New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-12
New.Hamp.hiro Election.

Majority against Williams In those OBJ
do. against Steele last year in do .------ 19i
Net gain for Freedom .-------.--..--.--.- oHS
AS Steele had but 2,O4l majority over Hoits and
Colby's vote united last year n O47 over these and
scatterng) there is at least very fair prospect that
there is no choice for Governor, with chance for
an Anti Texas Legislature and an utter prostraton
of the junto which has so long misruled the State
Bot need more returns before aft rming any thing
with confidence. We may have enough TO decide
the State for our extra at clock this morning aud
may not till tomorrow mornings issue.
Additional Reports
Concord. :. Loco Moderator by 40 over all Bad
Manelester ...Whig Mod by l72 over all. Fair
Londonderry. .Whg Mod and Town Clerk by % GAIN
Ezau..o Wings and Hale Representatives.
Members of the Honse-so far.
Manchester. Morally certain by Mod. vote.
Eashua -. a. Result declared.
Merrimac ;. l.. do, do.
Doyer..5.. do. enc moro to choose.
Exeter 3. One a Hale man. but all right.
portsmouth 4 Morally certain, by vote for Mod
londonderry. do. do. do
Plais.cw- IL. (lale) Indie. by vote for Gov'r
Nashville Q. 3 ballots declared Wings lacked, LIST
Total, so far32 rs; I'd S; 3D. 2votes. 4th going on
No Loco positively returned but symptoms of such
In Concord (6) Bow a. Hudson % Lischfeld % and
Gofstown CO.
Prsmonitory reports favorable for Wings in Amherst
a. Bedford a. Boscawen C2l Derry q one more
doubtful In consequence of local split Windham e.
and New London o.
The Hale men were confident at tho opening OF the
polls of carrying either alone or In conjunction with the
Whgs, Sanbornton e. Gilmanton (3D Sandwich %
and Gambia DIAL Loco last year. They had hopes OF
Hopknton CD and Canterbury a. hitherto close Dor,
oughs of the offce-hoders.
NHw.H HAMPSHIRE has had but one other State Elec-
ton hai of 1891 day so well contested as that
ofTuesday. The day was bland and cloudless; the
sleghing generally good, though too much snow lay
in some quarters and too little in others the People
ready and eager for the encounter. Never were
the drilled cohorts Of Despotism, strong in their dis
cipline and flushed with years Of victory, met by
moro enthusiastic and resoute Militia array than
that Of the Wings and Independents of New Hamp-
shire Nobly have these deserved the victory, and
we viii no, yet relinquish the hope that they have
secured It.
Yet calamity as this battle fought, it seemed
10 u.s. upon casual, three,days' Observable D. that
even greater and more systematic efforts than have
been put forth by prominent friends, especially
those who speak occasion, were demanded by
the character of the contest and the prospects which
II opened. To party strong and animated by
such spirit as the Wings of New. Hampshire aided
by 80 powerful and unequivoca thanking FIRE as
that Of the Independents, there should have been
no such word as fail OF all the voters in the
State, majority of not less than Two Thousand
heartily desired that the champions of Gag Law and
Slavery Exiension should bite the dust in this strug
gle. If they have done So it is simply becuu
tie organisation OF the Wings was less perfect.
their School District meetings fewer. and their
rangements to draw out the infrm and sluggish less
thorough than those to which desperation impeled
the Central Clique and its thousand affiliated Ma
donal and State Office Holders The six Represent.
afsea Of Concord alone if of the RICH, stamp, would
aiaoss certainly have secured an Texas Legis-
msafe' drawing after it U. S. Senator for seven
yeafo wisn Governor and the entire Administra-
eoa' ana yer with majority OF the voters of Con
vesa mus oay aosaie to the dynasty which has SO
long nisruled the State, we expect to announce the
choice OF Texas Representatives
ins nun Question was potent in MANY towns
ana innuennai ON ,ha wrong side every where The
People generally evince stubborn and growing hos.
tty to the manufacture OF Drunkards and GRO
steps to repressit Now this no, party opes,;or
yet a. general rule, majority of tho Wings ,re
Temperance men and Of the Temperance men ara
Wings; while the mass of the liquor-lovess are Loco
Focos, and the abstract principles Of the dominap
party areunderstood to be more favorable to the lar
gest liberty in rum, selling aud rum-drinking thu,
those of the Wings. Hence while Temperance mel
voteaccordng totherrespectve political convictions
The other sort, wherever an attempt has been made
70 restrict their darling traffic, cut Politics and &C
lot Aan-that is, asains, the Wing candidates
we believe this question has lost US several Repre-