The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-26

turns are stiIl incomplete, but enough are
In TO assure the election Of three Assembly
O%Iectlon OF John =. Dryden as United States
Senator. Railway elected W Colby dele
gates, az did Summit. The machibe men
have all the best OF 1t In the whole county ,
however.
BRArEN IN MIDDLEsRx.
New BRUNSWICK, Sept. 26.-The Colby
movement In Middlesex county was de-
cisively beaten at the primaries to-day.
Senator w. II. G. jackson carried almost
every poll IN the county against Col. Alex
ander II. Fordyce, the nominee OF the Colby
faction for state Senator.
Senator Dryden's forces, led by ex-
Senator Theodore Strong will a at least
ninety delegates out Of q possible lB at
the county convention. Senator jackson
carried New Brunswick against the Colby
candidate by an average OF s to. I.
The Republican regulars will entirely
dominate all the county nominations.
Robert Carson, Collector Of Customs at Perth
Amboy, who was relied upon by the Colby
Record party 70 deliver the county to them,
conceded tonight that his candidate would
not have Oue-hfth Of the delegates elected
to-day.
The campaign here was the hottest in the
history Of the Republican party. Senator
Colby spent a great deal OF time here and
said that the contest was hotter than in any
otnor county, IN rortn annoy, Wnere the
Colby strength was considered greatest, the
Carson-FOrdyoe faction got ak delegates
ut OF twenty-five.
II REdUIAR.
LoN0 BRANCH, Sept. 2S.-Five Of the ak
wards in the city to-day elected the regular
Republican delegates to the county conven-
ton, completely routing the Colby forces.
ward, where Richard H.. Hughes, candidate
for the City Council, defeated William Kris
meyer, the regular Republican candidate
by four votes; The Colby delegates barely
pulled through.
Councilman George W. Baxter, president
OF the Colby Club, candidate for renomi-
nation, was defeated by DR.. o. o. Clark
by fftv votes. The Colby delegates were
showed under by a similar vote.
Councilman Henry Conover, opposed by
and the regular Republican delegates were
elected. In the First, Third and Sixth
wards the regular Republican delegates
We're elected without opposition.
No doubt is entertained here that the
Colby. movement was disastrously beaten
Throughout Monmouth county.
RESULTS IN BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON. Sept. 25.-The attempt Of
the Colbyites to elect delegates at the
primaries in Burlington county. to-day,
as far as can be ascertained. proved a
dismal failure. Effort was made to elect
hCACkuICc ldNOIdONO W GIlC uOLLlAIldlLDu
Of George Wilder OF New Egypt for State
Senator and Dr. e. y. Adams OF Beverly and
Frank 1ichenor Of Burlington City for
the Assembly. in opposition TO the regular
Republican candidates, Tn Colbyite vote
in the county will be light.
In this city the movement was practically
without support. Wilder vi formerly an
Assemblyman, serving three terms in the
lower branch OF the Ii legislature as q straight
party representative. He aspired to the
Gtafa GanatAruhip ON kha ~m~aYla- ttoLynk
but failed TO receive the nomination and
was taken up by the Colbyites. DR.. Adams
tried several times to @ the nomina-
ton for Assembly on the regular ticket but
failed. Tichenor is a new man IN politics.
Those who will be nominated by the
regular Republicans at the convention to
be held on Saturday will be Samuel X.
Robbins, Speaker Of the last House, for
Senator, n W. j. Trick and @. W. Lewis for
the Assembly. These men are favorable
TO the reelection Of John p. Dryden for
United States Senator.
OLD DoNNED IN PAssAIC.
PATERSON, Sept. 26.-The Colbyites have
been defeated in this county after one of
the most strenuous primary days ever
witnessed here. The vote was the heaviest
ever recorded in Passaic county at a primary
day and indicates the bitterness Of the fight
between the two factions OF the Republican
party.
Chairman John l.. Conklin Of the Re-
publican county committee said late to-
night that returns from the eight districts
show that the regulars will win out by three
to one.
In Passaic City the Colbyites made q clean
sweep. The machine Republicans who won
at the primaries to-day will favor az first
choice William Barbour for United States
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
George H. Burke will receive the nominal
ton for Congress.