New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
TURNING TO REPUBLICANISM
NEW-JERSEY ELECTION RESULTS.
REPUBLICANS GENERALLY VICTORIOUs-THE1R
CANDIDATES CHOSEN BY INCREASED


publicans of Shrewsbury are rejoicing over their
| great victory at yesterdays township election.
They made large gains and elected every man on
their ticket The successful candidates are as fo'-
lows: Thomas p Brown Assessor; George II.
/ SNYDER Chosen Freebooter; Esek White. Collector:
w Tabor Parker. Township Committeeman;
/ George F. Cooper benjamin J. Parker. Surveyors
! of the Highway; William i. Corlics Francis y.
Little John II. Iippncott. Commissioners Of APP
peals James Walsh. John McPeak, constables.
White and w. T. Parker were reelected without
opposition
In Middletown Township ID. Lane Conover. Dem
ocrat was reelected Chosen Freehoder Rob
ert Hartshorne young Republican, The rest OF
the candidates elected in that township are all Re
publicans. They are George Brannin. Assessor
BENJAMIN Griggs. Collector James Bray. jr.. Town
Committeeman; Theodore Eurlge and Joseph Ap-
| pIegate Surveyors of the Highway; s T. White.
John L. Moon. Justices Of the peace: John Oliver.
John Parker and Robert DespreauX, con'abies'
John r. Conover d. Jones Roberts, S S Compton
! commissioners of Appeals.
| I.vttleton White Republican. who has been
| Chosen Freeholer Of Eatontown Township for a
large number of years. was reelected over Samuel
Smock Democrat.
The vote generally in Monmouth County was
very large. At the borough election at Atlantic
! Highlands Jacob T. Stout Dcm) was elected
| May by good majority. In Matawan Township
the 10 mocrats were victorious. Edward Farry being
| elected Freehoder. Wall Township also went
! Democratic. by about sixty majority. !. Daley
being elected Freebooter. In Milestone Township
a union ticket elected. composed mostly OF
| Democrats: Joseph Allen was elected Freebooter
/ Atlantic Township wen; Democratic. Frank T..
| IIeyer being elected Freebooter 10y III majority
In Howell Township the Democrats were a.so VIC
torious. Joseph l.. Butcher being elected Free
holder. In Rariian Township everything went
Democratic Ere ehoder Carr being reelected Free
hold Township went Democratic by about 80 ma
hafr,
! 200 majority. in Manalapan Township everything
went Republican. John Hunt being elected Free
holder. In Ho!mdel and Marlboro townships the
! indications point toward a Democratic victory.
! Somerville y j.. March l4-Thc returns from all
the townships in Somerset County, outside oi Somer
Vile, show Republican gains. In lridsrwater
and collector by decreased majories Al the otnsr Ii
County Board Of Freeholders sti has Democratic
| Bordentown. y. j.. March 1.-THE township e!ec-
tion here yesterday resulted in the choice o; the
South Amboy. N j.. March 1.-THE spring elec-
| tion held in this borough Yesterday was the most
warm %amy c st h in twenye i've year. year TS9o
Al yesterdays election. however the Republicans
| for thr"e wears Every once from Mayor down H.
Constable. 50 zealousy fought for that II
following are elected: Mayor. r. Z. Chase DEM.
Gouneilmen j. H. Green DEM John o,.lg. DYKES
| Of Poor, Thomas Lyons d)emD; Freebooter, NJ
Morristown. v J.. March II CpcciaD The election
! held here yesterday resulted as predicted a com
bemocrsis made someha 1 Of aF h mort iS elect
their candidate for Assessor but. while he ran
a poor second. being over lo1 votes behind Tnc
Offices gained by the Repubieans are those of
the peace constabcs and other minor ones. The
ccntro Of the t"oS BSard Of Freehoders BY
jority of one. and the Township Commit by
has gone Democratic by from 70 to l2j majority
The Board Of Freeholders has also been IN ne
nf he for "A her ID
nearly a two-thirds vote. and. although the party
stiiI has a working majority. over them is pros
where the Democratic nominee was declared elected
cate Of election in the hands Of the Republican
candidate.
