The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-11-09

L oOoPHS
Se~cond-James Buchanan, r.
Third. A. Geissenhainer, ID.
Fourth-Samuel Fowler, ID.
Fifth-Charles d. Beckwith, X.
Saskatchewan Lehlbach, X.
Seventh-William McAdoo, ID.
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
The New Jersey Legislature, according
to the latest returns, will contain the fol-
lowing representatives:
sENATE
Atlantic-John j Gardner, Il
B~ergen-John W BOgert, d
#Burlington-W IL Carter, X
Camden-George Pfeiffer, Jrp
*Cape May-W 5 Leaning, X
Curnberland-Philip b Baker, ID
Essex-Aug. + r Martin, X
Gloucester--J oseph b Roe, Il
Hudson-W ID Edward, ID
EHunterdon-M X Everitt, ID
Mercer-John ID Rue, K
#Middlesex-Robt. Adrian, ID
Monmouth-Henry NJ NeViHs, K
Morris-George L Werts, ID
Oc~ean-George T Cranmer, r
kPassaic-John Matlon, ID
Salem-NVilliam Newell, ID
Somerset-Lewis A Thompson,
ESussex-P smith,
~Union-Jame l. Miller, II
~Warren-Martin Wyckoif,
ELECTED Tuesday.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Atlantic, #Frank short, ID
5 Hudson, II HnnterdGn'
Bergen, Nv ii Martin, D.
\ De Ronde, ID 81 IL Trimmer,
sc f Harrington, r. Mercer,
Burlington, Uriel scudder X
G C. Davis. D I Chambers, Il
#AIbert Hansell, II j Schroth,
#W III Doran, K MiddleseX,
Camden, *Ephraim Cutler, ID
"a c smith, X d NJ Kane, ID
y Harris, II &c Herbert, II
sc Higgins, Il Monmouth,
Cape May, *E Potts, ID
Eugene { Cole, IL "A y Higgins, d
Cumberland, w Patterson
j FTrenchard, X Morris,
Il Cheeseman, X Y Meeker,
Essex, J Norris, X
IT MCGOWAN, W Naughtbright,
John Gill, Il Ocean,
*Adrian Riker, II jonathan Goble, Il
Richard A Price, II Passaic,
Leonard Kallisch, ID J / Holt, X
Nose Bigeiow, d CT woodward,
f NJ McDermitt, ID w W WEIGH, II
*Joseph Schmelz, ID ~ Keys,
Reuben Trier, d Salem,
q W~eidenmayer, d J c Ward, II
Gloucester, Somerset,
@James West, II Jacob klotz, ID
Hudson, sussex,
POfNeill, ID ANDREW } Bale, ID
james + Norton, d Union,
p 7 Donnelly, d f c Marsh, ID
*WC Heppenheimer,D tF NJ Voorhees,, Il
#Richard Brown, X u Ulrich, X
Il Hudspeth, ID Warren, .
*John p feeney, 81 Hoover, ID
Edward p Farrell. ID - b Mutchler, ID
Lawrence Pagan, ID = Reelected.
neutrality-suspicious., 10; Democrats, II
.-91. neutrality-suspicious., 2S; Dem
ocrats, $50. Democratic majority on
joint ballot, 5.
II GENERAL ELECTION.
The latest returns of the vote of Penn
s~ylvania indicate a plurality of about 49,
900 fer Harrison. The Congressional del
egation will stand 81 Republicans, 7 Dem
ocrats. OF % State Senators chosen % are
Republican. The House of Representa-
tives will nave 142 Republicans and 50
Democrats, three districts being doubtful
at this writing.
Unofficial returns from all the counties
in New York State give Harrison a plu-
rality of II, 191. The Congressional dele
CATION will stand as at present. The AL
bany Ecen1ag Journal comedies Governor
Hills reelection by about 10000 plural
ity.
The returns from West Virginia con-
tinue meagre, but indicate that the Repub.
hcans have carried the First Congressional
District and that the State is doubtful.
Partial returns from Indiana indicate a
plurality of about 5000 for Harrison.
The latest from Delaware indicates a
Republican majority of 2 on joint ballot in
the Legislature.
The latest returns from Missouri make
that State doubtful. The Republicans
have already gained three Congressmen
and st. Louis has given 5000 majority fol
Harrison. Returns from the principal in.
terror points are very meagre, or altogeth'
err lacking.
Ohio gives Harrison about 10000 plu.
rality; Illinois, 10, 1000; Nebraska, %, 900:
Colorado, 1000; Iowa, 80, 900, and Michi.
gan, u, 1000.
North Carolina and Tennessee give in,
creased majorities for the Democratic
ticket.
Connecticut gives Cleveland about 35(
plurality.
There are only two States in doubt
California and West Virginia-and boil
are claimed by the Republicans. Without
them Harrison has 225 electoral votes, o.
"a more than necessary.
The Congressional returns are such thai
the Republicans are justified in claiming
small majority in the House.