New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
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but they show that the Administration msorityoi some
500 last year has been cut down about threetourths
while the new Legislature close that We can hardly
determine which side will prepOnderae until it shall
have assembled and chosen its officers. l. now looks
as though these must be anti Pierce as well as anti
Nebraska, but we will not be too confident Let US
hear what those nearer the field of conflict have to say
The atlas Boston)-alsays well informed with res
Meet to New.Hampshre Poltics-in its impression OF
/ Saturday says:
I've have few additional returns of Representatives
from New Uanrshire which still appear 10 indicate that
the Administration have lost the House OF Representa-
v,s and with the control of the Legislature We have
returns from nearly every town the state They stand
follows; oo
mir Baker Is elected Governor, but not by one third
Of the claim eat is made for him by the Loco Foco pres
Instead of being three thousand, his majority VIII %
hardly thousand
Tile Manchester Democrat On II y Of the 18Th says
Tbe voters Of this State on Tuesday noby rebuked the
traitors al Washington by electing anti Ne
brsska House and reducing the 4OO majority oil last year
10 about 600 49,. A. ,,..., 49,,
elected to Iis proSlayery Democrats and three remain
to BE- heard from. =, :,
IL and IL; Wings in Nos. and - no choice in Nos =
I'm the Council the Hunkers have elected in Rocking
ham, STAFFORD 4 Grafton no choice Ill Chesnlre and
doubtful in Hlsborough District
ave have elected host oftrue and talented men 70 the
House among whom are Nathaniel s Berry AMI Mason
W. Tappan -.
the street to day than there were last Monday.
The Hon. John Atwood wanted but two votes Of an
election as Representative from New Boston
The Ner-HGmpskirc Gazette (Dem.-Portsmouth) Of
Saturday says:
The returns as far ssreesived indicate the election OF
the Democratic candidate tor Governor by from two 10
three thousand majority, eight Democratic and two Wing
Senators, and choice in Districts '. and VII Ine
complexion of the House is not fully decided We be-
ieye there viii be a small Democratic majority. The last
returns from Concord indicate as follows For the House.
l3s Democrats I45 Opposition The towns TO hear from
elected last year 90 Demo rats and Wings.
1--WE believe the full returns will show working Demo
cratic majority in the House, suring our two United
States Senators II the Democrats succeed in this II VIII
be great triumph considering the odds with which they
have had TO contend and the complete coalition OF ali the
opposing factionsWhig, Abolition, Temperance, Nebras
ka and Native Anercanisn The Nebraska question
was brought into the contest at unfortunate time, aud
was represented issue in the election By oppo
nents Many OF the clergy We're quite active III placing
Ls question before the people to be settled by
election and OF them were very active at Abolition
meetings. Money was poured out like water and no oil
forts wanting by the combined army OF tederalsts
to defeat the election. The prize was rich one--tTo
United States Senators-but hey hare lost IL.
1--WE shall be able next week to complete tables and
give tie result from the whole Suite when hope to
present the matter in more cheering aspect The Goa
itonss growing loudly over what they term vie:
tory but their figures exhibit several which would
materially alter the result Even with majority in the
House they can only prevent tho election oftvo Damo.
cratic United States Senators"
Tie Nep Hampshire Statesman (Whig-Concord) Of
Saturday, persists in its claim that A3o Wings aud
Free.Soers are chosen, TO the House-a clear ma
iorify--to 1913 Democrats, and Towns eecting 20
to be heard FROM which, should they all be adverse,
would still leave Wing and Free Soil majority Of L.
Avery large portion ofthe freemen of NewIIsmpshro
have at last reached of those green spots found
1frant las
The State election Tuesday perfect tornado and,
If IL had taken place early by month, would have
utterly routto the Democratic party As it is their ma
iry Of e in the present Legislature is completely over
come and uch thing as The choice of persons for the
Uuittd States Senate so much as even sscG Of friend
ship the Nebraska bill. as it passed the Senate is
of the most improbable OF human events.
1.-The result is that has awakened unbounded joy
thoug bout New Hampshire and III ell places beyond it
where the decisive has gone Tho occasion
On which much might be said in the way OF exutaon
dsabled if not utterly fallen foe but prefer to regard
il exclusively in the igh. of moral triumph victory
OF tight over Vrong-not partisan conquest.
There thousand occurrences connected with the
Election which flow in upon tho mind of every oae
becoming Of this Astonishing result. Chief among
them the notorious fact that never in the political his
tory of elections in the Union were direct and all power
fl efforts pu. forth by National Administration 10 con.
troll local election The United States District Attorney
for Massachusetts, hher to instruct the people, and
others in office under the Administration in that and other
Stae constantly upon the alert ia the highways and
by New Hampshire numerous as the flies OF Egypt
and most abundeny supplied with money raised abroad
10 purchase the tfe6men OF the Granite State Special
messengers were constantly proceeding from Washington.
to his city and hence to that center OF political influence
and power arranging matters as it believed would
produce voice in this State In behalf OF the idol
object possessing the mind and he art of tho Admins
tTaon Vast sums OF money expended By the Demo
Gratis but ell was Of avail. The people had become
aroused TO the appalling Injustice Ia the matter of revokng
the great Compromises OF 1890 ana 1850 and their dis
pleasure a. the first announcement Of the great purpose OF
The Netehe Dill rapidly assumed the form Of determined
Gno bold resistance.
Much more might be sad but here is enough for the
present Let the result be improved moral rather
than partisan triumph. It's influence for good will be
guide the v6y Of those who have achieved this rost bril-
,si result remembering that in free government public
opiIion changes and ybrates like the wind and that il
requires the wisdom Of the wses les. what gained by
one political revolution be speedily losby another"
Cur readers viii of course understand that seye-
raj Members claimed as wings or FreeSOilsrs by
TIE Statesman whom The ParOt publishes ia its list as
Democrats Which is right we have as yet no
means Of determining But it is quite probable that
several of them are Democrats who have been alien
ated from the powers that be- by that Nebraska bill,
and who were for that supported ADD elected
by Wings, Free Sellers and anti-Nebrasks Democrats
Among the members thus contested are these:
Wllen-E Perkins GIfoyd-A.ron Robinson
CoHgGI-Nm P. Weeks Nee M1ykst-Bsni. M.thes.
Lf.fe'G-George " Couaut hpjvyn-Eshs A. Heath
Tho'a'0a-herod Yield DserfaG-A. l. JeDaess
SHas- LsviI Richards