The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-14
WHO IS ENDORSED IN JERSEY ?
STOkES SEEMS TO BE FOR TINE
q. 3. SENATE.
Direct Primaries NeTy Much Sf Failure
tn senatorial Item Fowler Endorsed
~ Homo, Murphy Likewise DemO-
Gratis IncIIne tn James o.. MARITIME.

~ HOtne, Hurlhel IiheN kf Deplo-
Gratis incline tn James o.. MARITIME
TRFNroN. y J.. sept IL The voter.
II New Jersey exrerimented to-day with
the direct primary system. extended tc
include = popular expression in thu chnic"
/ 81 a United States senator The polls
closed at O'Clock and returns were 30
slow in coming in that the result at mid
night was almost az much IN doubt as
before the voting began.
/ Except in the larger counties of north
jersey and where local contests pre-
vailed tine vote was light az those
who went Ia the polls IN the southern
part 81 the State not more than from
one-third to- one-haif expressed a pref
erence for choice of United States Sem
Ator.
| From Mercer county south the bulk
OF the vote cast was for ex-Gov. +. c.
Stokes. who with sX-Gov. Franklin
Murphy and Representative Charles y.
Fowler were candidates for indorse-
ment
! Hudson county cast a large vote for
Representative Fowler. who had the
Endorsement Of the progressive wing
Of the party. II was estimated that
in that county alone he would have IN
tho neighborhood Of s.0Oo votes. MIR
Murphy between 1000 and $3.50 and Mr.
Stokes about 1000.
In various southern Countie. Mr..
Stokes received votas ranging from
i.tsO 20 300. while tho two other Repuh-
llcan candidates were practically ignored
The Republican nominee for Governor
viii hs VIVIAN Lewis of Patterson
Who the democrats will name ~ uncertain
a. thsN didn't choose o. make "A tight
all over the state II II generally believed
the nomination viii 90 u either President
Woodrow Wilson of Princeton ar - Prank
= kat>enbaCh - Trenton
tn" only returns last night seemed tn
tndiCat" that MARITIME would lead MCIDer-
INIT and that Stokes would pal" up ma
Jority IA south Jersey that would bother
both Murphy and Fowler Ia overCom"
NEWARK, y J. sept II The primaries
IN EsSeX county yesterday produced vic
tories FOR the regular candidates of both
Republican and Democratic parties, nc
Cording To Indications from the early re-
turns and the claims NJ the party OrRani-
zatlCns TN the Republican side the pro
RreS-ives. who had candidates Tor Cover
nor and for congress ~ tn" seventh and
Eighth districts ~ well a. full Assembly
ana county tick"f. disputed tn" claims ot
County Chairman Dalrymple and claimed
to hav" split the assembly delegation. with
the fight IN the seventh Congressional
district between Representative X. Wayne
Parker and Harold Rowland m doubt
On the expression ~ choice for nIted
States senator former Gov Franklin
Murphy carried IN" county. with Repre-
sentative Charles y Fowler second choice |
and former Gov Edward { Stokes trail
ing
The Democratic regulars claimed a one ,
sided victory over the independents, who |
stood for tn" nomination ~ sheriff William |
Harr gan for Governor state chairman .
jane X Nugent claimed that kS~eN /
elected an almost solid delegation for DIR '
Woodrow Wilson Nugent also received
advCes from all over The state. and upon
hem he announced tha' Dr. Wilson Will
surely D.. rh.. uonIn"e for Governor ~ .
tn" state convention which viii -" held .
ip-morruW A. Trenton
According 20 the state chairman = eat
mat" n" viii b" named an IN" first regular
haliot after Complimentary votes have
been given 10 ka'zenhach. SILVER. Witt
penn and HarTIgan
MoERIsIowN. y J. Sept IL Congress
man Fowler got the Republican indorSe-
ment for the United States senate over
former Governor Franklin Murphy and
former Governor Edward e. Stokes AZ the
primaries here to-day
Fowler was also a candidate for Con-
gress but he loses his Congress pri-
mArles
In Morris county the Democratic in
iorsemenf Tor | nited states senator goes
to James r. Mart Ne Of Plalnfeld
PATERSON y i sept - Returns
from PaSsaic county districts up 10 u I
o clock Indicate that Edward 4 Stokes
will run ahead IA the contest for United
States senator The vote - hight
Stokes NAV run ahead hv So with
Murphy second and Fowler third kean-
friends worksd Ia make the vote hight
and many u the ballots counted Tor
nothing on senator
The regulars made clean sweep on
the Gub@TnAtorial contest. a solid delega
iiou for Vivian VI Lewis being elected
The regulars also won m the Assembly
tight over the progressive-
FREEHOLD. y J. Sept - Their" was
little interest manifested In Monmouth
county over IN" Endorsement 81 candi-
iate- for United States senator Frank
Ina Murphy one Of the Republicans re-
.~lvad - scattering vote. while Charles
VI Fowler. another Republican b-pirant.
received a ing vut" IN Neptune and Wall
townships Edward & Stokes. the third
Republican. - the high man ia the county
SALEM y J sept IS Edward {
stokes received a majority 81 TIA" votes
Tor United Stai.-- senator on IN. Rspub-
can ticket and James T. Martin" a very
small vote on the Democratic ticket n