Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-08

WIN tiiJ A4'FNA NOuhity DtNfkAliVM
Democratic, Sonth Jersey Has Con-
troll of the joint Session and Can
Elect Whomever She PIeases.
Hudson and Passaic Counties Both
Send Democratic Representatives.
TRENTON, Nov. S:-The result Of
Tuesdays election, as indicated By
the latest returns. is as follows, the
asterisks in each case standing for
reelection:
Congress.
First, Henry G. Loudenslager, r. -
Second, John ]. Gardner, Rs; Third,
Benjamin F. Howell, Re-; Fourth,
Ira W. Wood, r. Fifth, Charles N.
Fowler, RE-; Sixth. William Hughes.
D.*: Seventh, r. Wayne Parker, RI;
Eighth, LIE Grag Pratt, d.; Ninth,
Eugene w. Leake, D.*; Tenth, James
A. Hamill, d.
Senate.
The six state senators elected:
Burlington, Samuel K. Robbins. r..
OuPC Ahuss IhoDCll ~ AidllQs II.
Hunterdon, William c. Gebhardt.
d.
Middlesex, George S. Silzer, d.
Passaic, John Hinchcliffe, D.
Sussex, DR., Jacob q Price. d."
The hold-overs senators are:
Atlantic, Edward s. Lee, r.
Bergen. Edmund w, Bergen, R.
Camden, William ]. Bradley. r.
Cumberland, bloomfield H. Minch.
R. Se "
Essex, Everett Colby, R.
Gloucester, John Boyd Avis. r.
Hudson, James r. Minturn, d.
Mercer, B. B, Hutchinson. r.
Monmouth, Oliver H. Brown, r.
Morris, Thomas ] ! Hillery, r.
Ocean. George Il. Shinn, r.
Salem, william n. Plummer, Jr., r.
Somerset, Joseph s. Frelinghuy-
sen, r. sgygA j. As
Union, Ernest r. Aekerman, r.
Warren, Joseph Cornish, D.
Assembly.
Atlantic, Thomas c. Elvins, r.
Bergen. Guy L. Fake and James
Devine,. both r..
Burlington, John B. Trick, r.:
Griffith w. Lewis, r.
Camden, Samuel p, Jones, Rs;
Theodore B,Gibbss R*i F. B. Jess. II.
Cape May, CorsvilleE L. Stille, X.
Cumberland, b. Frank Buck, Rs:
Frank B. Potter. R.
Essex, Il. H. Wright, Jr., Simon
Hahn, John Baadef, Patrick H. Corr
nish, T. J. Mead-J. 10. Groel, John
Breunig, John w. Lane, Edgar r. !.
Lethbridge, Daniel j Brady, Harry
F. Backes, all democrats.
'tson, Mark A. Sullivan, Charles
ol ell, James p Tumulty. James Ba-
k-., c. E. Henderson, Jr.. Charles H.
Blohm, Joseph Riordan, A. S. Alex
ander, Phillip Daab, o. F. Auf der
Heide, Albert c. Eppinger, v. Hol-
zafel, all democrats.
Gloucester, William G. Cattell, r.
Hunterdon, o. G. Holcombe. D."
Mercer, Alfred N. Barber" Will
lam f. Burk,* Prof. Henry d. Thomp-
sons all republicans.
Middlesex, Frank Crowther,a 4 Will
lam R. brakes E. e. Haines,* all re-
publicans.
Monmouth, Isaac B. Davidson, 7.
N. Lillagore, F. ]. Manson, all re-
publicans.
Morris, R. j. Chaplin, r.; Henry
W. Buxton, r.
Ocean, George G. Warren, d.
DaScaia Ahra I, ON I<lauhrt Frantt
Pawelski. H. J. Earle, ]. G.. Van
Blarcom, all democrats.
Salem, S. A. Ridway, d.
Sussex, Levi H. Morris, d.
Somerset, H. M. Smiley, r.
Union, Randolph S. Perkins,
Peter Tillman,* j. r. Moxon, all re-
publicans.
Warren, Joseph H. Firth, d.
The republicans on joint ballot will
control the legislature by six votes,
without Senator Colby, who may vote
with the party or continue as freq
lance. The house will stand: Dem
81; Republicans. 20 Senate:
Republicans, IA; democrats. T.;
Colby, /.
ADD DEMOCRATS
Republicans Control Legislature.
Remarkable changes in the polite
al situation in New Jersey can be pre-
dicted as a result of the unexpected
gains made at Tuesdays election by
the democratic party.
The republican leaders are con-
themselves that it is no
worse and that they are still in con-
troll of the legislature on joint ballot,
while the democratic leaders are