New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
NEW-JERSEY GETS IN LINE.
REPUBLICANS CARRY THE ELECTIONS.
JERSEY CITY IN SAFE HANDS AT LAsT-TIIE RE
II tn THE STATE.

JERSEY CITY IN SAFE HANDS AT LAST-THE III"
SUIT THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
The charter election 81 J,~scy City. held on Tues
day, was not fully completed un'li the hnai returns
were fled with City Clerk scott yesterday. Hen
II became known positiycl, that IN" R'pupichS ma
achieved victory no les, important tlah inc VICTORY
won II year ago when MAYOR WanScr was elected.
indeed the triumph Is In Il sens" more Important
because II enables Mayor Wans"r I" carry out The re
forms he had decided upon. Tn" majority for Reuben
simpson. rs Ndermen-aLarcc. over charles W. Nli'l
Is go. Mr. Simpson. president "' 'n' "''i" W
Aldermen. will he oA-offdo q member :" Inc h"''"
Of Finance. There now two Democrats anu wv" lac
pulhcans In the board beside Mr. Ml'li' III" WI 'A
the Board will be- Republican. II VIII then d"
nbn o limit The cNr,ndittrS ~ al the boards under
Mayor Wahscr's direction until he can secure ne
publican majority In each Of The ciiy boards lh''
he will De able to DO next spring. II n"' '""h'r ''''
for the remaining three year. Of his term Inc 'hf
city government will h. under R"phhil' control
The RcpnIicans also sec nr, The Eoard Of Aldrm' H.
the only elective board IN the city. lh'N ''r''"
three Of the six districts Tuesday ana 'l' lie"
board will l,o composed Of six Ecpullcans iN" o'n"
crat, and independent Even II In" latter 'h""i''
vote with the Democrats. Mr.. simpson IL P''H''' vi
! the board will hav" the controlling vote
The new Beard Of riccholdcrS VIII J." compose" W
four Republicans and Democrats. 'h' co"Pr'''
returns from the Eleventh Di,lrc' showing "a"
election Of George schwartz over Dennis N"ohi'h'
Robert Davis the Democratic hudson 'o''',
.Ho,s' accounted for the defeat - foiI""N'
think the Democratic drfoa' l. the result o' '''''
Vert, action In refcicnc" To Hudson county MAJ
II the Governor had acted l!k, Democrat VIE" '''
hill, TO strengthen thu Democratic party in TINS city
were before him, ! think Allen would no nave O'rl
defeated I.ut We have been beaten ANA 'ia' !
all there IS abcu It, No, don't thihk me ava }"
on MAYOR Wanscr had any thing to do Will hf' DC
feat. ! don't think that tn" p"op" No'T 10y h'"''a
simpson simply because thcy like Mayor WnnN"r an"
! don't think that simpson, election means 'h' '''
pconlr Of Jersey cry have Endorsed Wans"'. The
Democratic party will attend 10 Mayo" WalS'r' Inc
thing that helped very rlucl 10 defeat IL VIZ NV
fact that the Democrats did not all com" I" 'he P'9
10 vote. They though .\llch had sure uhnI'
Mr. Davis said he didn't believe ia" stories that CONT
Clerk Dcnni, NcIoughllus friends knitted the ticket
The clerks IN the cry Collector, office were SAFE It,
said because O'Neil: ha, the appointing power Inc
Finance Board mus; confirm. Mr.. DAVIS s'it ne
did not expect Wholesale dismisSalS.
The majority CT Lawr'no" Pagan. Dem. for May Or
Of Hobokcn. over John II. Tanscman is 500
The to,a! vote in Newark In the election on Tues
dav was abOu - 800. falling of from I'll" Vo'"
poll,d las yenr Of abou, lI.OO0. The Democratic
majority on CITY Home Trustees, the Only nam" on
the general ticket 2.i:io. IN" rnaj Iriti"s In
the Freebooter districts were, First DlStrci-Lup', IN
DEM $50: second. Moor ,Drm.i 81, Third Me
Loughlin DEM al Fourth. llanley D"m) "ol .
fnih NOuiS'n ih'1l SAUL 'hHlII li'Hl.l We q
seventh Onry Dcm.l 81 Eighth. Wilhelm DcmD 2GO :.
Ninth. Ripley Nicpl I,lo7, Tenth Hamilton (DcmJ
300: Eleventh, Mco,Owan rep LOO. tn" Two
districts last named In he township, and In
Orngc
In East Orange the Republicans elected every can
QUEENS Ticket wa, elected. orange gave the usual
Democratic mAjoiiiie-. Franklin elected III" full
Republican ticket. South Oran.' carried BY y
Culcn> ticket. /, Il usually Democratic In Belle
VILE the Democrats "lcctst their candidates. In
Monclar result, divided. In Bloomfield The H."
publican ticket was elected. In caldwell. a Demo
cratic town. the Republicans had majority. IN"
close majority. In kcarny opposite Newark The
Democrat, elected th"iI whole ticket for IN" mrs
Tine ard Harrison went Democratic. but BOyl'. ia;
Democratic Freholdcr candidate defeated In both
towns.
Complete returns from Tuesday election, I'm Railway
show that ia" Hcpubi cans cari nearly everything For
Mayor. Or. J. !. DAILY Rep elected cX
Mayor lIycr by 21I majority The Republican,
elected the four commitment two members Of the Board
OF FTchOlicfs. the School tonmis. ioncr At Large
school Commissioner In The Board OF Eiucatpn and
IA Water Commissioner, holding the majority In that
department Of The city.
The Republicans OF Bayonnc celebrated their clori
victory after the complct" returns told the story
before day break yesterday Mayor william e. Farr
Who nominated hy the Republicans and thon iy
all others. has 30l3 votes. against 2lG for Ar-. T.
Brooke. The latter sprung ~ tho last hour
without month don. Tho Republicans elected
every city Councilman whom thcv ran and worked In
harmony with Fourth and I'm Wari Democrats
whore there wa - ~ibc chance ~ party succ.ss
The result Is Republican and-lide, buryng tho
Big Eight" and Magncr Association.