The RePubcaps swept eyery,hng; hef2rc ,l them m
in a 00r9ush anI 2T" EIr teee
an once even OF the humbest Kind. Thc Re-
ffeTeAi There has been - nocratic Mayor William L.
| Saunders for several terms heretofore. but ne wa.
anTS anG Wng run Dem5era n5e ha tha tn Ec "a pin
fah TO- 50 h hey placea me ,SEei N %
For Mayor H. Needam; for Conncmr1 = rd2a I9r
Commiiteeman. r. n. Fduntain Asse.sor Jnstus
| H. Cooley; Collector. II y. Spencer, Chosen rec
David r. weaver: justices Of the Peace. Phii.p
Acker Thomas YOUNG; constanf tai SSniTe' vly5r
Powers. j. =. Humble; Commissioners Of Appeal;
Stout: Poundkeepcrs. $ c. Taynor. John S'inc.
Patrick Eagan. George Lewis. ,.
gainei a signal Tc;ory "iccjlng the following
ticket by aTge majority after one @ Of ne
DR. Westcoit; Town Committeeman = M.I'I ',,,o '3.o
Of the peace. Tren,z: Constable, l. Waipol";
Commissioners Of Appeal. +. Traynor' ). Lake.
4 heavy vote was poled in Warren Township
and after hot hght the DGnoeraXc mcKr' won ihrd i
years: Collector George Terrell; three years; Cno-en
Of the Poor. James Ralph; Township Commit scmtn'
John Gunicn three years. Surveyors OF Highway
Of Appeal William s stic. Phes:.enden, :. SUI.
Andrew D. Flammer In the elections i9r GD,
Of Middesex County on Tuesday. substantial gains
were made by the Republicans. In East Hruns WICK
over George Alrair by thrty-one yotes This IS the
FIRST time in many years mat a heDuDicah D, rem i
Monroe Township. Frank PownaH. Republican; sue
WICK james N. Parsons. and in Madison, Asbury
Fountain both independent D,mccrats. were ci"ci'i j.
made in Raritan Township. where fu Citzens
ticket run 6a IN oFR9SH ckat tic t9e wss s"r
with the exception OF The nomPees for Goilre5'r & ana
ilo"-, Tn v,ho has bcen collector for twenty years
nrac,ecird wi,o by forty-Gve majority Tie nct
! ,oard Of Freeho,ders stands ten Democrats. twc
5 qcs n ysscriay Tribute Only dicatc
the force the Republican wave which swept over
maiorities We're ngarei up in Ru,hcrford it was
found that Charles Burrows beat Cook conkns for
by l5l ma jority over a: II brinkerhon Councilman
, ('rear and a. w. Van Winke had 90 and g. r"sp"c-
tiveIy over Carl Won HartZ for Councilman. and )
t, / r Davy II. J.. Clark and H. r; Jackson for Com
, mssioners OF Appeal had maJoritles respectively OF
1870 l75 and ia
! The Republican ticket in Boiling Springs Town
shin was successful with one exception, eX-Assem
blyman John j. Dupuy, Democrat being elected
Juctice of the Peace. Township Committeeman
james T. Edwards was reelected by seventy ma
iority The othe~ successful candidates were Jus
iice OF the Peace. Belding s Pembleton; constable
Joseph Cornell: Commissioners Of Appeal. J. V $
! Van Winke, +. V. Jochem and T. A. Jeannerct
In Union Township, the Democratic ticket wa.
successful, but the normal majority was cut down
Every Republican candidate except one-Wilian
Foose being elected to the Township Committee
? was elected in the Democratic Township Of Bergen
and Foose only pulled through by two votes
e Lodi Township went Republican. the local Demo
r cratic leader. John Van Bussum. who ran for as
= was his successful opponent Edgar l.. Gott bea
r John f. Mussemann for township mmittecman