Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-04
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. n the Third district. Congressman
q Thomas ]. Scuily won easily. His
nceess was never in doubt His Re-
uhlican opponent was W. Burtis
Ravens. who withdrew just before the
rimaries but not in time to get his
anne off the ballot. He won and de-
1ded to re-enter. thereby forcing out
s1arence F. Hetrick, his opponent for
he nomination.
Elijah c. Hutchinsen's election over
81 Congressman Allan +. Walsh was
n senuine surprise in the Fourth dis
II riot Pres dent Wilson came to New
ersey yesterday and voted for Walsh.
was thought he would carry the
district by safe margin.
CONGRESSMAN William E. futile, Jr.,
shs defeated bv John H Capstiek In
Z he Fifth This district includes
Union. a strong Republican county.
3 Fapstick had made a vigorous CAM
eaign.
CONGRESSMAN Archibald c. Hart
q vas successful in he Sixth. He ran
n gainst former Senator John D.
q fsFince, whose reactionary record in
& tAa Legislature contributed to his
"a HFfeat
a The reelection OF Dow H. Druk-
r ger. Republican. in the Seventh. was
Efnceded. Drukker was elected last
B wiring to fill an unexpired term. His
IS E2fHf0CAdllN OppOANAA was W cAt1A ~
81 cabeil
s. Hudson did its nart to uphold De-
y naocracy. IT re-e'a cted Congressman
IS ohm ]. Eaean In the Eleventh and
9 mes A. Hamill in the Twelfth by
q majorities
81 How the Senate Vote Went.
81 iThe Democrats felt sure of a ma
& .>lrity in the Senate. regardless of
4 Nat apprehension they may have
& FAD for the Assembly. The doubtful
S sunties were Somerset and Glou-
.ter Both went Republican. The
rol of the upper house hung In
4 i balance until the returns from
Union were in. Early In the evening
q 4 looked as though Percy Stewart,
\ he Democratic candidate. was the
q Amer. Later returns. however, gave
q NO Senator Carlton B. Pierce, who,
q Though a Republican, has linked
nself with Governor Fielder on
& veral important measures, regard
of party affiliation. Notable
Il kaong them is the State bank tax
& .ct. of which he is the author.
Senator William T. Read. Repub-
s. ean, had no difficulty in winning
m Graham Bleakley, his Demo-
attic opponent, and Senator George
Gaunt, Republican, was returned
Gloucester, defeating William A.
Zen, Democrat.
Monmouth elected Henry E. Acker-
a, jr., Democrat, over T. Frank
lppleby. Senator Isaac S. Smick
vas defeated in Salem by Collins
Allen. Republican. The success
III candidate in Somerset is WILL
am w. Smalley. Republican, who
efeated Azariah NJ. Beckman,
peaker of the last Assembly.
Thomas Barber, Democrat, was re-
lected in Warren over u. S. Grant
.loemaker, and Senator Austen Col
ate, Republican, defeated Richard
4ockton, as told elsewhere in this
j-9er.
The Republicans will have a ma
f-ity of twenty-four in the Assembly.
is big majority is brought about
the fact that Essex elected twelve
enblicans. Hudson. Middlesex, Sus-
and Warren were the only coun-
that elected Democrats, Hudson
/ tied twelve Democrats, Middlesex
rec and Sussex and Warren one
sh. go.
mays LANDING, Nov. ATTAIN
e county gave Isaac Bacharach |
sajority of several hundred over
,bngressman J. Thompson Baker,
he Democratic candidate for Con-
tfESS. II HltCltu w itAlAheAA anu
e-elected Carlton Godfrey, both
republicans, to the Assembly.
oseph B. Bartlett, Republican, is
he new sheriff.
Bergen.
EIAcKENSACK, Nov. ALMOST
returns from this county show
mt Archibald c. Hart, the present
Democratic congressman from this
dstrict, beat DIR. John D. Prince in
he county and district. Last night |
8 the districts came in their trend |
Indicated that Prince would have /
bout ] 800 over Hart in the county |
Bout 2 o'clock this morning the fig |
e1s took a shift and swung the other I
aty, until today. with 107 districts |
~ of lis heard from, the vote stands: |
nee, 1851; Hart. 1851.
CHE three Democratic candidates for +
assembly We're carried along with
art in the later ballots, and with 109
sstricts heard from, the lowest DEM /
at is 100 ahead of the highest Re- |
blican. The successful ones are: |
bur NJ. Agnew Dem; Edgar A. |
pYoe, Dem. John J. Johnson, Dem. |
Burlington.
MOUNT HOLLY, Nov. 4.-Burling- |
- elected Isaac Bacharach for Con- /
TESS and returned Robert Peacock /
. the Assembly.
Cape May.
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, Nov. |
This county gave Isaac Bacha-
sch, Republican candidate for Con-
SIS. vote of 227s. J. Thompson
ISer, his Democratic opponent, had
otal of 2079, while for the Assem-
81 the vote favored Assemblyman
lewis T. Stevens, with 2,419, over
1vans G. Slaughter's 1881. stevens
Republican and Slaughter Demo-
1t. County Clerk A. Carlton Hill