New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nrw-HANPsHIRE. Boston Atlas has returns
for Governor from 200 towns, all but nineteen In the
State Metcslf is without doubt elected by the peo'
pie but bis majority will not be quite so large Is was
az fret supposed.
In the Ist Congressional District nearly complete,
Mr.. Pixies majority il over three thousand, and Will
not be materially reduced by the ten towns yet 70 be
heard from. in the lid, Mr.. Tappans majority Is
about four thousand six hundred. In the lid dis
frict Mr. Cragn's majority in seventy-four towns, Is
422G which will Tot BE- reduced below four thousand
by the towns to be received. The aggregate ospos-
ton majority on the Congressional vote will be be-
tween eleven and twelve THOUSAND The net loss to
the Administration in Hibbaros district, az compared
with the election Of that individual is over s'I thou
| sand So much for Nebraska! II Hubbard had been
| a candidate it would have bsen much larger.
TO the Senate the opposition have certainly elected
ten In the With Senatorial District, there is proba-
bly, choice. In l2 towss the vote Is: Hall, Dem1
1852 all Others ,974; opposition plurality 322 The
towns to be heard from gave last year Democratic
majority Of geo In the XIIth the chances are in ia
vor of The election Of Sleeper, Dem In 81 towns
the vote is, Chase l95; Sleeper e95 Chase is 297
ahead but the towns to be heard from last year gave
Democratic majority Of 39l. II Chase has gained
95 in the fowls 10 be heard from he hiss been chosen,
but il is hardly probable.
The House Of Representatives. so far heard from,
ten towns Democratic last year, being wanting,
contains 222 Opposition members to II Administration
letter from Bath, N H., in The Boston Journal,
states that at the meeting in that town Monday.
resolution was introduced severely rebuking the
Hubbard made long speech against it, aud thea,
after a few remarks from j. l.. Carlton and A. p.
Carpenter the resolution passed by whelmiug
majority. The town gave 70 majority for the Anti
Nebraska candidate for Congress, and elected
Wing X. N. Representative. On the night of the
election meeting was held at Concord, rejoicing
over the overthrow of cham Democracy, Speeches
were made by the Hon. GeorgeW Nesmith, of Frank
lin, Col. Kent DR.. Rollins, MIR. Fogg, of The Lade-
pen1ent Democrat, and others. 1t was evident both
from their remarks and from the tone OF the meeting,
that the Nebraska question was after ALL the great
entering wedge thar had split the Administration party
asunder.
MAssAcHusETTs.-At meeting of citizens Of North
Bridgewater on the 10Th inst, resolutions were
adopted denOunciDg secret political organizations as
dangerous 10 any Government, and particularly so
to a republic, and declaring that "the existing or
"ganzation known as Know Nothing in its rules,
oaths, and obligations directly interferes with the
principles of free speech aud action; that it re-
" stricts freemen In the exercise Of their rights and
"powers, and, of course is antirepublican and des
"potc; that it places ali power in the hands of a
"fer men, who may or may not abuse that power to
"the qualification of their own personal animostes,
6 or some other base motives, as they choose I"