Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-12

term OF the late A. e. Patton; 35th,
eJacob c. Steinman. Rep; 9th, "John
O. Fisher, Rep; seth, *Cyrus e. Woods,
Rep; 41st, George W. McNees. Rep;
<3d, David A. Wilbert Rep; 45th,
sJohn w. Crawford, Rep; 47th, Elmer
!. Phillips, Rep; 10th. "a E. Sissom,
Rep.
NEW JERSEY FOR ROOSEVELT
Republican National and State Tickets
Elected BY Big Pluralities.
Trenton, N. J., Nov. 9.-The result
In New Jersey has been a veritable
landslide and President Roosevelt's
plurality will reach $4,000, compared
with the plurality obtained by Nc
Kinley four years ago, when the state
was carried by the Republicans by &c.
$50. Edward S. Stokes, the Republi-
can candidate for governor, against
whom vigorous campaign was made
by Charles 9. Black, the Democratic
candidate, on an equal taxation plat
form, runs behind Roosevelt, but will
have plurality of 10000. The Repub-
hcaRs have succeeded in defeating Will
liam Hughes, the Democratic congress-
man from the Sixth district, and also
claim 10 have defeated Congressman
Allen Denny, who was a candidate for
reelection in the Ninth district. Mr..
Hughes successful opponent was Hen
~ c. Allen. The Republican candi-
date In the Ninth district was Mar
shall Van Wrinkle. With the defeat
OF Hughes and Denny the Democrats
VIZ have Sul Une vo1ig1 essinan IRON
New Jersey, Allan McDermott, of the
Tenth district
The state legislature will show in
creased Republican membership. and
will be overwhelmingly Republican on
Joint ballot. This assures the re-elec-
bon or John Kean to the United States
senate. OF the seven candidates for
state senate, the Democrats elected one
In Hudson county, and the senate will
stand as last year, IA Republicans and
seven Democrats. The Republicans
have gained assemblymen In Salem.
Somerset and Union counties, and pos
sibly in Monmouth county. with the
Republicans elected from Monmouth
county the assembly will stand AZ Re-
publicans to Is Democrats. Last year
there were 81 Republicans and 20 Dem
ocrats
In Ocean county, where there was
bitter Republican factional fight.
Senator Shinn was reelected by 500
plurality.
In Camden Charles II. Ellis, Repub-
Ncan, defeated Joseph e. Nowrey, Dem
ocrat, the present incumbent, for may
or by about 1000 plurality.
New Jersey State Senators.
The senator's elected were:
Atlantic county Edward S. Lee.
Rep, reelected.
Bergen-Edmund w. Wakelee. Rem
reelected
Cumberland-Bloomfeld H. Minch
Rep, reelected
Hudson-James w. Minturn, Dem.
Mercer-Barton b. Hutchinson. Rem
Morris-Thomas ]. Hinery. Rep.
ocean-George L. Shinn, Rep. re-
elected
New Jersey Assembly.
Atlantic couuty--T. l.. Elvins. Rep.
Bergen--John Heck, Clarence Ma
bic. Reps.
Burlington-B, d. shedaker, S. X.
Robbins, Reps.
Camden-H. S. Scovel. T. Gibbs. s.
p. Jones, Reps.
Cape May. NJ. e. Hildreth, Rep.
Cumberland. H. Miller, B. F.
Bnck, Rens.
Essex-E- Colby. F. L. Lehlbach.
VIM Pennington. H. D. Birkholz, A.
Kaiser. E. D. Dumcld. s. F. Wilson. ]
D. Gailapher, II. W. Taylor, Fred Man
ners. all Reps.
Gioucester-John Boyd Avis, Rep.
dudson-J. A. Hammin, Archibald
alexander. j. G. Duff, M. G. Ernst, E.
a. murphy, II. Lange, r. H. Loveridge.
q: II. Riordan. ]. Gallery, d. X. Whit,
aker, G. B. Matthews, VIM. ]. Boucher
Ill Denis.
Hunterdon-J. II. Willower. Dem.
Aercer-R. Hulse. T. B. De Cou, A.
". Barber. Reps
Mlddlesex-J. H. T. Martin, A. For |
syce. F. c. Henry. Reps.
Monmouth-Geo c. Henry, Rem. I
kandeyer, Dem; F. C. Henry, Rep.
Morris-C. A. Baker, ]. M. Mills.
Reps. '
. ocean-C. G. Pearce, Rep; J. Hill
Hard, Dem.
Passaie-T. =. Layden, Ernst Shaw
.. n Dalrymple. G. r. Wright, Henry
Marelli, all Reps.
Salient. e. Hunt, Rep.
somerset-Irving Hoagland. Rep.
Sussex. r. Decker, Dem.
Union-E. S. Coyne, Geo, H EN-.
oree, Peter Tillman, Reps.
warren. :, Wrdrick, Dem.