticdet. Pots Rcp) Tor Governor leads
the electoral ticket by about 200.
countv and is lar-cy in excess of tina. east at the
chatter election. Inc Repuhlcaus are ju'llant,
and are pIradug the streets with bands OF music.
REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN SOMERSET.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIn"NE.l
SoMrEvILLr y. j., Nov. 2-Thc Republican ma
ioritv IN Somerset County about 500 President
ana Governor. as against lGs Democratic majority
In SO and II Republican majority IN 1877. Cen
cral Klpatnck has about 200 majority for Con-
sres-. The Sheriff and one AsscmblymAn are elected.
John Rmpelnan (Rep.j has been defeated in the Is
District by W. A. Schomp DEM Mr.. Amcrman Is
defeated by Mr. Vanderyeer DEM for County
Clerk.
CLAIMED BY THE DEMOCRATS
TIE LEGISLATURES N rOUBT.
fGENERAL PEL-s DIsPATCH.
TRENTON, y. j.. Now 2.-lhe Democratic State
Committee claims that the State has been carried
for Hancock and for Ludlow for Governor.
The Legislature is still in doubt. although the Re
publlcaus claim \ majority on joint ballot.
A CONGRESSMAN PROBABLY GAINED.
lGESEEAL FREss DIsPATCHI
TRENTON, " j., Nov. 2.-Mcrccr County gives a
Republican majority of about 800 a Republican
gain Of Is. J. Hart Brewer RepJ, candidate tor
Corrrees III the lid District. will have about 100
majority.
FITZPATRICK PROBABLY DEFEATED
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TGiBrNG.l
Nrw,rK. \. j., Nov. 2.-Dlspatchos from Nswton
Sussex County. show r. publican gains in Newton,
Andoyer Lafayette. Shampton. Frankfort, and other
towns. General Fitzpatrick Rep probably defeated
for Congress in the WITH District.