National Republican., 1880-11-03
Thomas y. Vreeland (rep) from the third dist riot
John Hill Is elected to congress from the dfth dis

trict
NEW BhyNswlcK, n. j., Nov. 2,-The complsto
o, G coany e gvGiS i9 acocf c9 a9 fJ fSJpr ~
congtcss) 400 majority, and Ludlow (dcm for gov.
ern9r iG5, The vote In this city indicates that
| Ross is reelected.
jersey CITY, n. J.. Nov. 81 a. m.-Tho indlca.
ions at present, with measuo returns and heavy
dunootao losses are that the electoral vote OF the
state will be given TO Hancock, with gubernatoiial
contest In doubt the chance being In favor OF the
republicans Potts. republican for governor. hos
ruin ahead Of his ticket but less than wns antici.
| paIed; and Ludlow, democrat for governor. has
run less behind than was expected The dem
oCratS probably lose the second congressional DIS
| tllct (Smith's) aud certainly gain the seventh
! iiardenbergl over the present, member,
! Brigham renominntcd In the fourth district rhe
! defeat OF General kilputucl; is conceded and the
demOcrls claim majority Of 1000 for
his opponent Mr., Harris. The republicans elect
| congressman; Robson IN the first district, John
| hart Brcmer IN the second, and Phineas Jones in
tho sixth, with llll trop) IN doubt rs against Cut.
ei, er Inc democrats elect Rosa IN tho third dis
,rict 6y from l,lO) TO 200J majority, and Harden
berg In the seventh by about 1000 majority. Pas
sale county gives LOO republican majority Jcr-
seY City has cast It's largest vote exceeding 236 000
| New Brunswick shows democratic gain of 2i2.
| Democratic estimates from Monmouth county give
2nOl majority; Reports from tho southern and
| strongly republican portions Of the state show
| democratic gains, while the central mauuiactuT-
| Ing districts show republican gains. The
legislature VIII. from present appearances be @,
publican by twelve to fifteen majority. I'm. cd
states Senator John X. MCPHERSON, chairman Of
the democratic state committee says the result "is
| doubtful and discouIagng nationally aud tho
| news we have from Trenton Paterson, Newark
and tho manufacturing districts makes the state
| doubtful. State Senator Hobert, chairman Of the
republican committee, snys It looks rs if Iiancocl;
might carry the stne. but still we gaining so
much that II may not be. am confident that we
shall elect Potts governor and save four Of our
| seven congressman"
| CAMDEN N. j., Nov 2.--Camden county gives q
republican majority of LOO; republican gain, 2iS
THENroS, N j., Nov. 2.-Mercer county gives q
| republican majority of about 500-a republican
| gain Of $50. ]. uartbrewcr republican candidate
Tor congress, Will have about 100 majority
| TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 2.-Thc democratic state
committee claim that the state has been carried fol
HANCOCK and for Ludlow for governor The re-
| publicans claim TO have elected four congressman
out OF seven. The delegation will stand The same
as last session. The legislature is stil In doubt, al
| ballot.
RED BANK, ~ j., Nov. 2.-Thc democrats elect
u. W. Murphy In the first assembly district Is. A.
Bell IN the second, and Charles Allen In the third
The democrats gnin two members IN this county
Ludlow for governor will have majority OF 2,C0C
| in Monmouth county,