New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

CLEyELANDS PLURALITY ABOUT 1850
wrRTs,s Is MUCH LESs-DEMOCIATs ELECT G
CONGRESSMAN, 4 SENATOR'S, AND HAVE a

WrRTs,s Is MUCH LESS-DEMOCIATS ELECT
coyGnrss,lEN. 4 SENATORS, AND HAVE
MAJORITY OF 10 IN TIE ASSEMBLY.
The lacness and uncertainty Of the ton reiur"s
and estimates in New-Jersty were due to two causes
namely the universal scratching OF tickets ana tue
Democratic gcrrymander OF the Legislative dsirctS
In nearly all the voting precincts In the state Mean
nostcrs were used and In many districts Congress
senatorial Assembly and county candidates "eTc
literally scratched. As the polls close In Ne"'eses
at D. NJ. and the Geographic facilities cspec'aiN
i'm the rural district are not OF the best the cou''
and returns were so greatly delayed that ut a. H.
Yesterday the state Committees had received ie"
figures TO make any estimate upon. The returns that
cnme in bv election districts could not BE- estimated
upon for the reason that the Democratic gcrrynhnacf
NJ the Legislative and Congress districts made com
plc,c alteration In the voting precincts Inns
was the pnncipal cause OF the difficulty. III
Essex results were usually known De
fire midnight and BY that time the ma
joritlcs throughout the state were receNo
on Tuesday at midnight it not even known III
Newark what Assemblymcn hni been elected In the
county, and it was believed that the Republican can
dIda,e for County Clerk was elected, although the
comulctcd returns showed that he badly deicted
while Kcan carried the county by handsome piu
tolIty When The Tribune reporter called upon James
smith IT,. at midnight that politician lad only DIS
match sent from the Dcmocrhtc etlt' N'h'''~
show and lie expressed his lack OF fath III IT, Inv
committee here really received more news iron u"
State then Mr.. Smith had, and the dispatch "Ss !"
mere guess. Up 10 p. IN. YESTERDAY '"e f''
from the varols counties OF the state were m'as''
and contradictory, but enough was known 10 sno"
that the Democrats had selected Cleveland BY ABOUT
10 $50 plurality, Wcrts by much less plurahN' BIN
ont 81 the eight COngcssmcn; four out oi the ScN"
STATE Senators. and have majority Of eighteen IN 'e
Assembly.
There will be only folr Republicans In TIE New
Jersey State Senate next year. The S'i"'c
contains twcntyonc members. each county being el'
iItld 10 one representative, and the only 'ouh"e'
represented by Republicans will be Camden Mercer
Cunt rland and ocean. The senate was hrphOH'""
for about ten years mp TO 1852 when Small Dem"
cratic majority WAS elected. II was Rcpnbli an hgil
in $500 and In the election that YEAR the D'lOVI
elected "A nearly tvOihlid4 NAL briiy lhcrci'slHs ~
I'm 1sg1. The Republican representation j. ONLY Vhe'
fifth according 10 the election returns. Inc Demo
cratic plurality In the state Congressman Is o-or'
Clcyrllnd'- plurality Ia Hudson County s o''OO'
The plurality OF Wcris. \ JO-2. The success ,iu can
dlG,t,'s plurality u mon County. j. less Than SUI
Vert, In, about J5j. John II. Dunn. Tor congress
l,~ts Union by go votes but II pulled through Nv the
vot, OF the Oranges ana IIayOnne CITY. HIS plurality
dos not exceed $50. IrssIc County dives Harrison
a plurality OF co. and K'"n 100.