The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-09
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
A List of Senators and Assemblymen
Elected Yesterday.


$50, Elected Yesterday.
Burlington County-Joel Harner
Rep, Charles Wright, Rep.
Bergen County-John M. Bell, Rep.
Edmund w. Wakelee, Rep.
Camden County-William J. Bradley
Rep, John r. McMurray, Rep, Edgal
J. Colos, Rep.
Hudson County-The Democrats vii
carry Jersey City by about $500 anG
the county of Hudson by between 5000
and 5000. No Republicans will be
elected to any position in the county
or city. The Democrats have made d
clean sweep. Allen H. McDermott Is
elected state senator.
Atlantic County-Atlantic county
gives Voorhees, over 800 plurality. The
Democratic assembly ticket is probably
elected.
Ocean County-Voorhees' plurality
over Crane, 1900 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.
Mddlesex county will probably give
Crane $50 to 800 over Voorhees,. 1t is
thought 1 Republican and Democratic
assemblymen have been elected.
Mercer county will probably give
voorhees, about 800 over Crane. The Re-
pubiicans elect the assemblymen
Huntcrdon County-Crane about 1000
al
the two assemblymen.
Morris County-Voorhees about 205
over Crane. The Republicans elect the
two assemblymen.
Sussex county gives 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, 25o
over Crane. The Republicans elect the
one assemblyman.
Warren county gives Crane about
1900 over Voorhees, The Democrats
eject the Two asSenDly1nen.
The assembymcn elected in New Jer-
sey are as follows: Leonard H. Ash
ley, John NJ. Bel, Edmund W. Wake
lee, Joel Homer. Charles Wright,
William ]. Bradley John H. McMur-
ray. Edgar J. Coles Wilson L. Shrop.
shire, Jesse L. Steelman, David c.
Watkins, TITimothy j. Carroll v James
P. Hall, u Fergus T. Koiabor, morris
Marks, *IIJames ]. Murphy. *John H.
vollers. =. John j. MarneIl, Leon Abb
bolt. -. M. Marshied, michael J.
Bruder, Allan J. Benney, solver l..
Blackwell, +}George +. Martens. John
B. Yard, Henry J. Micklin. Ira M,
Wood, *IIAGam Eckert "iiJoseph Ridg-
way, *John j. Quad. *IJoseph D.
Dutolon. =" B. Drummond WooEey,
+IJoseph c. Heyer, George H. Poole,
Jacob W. WEIGH, Courtney Car,
ItWood Mckee, Vivian n. Lewis, John
w sturr, John King, *loseph A. Gray,
Edward L. Cooper Elvin f. Smith,
George a. SQUIRE. fRuhert A. Houston,
Roger Murray %Jacob B. Smith, "Her-
man G. White.
Serving in the present house. DEM
ocrats.
The New Jersey state senators for
1922, including these elected vest ortlaY,
are as follows: ''Le%is Evans, III Will
lam A. Johnson, *1IoVard i. Packer,
Herbert W. johnson. Robert e. Hand,
Edward c., Stokes, George w.
Eetcham, Solomon II. Stranger, = Robert
Davis, %John r. Foster, Elijah c.
Hutchinson. flames Fl. VanCloof, Chas.
A. Francis, Mahlon Pitney, WIN George
G. Smith, christian Braun. Richard C.
Miller, Charles A. Reed, Lewis J. Mar
tin, Joseph 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 q Republi.
cans elected yesterday, 7: Republican
majority in the senate, 7. This is exactly
the same as last year.
New members elected yesterday
III Member Of present body reelected
yesterday Former senator re-
elected yesterday after an interim
Democrats.