Evening star., 1896-10-31
NEW JERSEY

Inc democrats and populisis have fused
IN every district in New. Jersey, ;but,it is
lhousht tnat there is very little prospect
OF the1r electing any candidate The re-
puphcans mold all the districts in the pres
ent Congress. In the Ffty-third Congress
the democrats held six of the eight dis
s, srlets, ,he republicans having only the
nrst ana the second. 7The ma ioriti.is at the
last election were all very large for the
republicans, except the eighth district
where the vote was:r Republican. " 400.
democrat. 23.2U7.
fldstmSandidates: Republican. Henry C..
l-oudenslager, Paulsboro, renonlinated
democrat and populist John w. Wri,,ht
Camden.
Vote in 1894: Republican, "a, 46e; demo-
ila,, rat lS,VeI; prohibition, 1,731; populist
Second-Candidates: Republican, John !.
Gardner, Atlantic City, reaominated: S M
D., DR.. Arthur E. Conroy; prohibition. Rev
J. bailey Adams, Elwood; Soc, Geo. Yard
ley. Trenton.
Vote in 1884: Republican, 22,G41; democrat.
I2go; populist, $50; prohibition, 1,27S
Ihlrd-Candidates Republican, Beni F..
noweii, New Brunswick, renomnatej; Soc,
Patrick Henry, New Brunswick; f. S. D.,
Rev. John A. Wells, Liberty Corner. s. nj
D., VIM. Strother Jones'
Vote in 1894: Republican, Is, 403; demo-
erat, l4,i2'; popudst, 412; social labor, 265
Fourth-Candidates: Republican, Mahlon
Pitney, Morristown, renominated, indorsed
by S NJ. D.; democrat and populist, Au-
gustus Cutler, Morris.own.
Vote in 1894: Republican, 1915; demo-
cIat, 14,IO9 populist, 5O7; prohibition, 1,5SG
Fifth-Candidates: Republican, Jas. F.
Stewart, Paterson. ren oniaated; F. S. D.,
Harvey W. Banks: S. n. D., Addison Ely
Vote in 1891: Republican, 16, 131: demo-
crat, 10,i59; sociafiabor, 2,512; prohibition
sixth-Candidates: Republican, Richard
@rlxa
crat. Jos. A. Beecher; soc. Jas. p Billings
Vote in 1894: Republican, 23,219; demo
crat, LAG; populist, 79S; social labor, S36;
prohibition, 500.
McEwan, jr, Jersey City, renominated; F.
S. D., Alexander c. Young, Hoboken; S. NJ
D., Rymier j. Woftendyke; soc Frank
Campbell, Jersey City.
Vote in 1891: Republican,, 22.JOO; demo-
crat, 23,2O7; populist and social labor, LIB;
prohibition, $50.
Eighth-Cardidates: Republican, Charles
n. Fowler. Elizabeth: renominated; demo
VIM. j. Campbell, Elizabeth; s. NJ D.
Alexander ID. Noyes.
Vote in 1894: Republican, 1901; demo-
crat, 12,soo, populist, 1851; social labor, 64s;
prohibition, 51S.
NEW YORK.
The republicans expect to have nearly
everything their own way in New York,
on account of the gold sentiment in the
state and the division in the democratic
ranks. 1t Is doubted whether the demo-
Gratis will do as well as they did at the last
election, when they had five Congressman
out of thirty-four. They may get the
eighth, tenth and twelfth districts this cleo
ton.
First. Candidates-Rep.. Jos. NJ. Belford,
Riverhead; F. S. D., w. d. Maxwell.
Tha at 1oc oIn 90
DEM. 14,961; labor, sos; pop, 223
Second. Candidates-Rep.. Denis NJ. Hur-
ley, Brooklyn, renominated; F. S. D., Jno.
NJ Clancy, Brooklyn; S. n. D.. VIM. C.
Redfield, Brooklyn.
The vote at the last election was: Rep,
14,507; dem, 13 1874; ind. DEM, 1924.
Third. Candidates-Rep., Francis H. Will
son. Brooklyn, renominated; f. S. D.,
Charles F. Brandt, Brooklyn; S. NJ D.,
John A. Hennessy, Brooklyn.
The vote at the last election was: Rep,
1s.56s: dem. 142l5; reform dem. 3.7H. At
the election before Hendrix. democrat, had
majority of 500
Fourth. Candidates - Rep. Israel F.
Fischer. Brooklyn, renominated; F. S. d.,
Thomas J. Larkin, Brooklyn; s. NJ d.,
Theodore S. Nye, Brooklyn.
The vote in 1894 was: Rep, 1892: dem
17.5li.
Fifth. Candidates-Rep., Charles G. Ben
nett, Brooklyn; renominated; F. S. D..
Thomas D. Delaney. Brooklyn; S. NJ. D..
Jacob S. Van Wyck, Brooklyn.
The vote in 1894 was: Rep, 1892: DEM
IL ,s25: socialist. 1.176; pop, 23s; pro, 1871.
Sixth. Candidates-Rep., James r. Howe.
Brooklyn, renominated; S. NJ. D., Daniel ].
Walsh, Brooklyn.
IT, The vote in 1894 was: Rep. Il, 427; dem.
12.523; socialist, 6S2; pro-. 11S; pop GS
Seventh Canddates-Rep and S. NJ. d..
Franklin Bartlett, New York, renomina led :
Tammany, John G. H. Vehslage New York.
The vote at the last election was: Dem.
9,l:iS; rep, 1876; ind DEM, 2,159; pro. 2S7:
socialist. 1913.
Eighth. Candidates-Rep., John MURRAY
Mitchell, New York Endorsed by s. NJ d.:
Tammany James J. Walsh. New York.
The vote at the last election was: Dem.
| 9.466; rep, 9,O99.
Ninth. Candidates-Rep. and s. M. D..
| Timothy j. Campbell, New York: Fam.
many, Thomas ]. Bradley, New York: soc
| lab, Daniel DeLeon, New York.
| The democrats carried the district in
| 1S9+dem., S.03S; ind. dem 1854: Zen.
| 5.214.
| Tenth. Candidates-Rep., Clarence w.
| Meade, New York: Tammany. Amos +
| Cummings, New York; s. NJ. D.. Calvin
| Tompkins, New York.
| The vote In 1894 was: Dem, 52a5: rep.,
1o.228: state DEM. S62; socialist, 45O; pro.
| 1856; pop. 40.
| Eleventh. Candidates-Rep., Ferdinand
Efdman. New York; Tammany, William