New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
Nsw.Hampshire Election.

No State in the Union has been convulsed by a
more srdaous. eqasl or nornentous Political con.
tes. than that which has just closed in New.Hsmp-
shire. The letters and journals which reached us
for some weeks previous had given some idea Of
the animation Of the struggle but not until We
stood on New Hampshire soil. for the three or four
days preceding the contamination, did we fully re.
slize the Universally as wen intensity Of the
interest excited.
We write in suspense as to the result but in
hope that the Right has tiumphed. However this
may be, tho Wings and Independents Of New
Hampshire have. even more than last year, richly
entitled themselves tothe gratitude and admiration
Of their brethren throughout the land. One year
ago they triumphed indeed. but the vote Of the
State was not fully polled and the Texas party
pleaded surprise and insisted that the result was
inconolusive. They urged also that the mass OF
the Independents had been duped by their leaders,
and would not have voted for Hale, Berry q
Co. had they foreseen that these would unite
with the Wings in choosing Wing Governor,
Allied State officers, &C. and In measures Of
state Legislation generally. An appeal wastaksn
to the People the same three candidates for Gov.
crnor placed in nomination, and it was resolved on
ali sides that the Election Of ls47 should determine
the Political character OF the State. The struggle
thence resulting he's been worthy Of the magnitude
of the principles involved and of the consequences
depending. Should the issue prove adverse to our
wishes, we shall depore the infatuation Of the ma
,ority. but can never cease to cherish grateful
appreciation Of the fidelity and zeal with which
the Wings aud Independents have fought the bat
tie Of Freedom. Especially 10 JoHS p. HALL,
JAMES WILSON, JOEL EASTMAN and their compat-
riots in The field Of popular discussion are the
thanks Of lovers Of Liberty and True Policy every
where due outnumbercd by the hosts of Loco
Foco speakers, they have ovsrbalanced this def
cicncy by the devoted assduity OF their labors the
clouuence aud power Of their addresses. Crowded
- $500 -~~ se~ erccd tncir e..
fort.-Sor indeed SO profound and Pervading WIS
the interest that the announcement Of almost any
speaker OF either party was iare to draw together
a crowded and eager auditory-snd If tho De-
structives have been once moro bsf,ed and dis
conGted the victory will be TO our champions one
OF the proudest ever won
New .Hampshire, it will be remembered, gave
Polk AGA majority in 4i--ihe largest ia proper
,ion 10 the total winch he received in any State
Arkankas only excepted. One OF her Delegates
Henry Hubbard) claimed the honor OF having first
nominated Mr.. Polk for President, and is now Sub
Treasurer at Boston on the strength OF that claim
She was probably the most certain for Polk OF any
State in the Union. And now. il her Members Of
Congress- had not voted against him on the VII.
mot Proviso. his party would have been beaten
beyond precedent AS it is----but we will not al
ticiphte.
T. S. Since the above was written, the Eastern
Day Train has arrived, and we are Indebted 70 Mr..
CLOVES for the Boston Atlas Of yesterday, from
which we give the following
Correspondence Of the A;ias
HooKsrTr, 10 O'Clock
Tho result for Moderator has just been declared ard
tho Radical candidate IL chosen by only majority
THE Is dong well and The majority for Governor IL
larger win he large gain IL will DO close WORK Tor
Representative, but am not without hopes The Loco
majority isss year was to'ty-esS Yours. m haste.
MANCHESTER. 81, Pm
The cars will leave too 10 enable to send you
the vote of this city. The polls for Governor are not
We, closed IN Of the Wards and will not BE- until
i've The msjorsy against Williams VII not vary essen
italy from that OF last year The whole icke; for Rep
resonasives W probably elected. nine IN number, bot
there IL little uncertainty with regard to two three
Bedford, we hear. has e,eesed Wing Moderator by
have gain in that We hear nothing yet from tha
other towns Yours, 10 haste.
rKASxIIS aP.M
Yae for Gors-xr.
Colby .l3s Berry .-............ 10
Williams. .............lSSi
Two Wig Repre- ssp,asives olected-oeOrsc W Mas.
Ini'h X. o Peabody
Merrimsck same as last yesr or nesrly so-Whis
think Concord will 20 Whig and anti Radical. with
handsome msjori'y The Neasrs'or's chosen by Sc.