New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
WV HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE--BRI RISK
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The n. Y. Tribune.


/ Concord N H., Wednesday June Il 1854.
You have no doubt been notified by telegraph, ere this,
LOT the result Of the baong here to-day for Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. Shortly after the Legislature
Isssenbed the roll of the House was called and every
member elect presented his credentials The ballot for
lSpssker shows that every member voted. There were
three hundred and ten votes cast. F. x. Chase admins
lfsion Democrat had 1856 and NJ. W. Tappan (Free-Sol
AID Wing had l53; scattering Burke l..
The Burke Democrats "caved in to the Admnistra-
n much to the surprise and CONSERVATION of their lead
Ie Edmund Burke, and voted for Chase Burke IS here
land did ali he could 10 prevent it. The Hunkers are In
hh gee. They have got than they expected Some
further facts will show how ii done.
An exSurveyor Of the port of Portsmouth under Polk,
vho retired from Office with old claim against the Gov
lenment represents town on the banks of the Pscata'
qua He has recently met with q sudden conversion
Shortly after the March election he came out strong Tor
lSuke and against the Administration in general and
Harry Hubbard in particular He became quite active
rnl about ten days since when he had sudden call to
wait Washington whittier he went He appeared in his
peat to-day and voted for the Administration Speaker!
Hemys he get his claim and showed check upon the
United States Treasury of five hundred dollars
Col Whipplo chief sculon of the Kitchen Cabinet at
Wellington is here with plenty Of money to buy up every
IMAM who in the market
| Uriah Lamprey, Guano Commissioner, whose head
quarters is between NewYork City and the White House,
land Of Gov Martins Council here bragng that he
@ bought up four Wings and that he could have had six
Ih he wanted them
Gen. Peaselec Collector of the Cusom-House at Bos-
and Robert Means Isaac n Center and others of his
inspectors, are here working hard.
Harry Hubbard has been here and having accomplished
Ihs work hes left for Washington
The Wings and FreeSoilerr united and firm in their
Opposition to the Nebraska vlany. The election Of Mr..
Chase Speaker is not considered question here,
many members were supposed to be governed in their
Votes by personal considerations. At an early day.
sries of anti Nebraska resolutions will be presented
when the Legislature will present very different front
Iom that shown to-day. The Administration, it is be-
levod will not show respectable minority The pesou
hon. viii be the real test question.
T. entire Democracy officials and others, are cenered
IN Concord. Itappears as lively here now as In Broad
krsy. The Hon. n b. Baker Governor elect, Will be In
kAnguaed tomorrow when there will be great display
Fac quite popular. After organizing, the Legislature
lsd rned More anon. n.
Co. pondenee of The n Y. Thbuns
CONCORD, N. H.. Thursday June 8, 1851
generally believed that there are anti-Neoraska
crats enough to carry the resolutions Of Mr. Flanders
I1hr gh the House handsomely.
Tas new Governor, Hon. N. B. Baker has just taken
e oath of Office and'is now reading his message, an
advance copy Of which permitted to send you You
will perceive that Coy. Baker fails indorsc the Nebra
afamy II Is reported here that he has been opposed
20 the from the beginning to the end. cannot
Fst tell what effect il will have upon the democracy here
lut know they have expected he>would indorse the
sssny. The mail is about leaving and must Close