National Republican., 1883-11-07

iority. Seven republican and three demo.
cratic assomblymen are elected in Essex.
Essex county elects Bell Burgess, keasbly,
Harrison, LohlbaCh, Fish, ana llol2worth, re-
pubicans, aud O'Connor, ArmithEe and Har-
rigan. democrats, Mercer county will give
Albeit about 100 majority. Tronton gives
Abhett 5l3 majority.
Camden county gives Dixon about 300
majority against 9, 122 for Potts (rep.) in 1880.
Armstrong Crep) is elected to the assembly in
the first district Browning (dem.) in the
second district, and Stafford (rop) In the
third.
Salem county givos Dixon ITO majority.
Coombs (rep.) Ia elected TO the assembly.
Capo May county gives Abbott 80 majority.
Ludlam (dom) has t16 majority for the as
sembly. Ocean county is very close ON the
8 tate ticket, Cranmur (rep.) and Irons (dem.)
n re probably elected to the assembly.
At 1890 a. m. tho returns indicate Abbetts
election by about 1000 majority. The repub-
lican state committee is still hopeful. Tho
democratic state committee clailn Abbetts
election by large majority, but give no
figures. They also claim the legislature
Tho returns received here from impartial
sources estimate the majorities in tho various
counties as follows: For Abbott-Bergen GOO
Cape May 25, Hudson 1,000 Hunterdon 1900
Mercer 200, Middlesex 500 Monmouth 1,30O
Sussex $50, and Warren l,400; for Dixon
Atlantic 300, Burlington 300, Camden LOO
Cumberland 500 Essex $500, Gloucester 450,
Morris 600, Ocean 200, Passaic 300, and Salon
400.
The republicans have elected Gardiner to
tho senate from Atlantic, Nichols from Cum
bcrland, Pancoast from Gloucester, Gator
from Hudson, and YoungbloUd from Norris
The democrats secure Vanderbilt In Mercer
by 20 majority, and probably Cranmor in
Ocean. In the house the republicans secure
members Us follows from the various counties
Atlantic /, Burlington 9, Cumberland ]
Essex z, Gloucester /, Hudson 3, Mercer 3
Middlesox l., Monmouth /, Morris 9, Ocean
l, Passaic 1, Salem 1, and Union q total, 80
The democrats will probably secure the fol-
lowing: Bergen 1, Burlington l, Camden 1
Cape May /, Cumberland l, Essex 3, Hudson
Z, Hunterden 9, Mercer 1, Mddlesex 9, Mon
mouth g. Morris /, Passnic 3, Somerset 1
Sussex /, Union l, and Warren 2; total, 81
The vote for Urner (national and Parson:
| (prohibitionist) was comparatively light.
Somerset county gives Dixon 13l majority
and elects Hoffman (rep) to the assembly by
10l and Hummer (rep.) sheriff by A majority
The election of Hoffman makes the house o.
assembly a tie and gives the legislature to tn,
republicans on joint ballot.
1870 A. NJ, Nov. 7.-Returns at this hou
indicate democratic majority in tho house
with tic on joint ballot. Cranmer (rop.) i
elected senator in Ocean county. Gator i
defeated by 5000 in Hudson. Union count.
gives Albeit $50 majority, and Somerse
probably gives Dixon about 100. Warrei
gives Abbott about 1900 majority. OccaI
will give Dixon about 1876. Abbett's majority
will probably reach $500.
The Trenton Times, in its morning edition
will estimate Abbett's majority at 4,226, ant
will give the democrats 6 majority in the
legislature on joint ballot. The republicans
will have majority in the senate.
BRIDGEToN, N. j. Nov. 6-Nichols, foi
senator, and Lupton and Campbell, for assem-
bly,, all republicans, arc undoubtedly elected
in Cumberland county. Dlxons majority viii
be about 700.