The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-11-14

In the House the Republicans Will nave
Al members and the Democrats 49, Re-
publican majority on joint ballot %.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
ATLANTIC.
Fred Schuchardt. d.
BERGEN
Waiter Dewsnap D. d. Zabriskie. R.
BURLINGTON.
August c. stecher, X. Micajah E. Matlack, R.
CAMDEN.
Clayton stafford, R. William Watson, D. and 1.
William J. Thompson, D.
CAPE MAY
Edmund L Ross. r.
CUMBERLAND.
T. F. Austin, R. ~. n. Glaspel, R.
ESSEX.
William Harrigan D. Charles b. Duncan, R.
j. p Clarke. d. j. NJ Byrne. D.
T. A. Murshy r. ID. i. Olvaney, ID.
Thos. P. Edwards, R. J. @. Elsie, X.
J. B. Woolsey, r. q. B. storrs, R.
6. 3. olcott. R.
GLOUCESTER.
S. H. Stranger, r.
HUDSON.
Ebenezer Berry, R. Max salinger. R.
Thomas Egan, ID. A. Kelly, ID.
George Harding r. 4. j. Carroll, ID.
John Kerr R. Thomas McEwan, r.
NJ. J. Coyle, D. James Usher d,
Charles Erenkoetter. D. and 1.
HUNrERDoN.
Charles Reading, R. W. @. Alpaugh. D.
W. L. WILDER. R. John Ginder, R.
W. t. Exton R.
MIDDLEsEx.
!. W. Beekman. D. W. F. Harkins, D.
A. H. selover. R.
MONMOUTH.
D. D. Denise, R. 10. L. Walters, R.
Richard Borden, D.
c. A. Baker. R. w. Q. Bates. R.
OCEAN.
John t. Burton, R.
PAssAIo.
John ]. Holt, R. John McKelvey, D.
Thomas Flynn, d. William 1. Lewis, R.
SALEM.
Charles Powers, r.
SOMERSET.
Frank W. Somers r.
SUSSEX.
William z. Coursen, R.
UNION.
Joseph N. Berger. R. Joseph Cross, R.
Charles N Codding, r.
WARREN.
L. Milton Wilson, d. Samuel V. Davis, R.
The Assembly last year stood: Democrats, 80; Re
publicans. 81.
The elections in the various states re-
suited as follows:
PennsgIudnid.-Th state gave the largest
majority for jackson, Republican, for state
treasurer. ever given a candidate in that
state-13S, 8I4 Fell, r., was elected Su-
preme court Judge by $4,000. A Repub-
lican sheriff, controller, recorder of deeds
and two city commissioners were elected
in Philadelphia by $4,000 majority.
Ohlo-The Republicans swept the state.
William Mckinley was elected governor
by Sl,347 majority. The Republicans
elected large majority in the state legis-
lature, which will stand Senate, 26 Re-
publicans, Democrats; House, Sc Re-
publicans, 81 Democrats.
Mdssachusetts-A Republican victory of
great proportions. Greenhalge was elect
ed governor by $4,000. The state Legisla-
ture is Republican by four majority in the
Senate and 13 in the House. Hon. John
r. Russell, the defeated Democratic candi-
date for Governor, says of the election :
'The election in Massachusetts demon
strates one thing decisiSely, and that is
that the people of this state are not pre-
pared for, and are Enthusiastically opposed
to, any meddling with the tariff. AS far
as my own feelings are concerned, | am
perfectly satisfied with the result. | felt
perfectly satisfied in advance that the Re-
publicans would carry the State by some
thing like 10000 plurality"
L0WG.-Jackson, Rep, was elected gov
ernor by 10000 A Republican legislature
was elected and will choose a United
States senator to succeed Senator Wilson.
A lieutenant governor, Supreme court
Judge, railway commissioner and superin-
tendent of public instruction were also
elected.
Nea0 York-The Republicans gained a
thorough victory Bartlett was elected
Judge of the court of appeals by 10000
over Maynard, Dem. The legislature was
reversed and will now stand: Senate, 10
Republicans, Is Democrats House, IA
Republicans, 81 Democrats. The entire
state Republican ticket was elected with
large maorities. Schieren, Rep, was
elected mayor of Brooklyn by 1900.
NebrdskG.-The lesson of the Nebraska
election seems to be the decline of the
Populists. 1t now appears that Harrison,
Rep, is elected Supreme judge by oyer
| 5000 plurality and the entire Republican
ticket.
Kansas plete returns, official and
estimated, show that the Republicans
have carried eighty out of 1Ol counties
and seven judicial districts out of thirteen
IN which elections we're held. Fusion be-
tween the Democrats and Popuists has
been unsuccessful nearly everywhere
Where the Republicans were beaten, it
was by the straight Populists.
ChicdgO.-Judge Gary and all the other
Republican candidates for court Judges,
excepting one, were elected by from 1000
to $4,000. Governor Atgeld, of Illinois,
made every effort to defeat Gary. who
convicted the Chicago anarchists in 1885,
The full Republican ticket for county
commissioners is also elected, with the
probable exception of George Edmanson,
now president of the board.
MdryLdnd.-The Republicans made gains
throughout Maryland. The only State
officer voted for was Comptroller. Mar
| naK al 4ol
by about 10000 plurality. Two years ago
he had a plurality of over 20, 600 The
Republicans swept the Western Maryland
counties-FrederIck. Washington, ALLIE
gany and Garrett-and also elected their
entire ticket in Somerset county. Charles
county elects a Republican Senator-ex-
Congressman Mudd-and two members
of the Legislature.
The next Legislature will probably have
six Republican Senators and % Repre-
sentatives-a gain of IS.
Virginia.-rhe Democratic majority In
the state is about 10000 The legislature
is largely Democratic.
South Dakota - Incomplete returns
have been received. but enough is known
to show that every Republican candidate
is elected Supreme and Circuit court
judges were elected and county officers
ne uedtu kutli Vi Iue once lOTmluaDie
Popullst party in South Dakota has been
sounded.
Michigan.-Detroit voted for mayor, and
Pingree, Rep, was elected. The city is
usually Democratic. The balance of the
city Republican ticket was also elected by
over 5000 majority. A Democratic con-
gresham was elected in the first congress
sional district of the state.
Colorodo-There we're just eleven tickets
in the field, and the result is not yet
known. County officers were voted for
in Denver The woman suffrage question
was carried in the state by about 1000
majority.
Kentucky.-The Democrats had their
own way in this state, and elected the
legislature by a good majority, and will
return a Democratic United States Sena-
tor. A number of municipal elections
were held, all of which went Democratic.
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