The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
U.47S OFF 10 NEW JEESkl.
Twelve Thousand u Jori,1 Mig Enoua', for
bigger state.


Additional returns from New Jersey vester-
day sent tho majority for the national Demo
cratic candidates up to moro than l2.UOO. an
increase OF moro than 5000 over tho vote OF
1889.
JOHN Kean. the Republican candidate FOR
Governor. held his own in the late returns.
and he Is defeated by 1udc. Werts by shade
less than 5000. His friends assert now that
had there been anything less than landslide
In the State he would have been elected.
Judge Werts is personally q very popular man.
Tie ngh. In the State against the Demo-
cratic machine is one reason why he ran b e.
hide the national ticket. Another reason he
ran behind is that in some parts OF the State
he was traded of to &c. votes for the national
ticket.
In almost every part OF the State the Repub-
licans were willing to give vote for the ma
tionRl ticket for a vote for Governor.so anxious
were they to elect Kean. 1t is openly charged
that the Republican managers agreed to this
trading and approved Of it.
Judge Wcr.s was kept busy yesterday re-
cci\inE and answering letters congtRtu.ating
him upon his election as Governor OF New
Jersey. Tho Judge is highly pleased with the
minority he received. He will remain on the
bench until January in order to finish up the
business pending in the Circuit Court. After
MS as JNNcTnOr lie Will appoint
his successor as Justice OF the Supreme Court.
The Democrats propose 10 have a general
juLi!ee tonight. There viii be parade Of all
the Democratic organizations in tho county.
and il promises to br u larger demonstration
than any that took place during the campaign.
There seems To be nothing but Democrats in
Hddson county row.
An Interesting story l. told Of John kean's
confidence in his election At q reception
given 10 him BY the EsseS County Cub the
conversation turned upon the prospects in
Hudson county. Nearly everybody agreed
that everything looked very bright there for
the Republican State ticket.
The Democrats were disorGani.ed. the coal
trust had been made the principal issue. and
everybody felt convinced that the usual Dem
ocratic majority in. Hudson would either be
wiped out entirely or reduced to minimum.
Somebody expressed doubt Of the abil ity
OF Frank .. Cole to defeat Edward f. Melon
aid for Congress- Mr.. Kean had made two o
three visits to Hudson. and lie was asked for
That will be all right" he said. in, voice
and a mannst to reaSsufe the most iouetinG
not feel the slightest alarm abou, Mr. Cole. 1
Now he pulled him through the returns
The Democrats lost two Assemhl vmen in
Hudson county because they sisted on re-
the iichd.ng coal deal
Newark was full! Of surprises yesterday
morning. The last returns :roCl tie county
did not get in unit. 3 o'ciucE n the morning.
an! th"n the ilGHres !'UZzled the Dest Of
stitisticaIs.
They could not understand how il was that
Dr.. W:ightson. the Democrat candidate fog
County CLERK. got over l.4up majority. and
John kea'. Republican candidate ior Cover
nor got l.l3i
Tho former ofliHcr IS one which presents tho
lucky man with about >tJ.uUV in fees.
ana the candidate who wins i always
tho man with III" most personal ac
netism. WlisEt-un was county phyei-
clan. and his opponent. Charles Giori.
is Police Captain in III" Fourth precinct.
Cleveland got a mH!orIty q! La in thrcounty
and ,57l in the city. Thomas Dunn English.
Dem. was he elected to Congress by SNi over
Il, Wnvne parke:. and 30 Socialistic-L Labor
votes were cast.
The Assembly voters gave Republican ma
jnri'Y Of over 900 in the county. tut tiis
democratic !r;.IsirlctinE was 50 Shrcwdly dono
t!at only ihrce Herublicans were elected.
The Democrats elect six ~ the eight Con-
Cres>ncn. as WIS stated in TUE SCN ycst"r-
The new senate will stand: Democrats. u:
Republicans. g. The Assembly will he; Dem
u'rats. 81: EcTnhirans. -. This ~ about the
Sane as last yrar
I'll" figures 1nr SIS presents below nro not
MI II tt.cm the complete returns from tho
,uHutiaS hrlt estimates haze h-on carefully
u.,.h-. and IL ~ not lik"y tnut they viii vary
IL rh from the official !lgIr.s