The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-11-09
Stokes ELECTED
GOVERNOR
Republican Candidate Car
ries the State by As, 900
Majority.
THE new LEGISLATURE
Democrats Lose Three Mem
bsrs Giving the Opposi-
ton 81 More Members.
THE new LEGISLATURE

perS Glvlng the Opposl-
| ton 81 More Members.
Edward G. Stokes, Republican, is elect
ed Governor Of New Jersey by majority
of $4,000.
Nine of the ten congressman from
New jersey will be Republicans. The
lone Democrat is Allan McDermott Of
the Tenth district Congressman Allan
Benny was beaten by Van Wrinkle in
the Ninth district and Congressman
Hughes went down before Allen in the
| Sixth.
In the New Jersey legislature the Re
publicans gain three members from
Union, three from Monmouth and one
from Somerset county TheNlegislature
of 1904 stood: Senate, Republicans, IA,
Democrats, {. House: Republicans, 38,
Democrats, o. The new legislature will
be made up of IA Republican and DEM
ocratic Senator's; As Republican and Is
Democratic Assemblymen.
The new legislature will be Republican
by majority of 81, Republican gain
of seven members of the assembly. Tn
ions three, Monmouth's three aud Som
ersets one Democrat will be replaced by
| Republicans. There is no change in the
senate, which stands IA Republicans to
I Democrats.
| SENATE.
Atlantic Edward S. Lee, Rep.
Bergen Edmund W. Wakelee, Rep.
Burlington-John G. Horner, Rep.
Camden William ]. Bradley, Rep
Cape May-Lewis NJ. Cresse, Rep
Cumberland Bloomfield II. Minch,
Rep.
Fssex-J. Henry Bachelor, Rep. S
| Gloucester-Thomas NJ. Ferrell, Dem
Hudson James w. Minturn, Dem.
Hunterdon George f. Martens, Jr.,
Dem.
Mercer Barton B. Hutchinson, Rep.
Middlesex-W William Fl. c. jackson,
Rep.
Monmouth-Oliver H. Brown Rep.
Morris-Thomas j. Hillery, Rep.
Ocean-George Z. Shinn, Rep.
Passaic- Wood Mckee, Rep.
Salem-James Strimple, Dem.
Somerset Samuel S. Childs, Dem.
sussex-Jacob D. Price, Dem.
Union-Joseph Cross, Rep.
Warren-Isaac Barber, Dem.
HOUSE.
Atlantic @. Elvins, Rep.
Bergen Clarence W. Mable, Rep;
John Heck, Rep.
Burlington-Samuel K. Robbins, Rep. !;
Benjamin Shedaker, Rep.
Camden-Harry S. Scovel, Rep; The
odore B. Gibbs, Rep; Samuel P. Jones,
Rep.
Cape May. NJ 3. Hildreth, Rep.
Cumberland Louis H. Miller, Rep;
B. Frank Buck, Rep.
Essex Everett Colby, Rep; *F. r.
Lehlbach. Rep; *William Pennington,
Rep; Sired Manners, Rep; *Abraham
Kaiser, Rep; *H. W. Taylor, Rep;
@John J. Gallagher. Rep: IS. f. Wilson,
Rep; *E. D. Birkholz, Rep; III. q.
Johnstone, Rep; *E. D. Dufield, Rep.
Gloucester John Boyd Avis, Rep
Hudson *Myron G. Ernst, DEM;
aJoseph G. Duff, Dem; *Godfrey B.
Matthews, Dem; I'D. Kelsey Whitaker,
Dem; Harry w. Lange, DEM; *Edgar
H. Loveridge, Dem.;;. *John Gallery,
Dem; Joseph A .Riordan, Dem; Edward
A. Murphy, Dem.; William Boucher,
Dem. a. Alexander, Dem; flames A.
Hamill, Dem.
Hunterdon--James ri. Willever, Dem.
Mercer-Ralph Hulse, Rep; Thomas
B. DeCou, Rep; Alfred n Barger, Rep.
Middlesex- III. Thayer Martin, Jr,
Rep; Alexander r. Fordyce, Jr.. Rep;
Frank G. Henry, Rep.
Monmouth-G George G. Henry, Rep;
| Edgar I. yanderveer. Rep; DR.. N. S.
Reed, Rep.
Morris Charles A. Baker, Rep; Jno.
M. Mills, Rep.
Ocean C. G. Pearee.
Passaic G. Fl. Dalrymple, Rep; " {
Ernest Shaw, Rep; *Thomas r. Laydens
Rep; George II. Wright, Henry Marelli,
Rep.
Salem Thomas e. Hunt, Rep.
Somerset Irving Hoagland. Rep.
Sussex ackson R. Decker. Dem.
Union Edward $. Coyne, Rep; Peter
| 1'iIlnan, Rep; George H. Embree, Rep.
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