The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-09
BENJAMIN B. ODELL.

manifested all over the state. In some
districts more than half the total regis
tration had been disposed of before the
polls had been open two hours.
In almost every county perfect voting
weather prevailed, clear and cold. There
were showers in Chautauqua and Oneida
counties early in the day, and a drizzling
rain was reported from Schoharie, the
only county in the state that Bryan car
ried four years ago. This did not inter-
fere to any great extent with the voting.
No serious disturbance at the polls was
reported from any quarter The election
was orderly and fair all over the state.
Following is the complete list of con-
gressmen elected in New York state:
First District-Frederick Storm, r.
Second-John J. Fitzgerald, D.
Third-Henry Bristow, r.
Fourth--H. W. Hamburg, r.
Fifth--Jacob Worth, r.
Sixth--G. H. Lindsey, d.
Seventh Nicholas Muller D.
Eighth--Thomas J. Dreamer, D.
Ninth-Henry NJ. Goldfoge, d.
Tenth-Amos j. Cummings, d.
Eleventh William Sulzer d.
Twelfth-George b. Mcclellan, D.
Thirteenth--O. H. p. Belmont d.
Fourteenth--W William H. Douglass, r.
Fifteenth-Jacob Rupert, Jr., ID.
Sixteenth-N p Otis, r. (disputed).
Seventeenth-Arthur S. TomplIns, r.
Eighteenth-John H. Ketcham, R.
Nineteenth-William H. Draper, R.
Twentieth--George N. Southwick, R.
Twenty -first-John X. Stewart, r.
Twenty -second-Lucien N. Littauer r.
Twenty-third- W. Emerson, r.
Twenty-fourth--Albe D. Shaw, r.
Twenty -fftil--James S. Sherman, r.
Twenty-sixth--George w. Ray, r.
Twenty -seyenth-Michael f. Driscoll, r.
Twenty-eighth-s F. Payne, r.
Twenty -ninth-Charles W. Gillet, r.
Thirtieth--Iames w. Wadsworth, R.
Thirty-Arst james B. Perkins, r.
Thirty second-Wiiam II. Ryan, D.
Thirty-third-D. A. S. Alexander, R.
Thirty-fourth- b. Yreeland, R.
The Republicans have not been disap-
pointed in their hope of carrying several
senatorial and assembly districts now
represented by Democrats, and the next
legislature will have 1877 Republican
members and So Democratic members.
Careful estimates show that the next
legislature will stand:
Senate, 50 Republicans, Is Democrats.
Assembly, 102 Republicans, 4S Demo
Gratis.
In the present legislature there are q
Republican and % Democratic senators
and 80 Republican and 81 Democratic
assemblymen.
Following is list Of the members
elected to the upper branch of the state
legislature:
First District-John L. Ravens, D.
Second-William W. Cocks, R. (probably).
Third-Thouas Fl. Cullen, D.
Fourth-Arthur J. Audett, R.
Fifth--James II. McCabe, D.
Sixth--Rudoaph @. Fuller, r.
Seventh Patrick H. McCaren, D.
Eighth Henry Marshall R..
Ninth--Joseph Wagner, D.
Tenth--John r. Ahearn, D.
Eleventh. Timothy D. Sullivan, d.
Twelfth-Samuel j. Foley, D.
Thirteenth--BeEnard f. Martin, d.
Fourteenth--Thomas F. Grady, d.
Observation-Disclosures A. Elsberg, r.
Sixteenth--Patrick F. Trainor, D.
eventeenth-George w. Plunkett, D.
Eighteenth-Vistor ]. Bowling, D.
Nineteenth Samuel S. Slater, R
TWENTIETH hoaas r. Donnelly, D.
Twenty-hrst--J. P. Hennessy, D.
Twenty-aecond N. Mills, r.
Twenty NhlR6 -&suis 3. Goodsen, y.
Twenty -eourth--Henry S. Amber, r.
Twenty -nfth-W. s, Wiley, r.
Twenty ixth-Wilam l. Thornton, n.
Twenty -seventh--Hobart Krum, r.
Twenty eighth T. Bracket, n.
Twenty NINTH B. McEwan, r.
Thirtieth- Michael Russell R. ~.
Thirty-frst Spencer G. Prime, R.
Thirty-second- George R. Maby. n.
Thirty-third- James D. Feeter, X.
Thirty-fourth--G. A. Willard r.
NATURALIZATION R. Brown, r.
Thirty-sixth- Horace White, r.
Thirty-seYenth Nevada n Stranahan, 4.
Thirty eighth George Z. Green, r.
Thirty-ninth Benjamin n. Wilcox, R.
Fortieth-Edwin 6. Stewart, R.
Forty-iirst--F Franklin d. Sherwood r.
Fc-.-' $1,000 John Raines, R.