The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-13
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Senate.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
wAsHrscToN. Msroh IL, 1851.
THE THE American osLosIzA-
urror SOCIETY.
Colonel JrrrERsor DAVIS offered resolution, direct
Ing the Secretary Of the Senate to certify to the Pre-
sdent Of the United States that the bill for relief Of
the American Colonization Society presented for
his signature without the suspension Of the seven
s::nsn rule: Sy the ss1:.s which 'up'n'n was NO.
Nj sMrH objected to the resolution, and It was laid
The Senate then vent Into executive session, and re-
Wainsd till o'clock.
THE PATENT REPORT.
A resolution was then adopted. directing the pur-
chase rom Mr. Rtohis Of $4,000 copies Of the Patent
ADJOURNMENT DECIDED uroS.
notion to adjourn to morrow ss pm, Vas
THE rHSsIDEsrs siosAruRx
Colonel JgrFrHsor DAvss resolution, concerning the
error In getting the Presdents ssnsure to the Colo
piiat:ou Relief Bill was taken up, ana debated.
NO quorum. Several nstions were lmsde, but Is ne
thing could be done without quorum the Senate ad
jeurned till TO morrow
New Hampshire Election.
BosrO,, March IL 1851.
GOVERNOR.
The returns from one hundred and twenty towns
alive, on the gubernstOrisi tickst:-
Dinsmors, democrat. .................... 10 sso
sawyer, vhis -. ............. Il, ga
Atwood, free sol... ................ sos2
Against Dinsmore, thus far. sr............... 4b24
This vote shows democratic loss Cor Dinsmors) OF
cess
The returns from the Congressional districts ini.
cate the election of the following eAndidstss:-
Districts.
Amos Tuck free soil whis; re- elected
Q.E Ehare psa ntf ra al ~ al
3-Jarsd Psrkins, whgi over Morrison, democrat late
1-Hauy Hibbard democrat re elscted.
The Congressional delegation, therefore will be
equally divided.
There is probably ne choice for Governor, and the
choice vn In that case be made By the Legislature
Dinsners Is the present Governor. The vote last
year, In the whole state, stood; -Dinsmors, dem,
3o7sii chanbersin, vhg, si72i Berry free soil eTia
LEGISLATURE.
senafe.-In ave districts heard FROM three whigssrs
elected and In two districts there 10 choice
10 be heard from.
Hssse n fRsrrtscntstirs,-Ths House. 90 far heard
IRON, stands "a vhig and free soil democrats and 81
regular democrats. The came towns last year. gave
40 vhs and 90 democratic members.
In Portsmouth four wings elected Dover, seven
vbiss; Exeter, three wings; Nashua, Hsshvils, and
Dorchester send entire vhis delegations TO the L.gis
aturs.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Bosror, March l2-P. NJ
despatch from the Pa,yio (dsnocrstiel once Con-
cord, dated March l2-s P. M says t is certain, By
returns from nearly the entire State, that Dnsmore
the dem ocrste candidate viii fall short nssry 5000
Of election. The democrats II is aseertsned With
out much doubt, will have . small majority in the
Legislature hough greatly rsduc ced from last year)
Who will elect Dinsmors Governor. Atwood, the re.
pudist.d candidate Of the democrats, resolved the
Tree coil vote and 0eo TO 900 demoorst and vhig
votes; his total vote will be about Il 0o0 Perkins,
vhig for Congress, has about 1000 majorfty. Tssk
win also have large msjority Peasee and Hibbatd,
democrats ceraisly rs stsd IL s certain that
nearly all the ne uly amended constitution has been
reiscted LheipR voted on BY sc stionsl.