The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-24
COLBY WINS BY ABOUT 1850
NEW IDEA MEN CARRY THINGS
IN ESSEX COUNTY.
Leader Gets Nemination for State Senate
Over Raymond. the Regular Candi-
date-Msrgan Named for Sheriff
Hoses Get Well Jelted Generally.

Over Raymond. the Resulsr Candi-
date-Mergan Named for Sheriff
Hoses Get Well Jeltcd Generally.
State Senator Everett Colby. the New
Idea candidate for denomination. was sue
oessful at the primaries In Essex county.
N. J. William Fellowes Morgan, who
was on the same ticket. received the
nomination for Sheriff. and 1t ID also
likely that the New Idea Assembly candi-
dates have pulled through. Returns
received late yesterday seemed to indi-
cate that this part OF the ticket has been
successful after e tight squeeze.
The result OF the primaries was q blow
to the machines Of both parties. Harry v.
Osborne, who ran independently for Sena-
torial honors on the Democratic ticket,
defeated Absalom p. Bachman, the organ
ization man, by more than 1900 votes,
while William Harrigan. president Of the
Newark police board. another independ-
emit, got the shrievalty nomination by a
big vote.
The nomination Of Osborne was a sur
prise. He led Baohman by 1000 votes In
the city and ran ahead in the county by
500 moro.
colby's plurality in the county over
ex-Judge Thomas L.. Raymond. the or.
g~anization candidate. was estimated al
about 1,350. II was not until loon yes.
terday that the returns were complete
enough to show that he had captured the
nomination.
According TO the official returns and
estimates made On partial returns Colby
had these majorities in tho following
municipalities:
East Orange. LISA Orange, o52; West
Orange. sos; South Orange, sss; Bloom
field. ais; Montolair. s7<; Glen Ridge. 24s;
B~eileville. 81; Miilburn. i7s; Livingston, g.
Verona, 70: Caldwell Borough, o.; Essex
FeIls, a; West Caldwell, a: Nutiey. q,
Total, 5.oos.-
Raymond carried the city Of Newark
by O plurality Of $3.50, His other ma
~jorities were: ~Irvington, 247; Roseland,
10; Cedar Grove, 90; North Caldwell, -;
Caldwell townAhip. .. Total, s.7ia.
Morgan's nomination was assured by
the early returns. His fight was not as
strenuous as that OF Mr.. Colby, as he
has eight other candidates in the field
against him. He outdistanced the strong
est Of tbs other aspirahts even In Newark,
Samuel r. Wilson, who received the In
dorsement Of the Republican county
committee, finished third several nun
dred behind Ralph b. Schmidt, another
independent.
The nomination OF Harrigsn surprised
the Democratic bosses. He ran about
. oon .,zt~x .hAad - HE aoxvon 1NHn-.-ka
in the city. and his total vote was over a
thousand more than the combined vote
Of the next two highest candidates.
Mayor Isaac shoenthal Of Orange re-
ceiyed the second highest number OF
votes, while james A. Rowe. the choice
q the Democratic organization came
Mayor Haussling was renominated by
the Democrats WITHOUT opposition, The
feht for the Republican nomination for
that office was between Board Of Works
Commissioners Frank J. Book, who had
the backing Of the regulars. and City
Auditor deorss F9snan: he New ids S,
Sanaidatei ro m'ta e resssqns ais @sxs B sMa'
O,s79 and Formsn s.7o7.
The complete returns OF the primaries
In Bayonne gtyes Recorder LYMAN Lasa.
rus, Democrat. whp ran independently.
a majority over Max y. Sollnsky. the
Republican candidate. Of SIS, Hugh n.
Mara. Democrat, got a majority Of .l,e27
over Lazarus. who q on both tiok cts.
Thomas Connolly. regular Republican
candidate for the shrisyalty nomination,
beat james W. Mccarthy, the New Idea
candidate, by 100. The regular Repub-
loans elected the thirty-nine Congress
sional convention delegates. -.
James g.. Blauvslt, the leader Of
the New Idea In Psssalo county.
has been elected a. one Of the five Re
publican candidates for Assembly, Mr.,
blauvslt has o majority Of StI Y Q HAIL.
well. one OF the regulars.
Radcliffe, Prince, Burpo and Moore were
auocesHutont the Republican ticket, Rad
cliYe, Prince and Burpo served In the last
Legislature. They voted against the
local option bill, while Whitehead and
McCoid,, who voted for the local option
bill, were showed under Ut the primaries,
Both were New Idea candidates, Their
attitude on the excise question contrib
uted largely 10 'thtir defeat. q
The Hepubfican Organisation In Morris
county was ~socoesgfpl In the primaries
In nominating al bpt ono Of the men put
forward, yohn Nj, Milo wa the man do,
featsd. Elias Bsrtram Mott beat him by
about 80 for the pomination Z pr county
clerk. 4 alhOu Orr, or art~afn3 'ancI-