Bridgeton pioneer., 1894-11-15
GEr ALL
NEW JERSEY.

Eight Republican Congressman
Elected. The Legfslature
Nearly Unanimously Repub-
lican. Democrats Omplete.
Iy showed Under.
TRENTON, Nov z -rbe high tide In
New Jersey has spread over the entire
State, and when the sunlight showed
the length and breadth of le deluge,
it was found that even Hu tson County
which Democrf tic orators, In days
gone by, called 1.-The bu'wark of the
New Jersey Democracy" was under
water and only three Asse mblvme
were able to keep their heads above
the flood These three and one lonely
Assembly yman in Hunterdon was all
that Allen McDermott t. the Democratic
Chairman, managed to save from the
rushing W. ters, and these lonely four
will sit In the next House of Assembly
as fearful examples of what great
party can come to when 1t resorts to
Goa! combinations, race-track gamb-
ing cRlSldblOu anu ccudtS.
All eight of the Democratic Con-
gressmen have gone down under the
angry waters. Col. E. Stevens, of
the Seventh, which Is In Hudson
County, with his millions, kept his
head above the waves as long as he
could, but this morning his nerve gave
out and he, too, went down, and the
wind that list eth over the hole he
made sang gleefuly 5000 msjority on
the Congressional ticket.
There will only be eight Democre tic
members of the Legislature out of the
81 total members. 1t is reported that
these eight will consent to organiza-
tion without raising any technical
ques tlons or interpreting the Constltu
tion to suit themselves. They are will
ing to bow to the will of the people
and sliow the majority of seventy
three to represent good government.
There will not be enough Democrats
to supply the minority members of the
committees.
CONGRESS.
First Dix trict-H, @. Loudensleger.
Rep.
Second J. Gardner, Rep.
Third--B. F. Howell, Rep.
Fourth--Mahlon Pitney, Rep.
Fifth--James F. Steward, Rep.
Sixth-Richard Wayne Parker, Rep
Seventh--Thos. McEwan, Jr., r.
Eighth-Charles 81. Fowler, Rep.
SENATE.
County. Term Expires.
Atlantic, 8. D. Hoffman R,..........1S96
Bergen, Henry D. Winton, D. .....1s96
Burlington, William G. Parry, R...1s9s
Camden, Maurice a. Rogers, R......1S97
Cape May, Edmund L. Ross, R.. 1898
Cumberland, Edward @. Stokes, R 1896
Essex, George W. Ketcham, R......1S97
Gloucester. Daniel J. Packer, R....1S97
Hudson, William D. Daily, D."...1S96
Hunterdon, John Shields, R.,,"..... 1893
Mercer, William Fl. Skirm.. R. ...,...lS96
Middlesex, Charles B. Herbert, r. 1898
Monmouth, James A. Bradley. R...lS97
Morris, Elias @. Drake. D..............1s96
Ocean, George g. Smith, k.,........1s96
Passaic. Robert Williams, r 49,. ...1S9S
Salem, John O. Ward, R...".... ..".1S97
Somerset. Lewis A. Thompson, R...1S97
Sussex, Jacob Gould, R.. ......"...1s9s
Union, Foster M. Voorhees,, R.....1S97
Warren, Christopher F. Stas tes, D.1S97
Republicans, II; Democrats, 4.
Republican majority
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Atlantic, Wesley Smith, r.
Bergen, ID. D. Zabriskie, R., Fred L.
Voorhees,, r.
Burlington, Geo. Wildes, R., I'M. E
Matlack, r.
Camden, L. T. Derousse, r Geo. w.
Barnard, r. *Olayton Ste ord, r.
Cape May, F. Ludlam, r.
Cumberland, b. H. Minch, R., IT.
F. Austin, r.
Essex, *Geo. P. Olcott, r, A. w.
Harrison, R., *C. B. Sterrs. R., Alfred
3. Skinner, R., *Ohas. b. Duncan, R.,
j. A. Christie, r., Geo. L. Smith, R.,
ID. E. Benedict, r. *John O. Eisele, r.
Ohas. A. Schober, R., Fred Mock, r.
Gloucester, SOL. II. Stanger, R.
Hudson, Rich. M. Smart, D., Pierce
). Fleming, D., James Usher, D.,
James F. Blackshaw, r Henry O.
druber, r., Robert McAndrew, R.,
Frederick schober, R., William E.
Drake, R., John Keer, R., Adolph
Dobke, Jr., r., Henry M. Nutshorn
r.
Hunterdon, G. N. Reading, R.. *W.
@. Alpaugh, d.