The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-02
HOW THE RESULTS
ARE FIGURED IN
OTHER COUNTIES
Latest Estimates by Leaders on
Both Sides Collected by
EVENING STAR.
EACH PARTY CONFIDENT
IN MANY INSTANCES
Hudson Democrats Promise Rec
ord Majority for Bryan
and Ticket.

and Ticket.
THE EVENING STAR has collected
the following forecasts of election results
by counties, based upon predictions by
party leaders or well-informed men on
both sides of the political contest from
the latest obtainable data:
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 1.-The Re-
publican ticket will probably win here,
but by a decreased majority. A con
sentative Republican estimate is 1,500.
Election frauds have been uncovered
here.
CAPE MAY, Nov. 2.-This county will
be Republican by a majority between
500 and 800. Evans G.. Slauhgter has
made a hard fight for the Assembly
against Assemblyman Corville E. Stille.
CAMDEN, Nov. 2.-Camden county
Is expected to turn In a Republican ma
jority of 5000 for Taft n the whole
ticket. Democrats say the majority
may be cut in half or less.
MT. HOLLY. Nov. 2.-It is acknowl-
edged in confidence by Republican lead
ers that the Democrats have made
gains In Burlington county, but not
enough to win. Lewis will probably
run ahead of his colleague, Trick. on
the Assembly slate. Taft's majority
may not be over 1000.
HACKENSACK, Nov. Bergen will
be Republican. 1t I'VE Roosevelt $500,
but Taft's plurality will not exceed
1000. Both Asemblymen will probably
be Republican.
BRIDGETON, Nov. 2.--Cumberland
county will give over 1000 for Taft. ac-
fight locally will be won by the Repub-
licans.
FREEHOLD, Nov. 2.-Democrats
claim the county 70 rBryan and the en-
tire local ticket. including the election
of Ruff v. Lawrence for senator over
Senator o. H. Brown. County Clerk
Joseph McDermott Republican, says
the county will givNu11onto 1000 plural
ity for Taft. Both Sides are claiming
the three assemblymen.
SALEM. Nov. 2.-Democrats claim the
election of William johnson. for sena-
tor over Senator william Plummer,
and also the election of ,Assemblyman
John D. Schade over Joseph B. Crispen.
Bryan may carry the county on ac-
count of the business depression, 1t is
said.
SOMERVILLE, Nov. Both Sena-
tor Joseph A. Frelinghuysen and Colo
mel Nelson Y. DUNCAN. his Democratic
%opponenet, say they will win, but no
one ran state definitely what the result
will be. With the Senator will prob
ably go the assemblyman. Taft will
probably carry the county.
PHILLIPSBURG, Nov. 2.-Warren
will undoubtedly be Democratic tomor
row, and Bryan will carry 1t by a big
plurality. Senator Johnston Cornish Is
sure of reelection over Robert M. Petty.
Harry B.. Moon, the assembly candidate
on the ticket with him. will probably
be elected over Aaron V. Vough.
IL - CIV -
both parties claim Union county. The
Republicans say the county will give
taft at least 5000 plurality, hat Sen
ator Alderman and his three Assent
blymen will be reelected. Democrats
claim hard times may make the county
Democratic.
YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. 2.-Republicans
claim a general plurality of about $500,
while Democrats express themselves as
hopeful.
PATTERSON, Nov. 2.--Passaic county
probably will be Democratic and give
Bryan a good plurality. Hughes is con-
bdent of election to Congress. Demo-
cratic votes have beer made by the
closing of the locomotive shops by the
locomotive trust. Silk mills are dull.
Men are idle. Postmaster George w.
Pollitt claims the county by 5000 for
Taft.
JERSEY CITY. Nov. 2.-Democratic
leaders say hat Bryan will get at least
10. 900 and possibly IL, 900. Both Eugene
r. Kinkead and James A.. Hamill are
likely to be elected, the latter surely.
The sheriff will be Democratic. There
is no doubt about a Democratic Assem-
bly, delegation.
WOODBURY., Nov. Joseph A.
Newton, Democratic candidate for Sen
ator, has been making a strong con-
test. His opponent. George w. F.
Gaunt. has a divided party and will be
cut. The dull times among glasswork-
ers is counted on by Democrats to give
Bryan a big boost.
LAMBERTvILLE, Nov. 2.-Hunter-
don county undoubtedly will remain
Democratic and as usual the Demo-
cratic ticket will be elected.
TRENTON, Nov. 2.-Strong church
opposition to the Republican candidate
for sheriff may help the Democratic
ticket generally in Mercer, but the
county will probably remain Republi-
| can otherwise and the Republican-lead-
! ers are counting on 5000 for Taft. Some
Democrats claim that they will carry
the county, but it would require a land
slide.