The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-15

11NIL4N O4N ta ~ 49,
returns from every county in the State
| except Hudson have been filed in the
office of the Secretary of State. The fol-
lowing show the vote as returned for
the Congressional and Assembly candi-
dates:-
CONGRESSIONAL.
First district-Loudenslager, Republi-
Gilbert, Prohibition, Liza; wilcox, Peo-
pies, 1,622: Kreck, Socialistic, lS9. Lou
denslager,s plurality, l2,SS0, and his ma
Second district-Gardner, Republican,
q, 631 Haines. Democrat, 1880; Joslln,
GARDENERS plurality. s.781, and his major
Third district-Howell, Republican, 49,
S03; G~eissenhaiuer, Democrat, IA, AZ; Lam
plurality, 1876, and his majority, 2,4O7.
Fourth district-Pitney, Republican, 49,
JIG; Cornish, Democrat, l4.7os; Ramsey
Pitney's plurality, ,407, and he lacked 687
of having a majority.
Fifth district-stewart, Republican, 49,
Al; Demarest. Democrat, 1O,467; Parsons,
Prohibltionist, $40: Ball. Socialist, $50.
ity, 1924.
g,5o6; English, Democrat, 1872; Buchanan,
Walker, Socialist, SS1. Parker's plurality,
1894, and his majority, LOIS.
Seventh district-Hudson County re-
turns not filed.
Eighth district-Fowler, Republican, IT,
IL abi Rnnn, pem a799 I'll, n'Os sGc,d h Ser ssy.
6.OSe. and his majority, 4,87O.
The Republican Congressional vote ex-
elusive of Hudson. or the Seventh dis
trict, is 133, S32; the Democratic, 80, 253;
Prohibition. G 265. PoDulist 4014. Socialis-
STATE SENATOR.
The vote on State Senator was as fol-
Burlington, Republican, 7l47; Demo
Cape May, Republican, 1,557; Demo
cratic, 1,OS7; Prohibition, lis; Peoples,
lican, 1895; Prohibition, Isl; Peoples 15s.
Middlesex, Republican, 1852; Demo
Passaie, Republican, 1923; Demo
cratic ;oo s'S61; socialistic, 2,2S5; Prohibi-
Sussex, Republican, 1888; Democratic,
ZAP; Prohibition, 1856; Peoples, 1.
The vote for Assemblymen varied con-
siderably, and the average received by
Atlantic, Republican, 1899; Democratic
Isis; Prohibition, 2S8; Peoples, 1O4.
BE Bergen n ReRublican' 5,O4t; Democratic,
Burlington, Republican. 7.1S7; Demo-
cratic, 4,233; Prohibition, 1856.
Camden. Republican, 11,1S4; Demo-
cratic, 3,S42; Prohibition, SIS; Peoples,
Cape May, Republican, 1854; Demo-
cratic. 1,035; Prohibition, lis; Peoples, 60.
Cumberland, Republican, 1852; Demo
1,O17.
Essex, Republican, 81, 1927; Democratic,
1s,6Sl; socaiGalistic, s65; Prohibition. 1856;
GIoucest 6sG.. Republican. ss7l7; Demo
1866.
Hu~nterdon, Democratic, $3.50: Republic
6,251; Prohibition, 394; Peoples, SIS.
Middlesex, Republican, 1886; Demo-
cratic, $3.50; Peoples, 264; Prohibition,
Mon Monmouth g 9TH, Republican, .57;47s; Demo
Norris, Republican, 6,0sS; Democratic.
Ocean, Republican, ISIS; Democratic,
LISP; Prohibition, 1856.
Passaic, Republican, 1896; Democratic,
6,62Q; socialistic, 1882; Prohibition, $50.
2,S59; Prohibition. 1877; Peoples, ..
Somerset, Republican, 1921; Democratic,
2,406; Prohibition, 1874; Peoples, !.
Sussex. Republican, 2,5S1;, Democratic,
Union, Republican, 8,731; Democratic,
6,583; Peoples, 452; Prohibition, PSI.
Warren, Republican, 1000; Democratic,
$3.50; Prohibition, $50.
From the figures thus given the Re
publican Assembly vote was 1856, 94S; Dem
o%cratic, 90,441; Prohibition, 1924; Peoples,
3,S47; Standardization, 1916. On this
basis the Republican plurality is As, 527,
and the actual majority, SO, 100. What
ever Hudson county's vote may be-,
added to these figures will give the total
result of the State.