New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
VICTORY AND REJOICING IN HUDSON COUNTY
THE OVERTHROW OF THE RING COMPLETE
REPUBLICAN, PLURALITIES.

REPUBLICAN PLURALITIES.
Jersey City. Nov. (specIaD.-There was great
rejoicing the result OF the election IN huuSoh
County yesterday. particularly in Jersey Guy anu
IIoboken where many houses were decorator
with flags Everybody rejoiced TO know that the
ring WAS smashed except Of course ns Dehe-
nciari@s The greatest surprise OF all was Hoboken'
Stauton's home It was expected to give MN
majority and when at midnight the police sent
out word that they would give colonei loHey v"
majority Jersey city shouted Good. ana went
to bed contented But when 1t woke up az uaS .
llght and found that the 100 had grown 10 w. ana
that Colonel Toney's majority in the county over
,o,,r orros,nr candidates was close to 5000. the
to,. va houndess Then the flags went out ana
III. Jubilee began. Before noon any one VINO
,.,,,od to Ind A Democrat had to oner a reward
for him. 80 ia,
The. complete figures are as follows; For Sherii
John j. Toney U,"pD. G41-; Edward H. stan
ton d)eml. 2l.7C7. Louis e. Hauensteln uhi-'l'.l'
AL. James Alur~er Gnd.-Dem.J. 81; Thomas W.
r.,',,cr d,ro1. III: Peter Schnell (Socia-Labor)
ggs. colonel Toney's majority over ALL $780, plu-
r,ll,v oyer stanton. 57oJ. The Assembly vote was
a. follows: LIST Dstrct-Ebenezer Berry Jr'
dep1. .<g; Michael l. Pagan uDem), -'lN. Ia
Max Sallnger dsep). fb9, FRANK NJ h'"'s"c'
,DemJ. lsse HId-IIcnry H. Holmes GIep), 1850;
,r,,,,,s Eean Dem). iy7 Mr. Holmes will con-
ts, tb. election on the ground OF fraud. ana VIII
apply to Judge Lipp,ncott for "A recount Nth-
William II. Hooker dIep). l4si; Hugh a. heHy
,D,in1. lSH. Vth-Georse Harding Nep), 26'i;
oscar Kricg DEM. 2isl.
This e. a chang. Tuesdays figures having shown
a majority for krieg. but an error OF 80" votes
vas made in transcfibing the returns from on"
nrecnct VIth-Jamcs +. Moran lRepJ l'VlZ; I'M
nthv + carroll ODemD. 1885. Nllth-John kerr
GicpD 2s2,. Joseph Carney d)eml III lti .,
Thomas McEwar diepJ 2t2b; stephen " W ,, SnUu'
DEM. lisa IHth-Cl-mrnt d" X i''3htru M.rp,
I 40. Michael T. Coylc d)em). 10 Nin-charies
:rlenkoeitcr depJ. $50 Charles A. Meyer; ,e1 ]t
S.S: James rsher ODcm) 3l'o one stupid yo Ter
i'm me zenith Precinct OF the III psti.ct pht we
,,hni. fy,. Official ballots handed him by the ui5'
trii,uior into his envelope and voted them an
Ills evident intention Of voting on II non-partisah
ha.is was carried out by the rejection OF the pao's
'rnn vote FOR Coroner was as follows; Anthony J
Vntk 1,ep, $3.50: George Hrackn"r u)enl.)' ~ >'
Tho democratic State Committee were not dls,
,os,i Yesterday 70 claim anything. ana "uihttu,'
maj their pariv had received crushing deielt
chairman Allan l.. McDermott, who was sen ~
nis home on Jersey city Heights last night, Sdlu
H. al not care discuss the situation until th'
s,,ol. had cleared away. he conceded the sen
a.. and Assembly, 20 III" Republicans however,
.h. senate By one majority, while he could hnt
sav definitely what the majority IN the Assembly,
.,,,uld b. as the official canvass In some oi me
couutie,, might make change. But ne ulu HOT
ouestlon Republican supremacy IN that Dody.