New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
ELECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEY.
VOTE ON LOCAL QUESTION:.
LIVELY CONTESTS IN MANY PLACES OVER IN.

LIVELY CONTESTS IN MANY PLACES OVER IN.
DEPENDENT TICKETS.
The township elections throughout Essex County.
n j. on Tuesday, turned upon local questions almost
wholly. The Republicans carried Livingston by 70
majority. In Bloomfield the Republicans elect all
hint committeeman .atIa The entire Republican
ticket was elected in Montclar The Republicans Of
Montclair for the first time in many years ELECTED
two members Of the Township committee III frahR
lin the Republicans elected all their cahdida'e' With
the exception OF one Commltteemdh' Jus''c VI ue
Peace and Constable. The Rcpubhcahs maze ciean
s,roop I'm Clinton. The Democrats elected majority
q the officers in Mlburn and III BeiieVlhe 'he "noA
Democratic ticket chosen, as usual
Tho Denrhlicans won every Office in the North
p,.indcld borough and township elections TheN
was a sharp fight for the Mayoraty, and Charles Place
was reelected BY majority of bat seven woes
over his Democratic opponent, FREDERICK NJ. 'iaoe'
Councilmen Henry +. Ncednam and Lewis a. hummer
defeated the Democratic candidates by close VOTE
The other important offices VIII be hiied Dy ue
following Republicans: II. y. spencer coF~tr'
Ius,us u Cooley assessor: Jacob Long ana IT, W.
huffman fr,eho!dcr,: George CJnover, street COM
missioner: J. W. A. Bauersach OVerscer vi t'c p'or'
Abram VOORHEES, and W. {. smith, township c'"''lV'e'
Al the annual town meetings in PaSshc county
chosen freehOders elected IN Only uHec W"h'
sbns out Of the six. "a follows: Patterson KEEP,
Dom in Little Falls In West Milford the democrats
could NOT yet enc Of their parry TO run ana after
r f. Vreclani. a veteran Republican, hah '"eenn9n
their nomination. Valentine Tintle, also KepubheaA,
was induced 10 lead them to defeat MaHIe''er ana
Pompton elected Republican township oihceFs ana
Acquaca,inonk usual nonpartiSah '"'oa'
ticket. ,
After the most exciting election in the history Of
tho horouch e RUTHERFORD the Citizens ticket Won
A victory on Tuesday. The officers elcctcd were Is
follows: Mayor. Joseph T. Cooper; Councimeh' 'aH
Won IIartz and Frank H. Miller; assessor. CAarles
Meyers: collector, l. W. Myca commissioners OF up
peal Charles Paner W. J. sllngcHahd ana "eo'o"
Holland.
An Independent ticket was, with one or two ex.
ceptons elected in Boiling springs Township. IN
Lyndhurst the Democratic ticket was elected win 'n'
exception OF Charles +. Harrington Rep.), WHO was
elected a member OF the township committee lhe
Democratic ticket with the exception Of township
clerk was successful in Lodi Township JACOB Oiiman
rep was elected township clerk
In CRAWFORD y. Foster UiepD was re elected town
clerk BY good majority. Two Democratic town
committeeman elected
Rcd Bank, y. j., March IL (spec:aD-Ihe northern
township OF Monmouth County made almost cream
sweep for the Republican candidates YESTERDAY le
only Democrats,electcd in this, Shrewsbury township
were Daniel = Borden Overseer OF Poor, ana j. FRANK
pa;erson constable: and the Republican majority in
the township is about $50. In Middletown township
the Republicans were entirely victorious. Eaontovn
township elected all Republicans except William Z.
stevens assessor William IL. Cook, clerk ana joseph
Ely. constable. liolmdd township gave rs Usual
Democratic majority and elected about all Democratic
officers Their; was "A light here over the ohce
of Assessor Richard Borden, OF Little silver. beng
put ND by the Democrats 10 beat the late Incumbent
CAPTAIN Thomas Brown. Captain Brown won by 10
iriigcton y. j., March IL (SpeciaD Tho election
NJ Rrldgcton resulted in making a no license ciV
rouucll for another year. the council now staclhs
seven against aud three for license. No license mas
been granted here for seven years. Great excitement
nrcyailed AT the polls and unusually large vote
was polled 10y both factions. - ri, , .-
Asbury Park. y. j., March 1.-THE annual town
elections we're held yesterday in Monmouth County.
The entire Republican ticket elected In Neptune
rowuship LySander f.. Watson Of ocean Grove. was
reelected Assessor and John Hubbard of AsbuTy
Park Collector Under the new law, signed ly GOV.
crnor Albeit on Monday night. they VIII hold once
for three wears instead Of one year The other hiteen
town, hfps OF the county went Democratic, a. usual
iclvidere. y. j., March 11:-Elections We're heM
throughout Warren County Yesterday and tie returns
show large Democratic gains. The Board Of Free
holders will be largely Democratic.
Princeton. y. j.. March 1.-THE princeton lO"n,
ship election resulted in nearly equal DIVISION %
hOnJrS between Democrats and Republicans. inc
following candidates were successful: Cielk D. l. nm
Dem: Collector Joseph :. Hon. Dem OVerseer /. 10
Uartpence Dem: the Democratic nominees foF ON
| misSonerS Of Appeal: Assessor. W. VI. WriGlt KEEP
Town Committeeman. j. r. ilrown Rep, ,0 i ~,
l. T. Stryker Rep. and the Republican nominees lOE
surveyor, Of Highways. The city ticket of four ooun.
! cilmen and Mayor for two years Is elected HeA'
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