The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-03
DEMOCRATS GAIN IN NEW JERSEY.
Twcnty-four Asscmblymen and Four
Snnut ,lI.., Added To tho pnrty N0In

Twcnty-four AsscmbIymen and Four
Senators Added to tho Party Vote.
Trenton, Nov. 3-The vote in New
Jersey yesterday was light. The Demo-
Gratis made gains in almost every coun-
ty and the Republicans retain control
of the state house of assembly by a
narrow majority. Last year there were
but four Democrats In the lower house.
This year there will be rs. The Repub-
licans will have "a members. The Dem
ocrats also made gains in the senate
and instead of three members out of Il
will have seven out of that number.
-Four of the five Republicans retiring
IiUiii INC ovr@,0 ~~tv succeeueu py
Democrats. Following are the assemb-
lymen elect: Atlantic-Leonard Fl. Ash
ley Rep).
Atlantic-Leonard H. Ashley CRep).
Bergen-A. C. Heldrum (Rep), John
NJ. Bell Gep).
Observation-Disclosures +. Parker (Dem)
William M. Potts Dem).
Camden-William J. Bradley (Rep),
J. Fl. McMurray Qtep), Edgar j. Cole
Rep).
Cape May-E. c. Cole (Rep.)
Cumberland-J. J. Hunt Rep), W.
L. Shropshire 0Rep).
Essex-Joseph b. Johnson Rep),
Jacob Rau Rep), *Edward F. Sted-
ding, "George w. Porter Ulep), AL
bert +. Gunther RepD. *Alvin C. Ebie
RepJ, *Carl Bowman (Rep), Oliver B..
Dawson (Rep), William S. Schmidt
(Rep), %Chares w. Powers Qtep),
+Peter &. Farchild Rep).
Sussex-*D. O. Watkins (Rep).
Gloucester--J. B. Carpenter tDem.).
Hudson-Timothy J. Carroll Dem),
James p Hall Dem.), Fergus T. Kela-
her (Dem.), James j. Murphy Dem),
Alexander Simpson Dem.), Adolph
Walter Jr. Dem.), Allen Benny Oem),
Horace l.. Allen Dem), John ]. Mar
nell tDem.l. Michael j. Bruder (Dem.),
Charles 7. Bauer (Dem.).
Hnutcrdon-'David Lawshe Dem).
tGeorge F. Martens Dem.).
Mercer-John b. Yard Utep), Frank
NJ. Weller (Rep.), Henry ]. Micklin
(Rep).
Middesex-Adam Eckert Dem.). J.
II. RidgeWay (DemD, John j. Nc
Quade tDem.).
Monmouth-*William II. Reid Rep),
solver H. Brown Rep), I'D. L. Van
Wrinkle Rep).
Morris-Jacob Welsh (Rep), G. L.
Poole Rep).
Ocean-*Roderck A. Clark Rep),
Passaic-H. w. Gledhill Rep), w.
Mckee (Rep), John Donohue, Jr.,
(Dem) John S. Turr Rep).
Salem-*Joseph B. Crispin Rep).
Somerset-+P. b. Van Doren tRep).
Sussex-Elvin +. Smith (Dem).
Union--C A. Squire Rep.), r. G.
Euston (Rep.), Roger Murray (Rep).
Warren-*A. l.. Flummerfelt (Dem),
sWilliam x. Bowers Dem.).
Assembly for 1897: Republicans, Sc;
Democrats, 26. Republican loss, 20.
*Re- elected.
The state senators elected in New
Jersey are:
Burlinston-Howard E.Parker Dem).
Cape May-Robert E. Hand tRep.).
Hunterdon--John Il. Foster Dem).
MiddeseX-James II. Van Cleef
Dem)
Passaic--Chrstoph Braun Dem).
Sussex-Lcwis J. Martin (Dem>.
Senate for 1898: Republicans, IA;
Democrats, 7. Senate for 1897 stood:
Republicans. IS; Democrats, 3.
Partial returns from Essex county
shows the probable election of the en-
tire Republican ticket, including II as
semhlymen, county clerk and county
register. The Republican county COM
mittee claim the entire Republican
county ticket by from 5000 to 10000.
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