Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

A List or senators ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Elected Yesterday.
Burlington County-Joel Harner.
Rep. Charles Wright. Rep.
Bergen County-John NJ. Bell, Rep, |
Edmund w. Wskelee. Rep
Camden County-Wiliam J. Bradley, |
Rep, John r. McMurray, Rep, Edgar |
]. Colos. Rep.
Hudson County-The Democrats will |
carry Jersey City by about $500 and
the county of Hudson by between 5000
and 6.O00. No Republicans will be
elected to any position in the county
| or city. The Democrats have made a
| clean sweep. Allen II. McDermott is
| elected state senator.
| Atlantic County-Atlantic county
| gives Voorhees, over 300 plurality. The
| Democratic assembly ticket is probably
| elected.
Ocean County-voorhees plurality
| over Crane. 1000. The Republican as
sembly ticket wins.
Union county gives VOORHEES, about
1000 over Crane. The Republicans elect
the three assemblymen.
Gloucester county gives voorhees,
about 900 over Crane. The Republican
assembly ticket is elected.
Middiesex county will probably give
Crane $50 to 300 over Voorhees,. IT is
thought 1 Republican anti Democratic
| assemblymen have been elected.
Mercer county will probably give
! Voorhees, about SEQ over Crane The Re
publicans elect the assemblymen
Hunterdon County-Crane about 1000
over Voorhees,. The Democrats elect
the two assemblymen.
Morris County-Voorhees about EOS
over Crane. The Republicans elect the
two assemblymen.
4 SncGav county svixQc Crane GOO over
Voorhees,. The Democrats elect the
two assemblymen.
Cape May county gives Voorhees, 500
over Crane. The Republicans elect the
assemblymen.
Cumberland county gives voorhees,
! 1000 over Crane. The Republicans elect
the two assemblymen.
Salem county gives Voorhees, 250
over Crane. The Republicans elect the
one assem- blyman.
Warren county gives Crane about
1900 over Voorhees, The Democrats
elect the two assemblymen.
The assemblymen elected in New Jer-
sey are as follows: liLeonard H. Ash
ley lJohn NJ. Bell. Edmund w. Wake
! lee. Joel Horner, llCharles Wright
William J. Bradley. llJohn II. McAIur-
ray, Edgar ]. Coles. Wilson l.. Shrop-
shire. Jesse L. Steelman. David c.
Watkins, @llTimothy J. Carroll. 'IlJames
p. Hall. Fergus T. I<olabor, sMorris
Marks. 'HJames ]. Murphy, 'John H.
Vollers. 'John J. Marnen Leon Alb
bott, y. NJ. Marshied. michael j.
Bruder. Allan J. Benney. solver l..
Blackwell. "hGeorge F. Martens, llJohn
B. Yard. Henry j. MicklIn. Ira Nj.
Wood. "lAdam Eckert. "liJoseph Ridg-
way. sNJohn ]. Quad, "Joseph D.
Dutolon, LIB. Drummond Wooley,
'ilJoseph c. Heyer. George II. Poole,
| Jacob w. WEIGH, Courtney Car,
Wood Mckee, Vivian M. Lewis, IIJohn
W. Sturr, John King. "Joseph A. Gray,
Edward E. Cooper. 'ilElvin e. Smith.
George A. Squire. ilRobert A. Houston.
iRoger Murray. "Jacob b. Smith, "Her-
man G.. White.
Serving in the present house. Dem
ocrats.
The New Jersey state senators for
1899, including those elected yesterday,
are as follows: ~l!Lewis Evans, llllWin-
! lam A. johnson, Howard E. Packer
Herbert w. Johnson. Robert s.. Hand,
} Edward c. Stokes. George w.
Ketcham, Solomon II. Stranger, "llRobert
Davis, "John r. Foster, lElijah c.
Hutchinson, flames H. VanCloof, Chas
A. Francis, lMahlon Pitney. IIlIIlGeorge
. G. Smith. sChristian Braun. Richard c.
| u
tin, llJoseph Cross, isaac Barber
) All senators named above vote on
joint ballot for a successor to United
States Senator James Smith during the
coming session.
Republicans holding over, Z; Republ-
: cans elected yesterday. z; Republican
} majority in the senate. z. This is exactly
the same as last year.
New members elected yesterday.
| III Member of present body reelected
yesterday. llIlll Former senator re-
elected yesterday after an interim.
Democrats.
New Jersey Congressman in Doubt,
Trenton. Nov. 9.-The latest returns
indicate some doubt as to the Repeub-
licans having carried the Third district
for congress. Howell. Rep, has carried
Middlesex and Somerset counties by
! 800. but returns from Monmouth are
, meager and conflicting. Monmouth Is
naturally a Democratic county and
, Convery. Dem, may have defeated
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