New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
REPTBLrCaN CHANCES ~ NEU-JERSh]
MR. FIELDER THINKS THEY WILL GAIN sEV-
ERAL REPRESENTATIVES

Mp FIELDER THINKS THEY WILL GAIN sEV'
rRAI REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington sept Il ,Sp.cap.- Representative
Fielder OF the Jersey CIty District. ~ here ana III
discussing the Congressional outlook In New-Jer-
soy draws q somewhat gloomy picture for the
Democrats The present delegation IN the House
.,n.is,. OF SIX Democrats AM twO Republicans
Mr. Fielder espresso the opinion hat In the next
Congress the delegation viii be- equally divided De-
tween the two parties The LIST and III Districts
VIII surely continue 20 b" represented by h'puoh-
tc,n, and Mr. Fielder thinks the Democrats viii
los. the Newark and Paterson districts. now rep
r...rteI by Messrs. cadmus AMI English The
I\.h pls,r,c, ,Cornish's) composed ~ the coun-
,i.. ID, IIlnterdon. Morris. sussex. Warren. ami
tart 81 fS>eN In he ia addition 10 the Repubh-
can candidate there We're two others AMI while
the Democrats carried the district by pluiaHy
-, ~ oyer the ncpuhiclns. IN" c1mnred Opposition
vote exceeded thar given to Mr.. Cornish by l"'-
Mr. Fielder - confident that Cornish, who Is again
, c,,l.I,te viii be successful but the Republicans
h,v. strong hopes OF carrying the district Inc
YIN district taAmus9 Is composed OF bergen
Pascal. AMI part ~ HUDSON Two years ago 'al-
mus carried the district over the comhined 'pPos'-
tion by 81 Will. his plurality over the R"pubH-
cans was !. oe The Republicans ar confident they
VIII .lcc, their candidate In this district
Tn. Newark district. which Is represented by Mr..
Engl.sh II also close. AMI being the largest manu-
,,cturln, district IN the state. j. likely To return
R.uuhlicau this year. IN INV MI F|'S'lS" NO.
chosen by a majority over all opposition OF S''' ana
,v.r his Republican competitor 10y plurality ot
sG7 The Win the most populous district OF the
STAT. ,nr e represented 10y Mr. Fielder VINO mas
declined further service. jersey CITY AMI hoooA'u
sre Included In it, boundaries. Mr. Fielder VINO
rs n very popular man. vas elected Two years ago
i, ori, 81 votes over the combined opposition. al
though his plurality over the Republican candidate
Mas 2Si with the prevailing discomfort over tne
,,rtu and with a candidate OF less personal popu-
lnritv than Mr.. Fielder. the Republicans may gam
, member In that district. -,
Tn. With District. now rei'rc-'nt'I ny ~
Dunn .nr,nIes Union and parts of Essex ana Hld-
s,n counties Mr.. punns majority over me com,
hined oplnp.iiiOn years ago was "nF ~ ~
p,s r,ur,Iifv over the Republican only VS. IN,
civ ~ Elizabeth IL included In this district. ana
mo Renuhlicans have strong hopes ~ e!ectInS t'I
canI.I,fo The INA District Is the only one tha'
.ar h. set down az certain 70 e.ect n ileinp'ra''
Mr. ,elsscnhan.r IN again candidate ne us
,ric, embraces Mdllesex. Monmouth ana Spm'i,"t.
AL ,wn years ago gave Geissenhainer ~" major
i,y over tho combined opposition. A.,
/, viii be seen from the foregoing igures mat nv
~ The ak districts now held hy the democrats
we're nbtainel 10y comparatively sim mljoritlrs ana
mat, with the prevailing discomfort among me M
dustral la in consequence Of tnr lrglS ~
,ha presen, Congress. the chances OF me ltepupn-
ans c,nturlng three or four Of them may De rea-
sonably regarded AS encouraging