New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
NEw.HIAMPsHIIRE.


The Pro.Slavery bulletins which, for two or
three days after the Election, were regularly
sent us from Concord, have been utterly ex-
ploded by the returns They pretended TO
throw doubt over the result as to Governor,
when there never was any doubt after III
o'clock of the night of election. They reported
one Democrat certainly elected to Congress;
the two other Districts SO close that the OFF,
cial returos would be required to determine.
the result; when in fact the two Republicans
have maorilies of 800 aud 500, while the
Democrat is elected by about 100. They
claimed majority Of the Council; they have
two out OF five. They claimed tied or doubtful
Senate; they have 3 Senators out Of IL. The
House they gave up by about 80 majority; aud
that is TIE only truth in their reiterated state
ments They arc beaten on every ticket.
Their Growing over the vote for Governor is
unwarrantcd by tho facts. local question
rected several thousand votes from Gilmore
10 Hartman, the War Democrat; the Repnb-
hcan vote for Congress being just about equal
to that for Gilmore and Hartman unlted. On
the other hand, Eastman for Governor, runs
fully ND 10 the Democratic candidates for Con.
grrss. But though distracted. the Union War
men were victorious.
The Nen -HampsLire Statesman (ConcOrd)
says:
With WAX upon tie hand, Of Republican National
Aiu li,rtOn heavy taxation staring men In the ace for
an indeGac future period With anxiety abiding esn.sn
ILL q. k.fo A.
exposed to the pss OF hs battlefield sud the diseases OF
e.p, with weeping and mourning Throughout. the State
brothers and husbsnd who went forth Ia hope and
snxh to battle for thei country. but have passed from bat
tie hs ds and hospitals 70 the country whence traveller
returns. and far than ALL in the face offs Con
'erp'ion Law which may draw from among
odnsgy ercuGssnces the STATE has been carried by the
Uni,n Republican party. The conflict sharp snl the
.ul. in % u,no. douo,. Had tho been tasen
be,uns February tho would have been los. ,h,
Adinidrsiion. The Democratic csrddso for Governor
would beca chosn together vita each Of tho Demo
candidates ior Conse and the influence have passed
u,o other STATES TO vote upon national AFFAIR." snd sIef
ei.cI ard effect tune when the pOii,ic,
elou Of the United states House os krpsesn.ve.
,, be determined by half dozen vO.sa But spprsca,ng
ms,n tu!e o. their responsibility, ell men who believe
that %aional r..orson can come only through eonhci
banded togshor and tho re.a Of their devotion their
their pa,o.u and their sefsacnhcns spirit /.
low before the country. That tho result viii be hailed with
vroouud s4actoa and be adequately appreciated
BY good Union evorywh hero there osn be no doubt
T. would be agreeable to write ct come long,h 30
ffunl theme state election .hs. took pi.~~ cir
thou, precedent ia sew tiamp4Asc 4nd dwell
upon tho obstacle. Republican success. aud to psrcuesa
Effort. as by .tfa persv.ras able and ambitious 70
carry the iuo position OF hostility to the policy of
tho Government But /. necessary do 'hi. FOR h7
enlightenment Of our people. aud men OF other common
wealth, eau. without, effort OF th. Imagination spproc
tie extraordinary afforded hsfs to ssssr
cause which carrying taxation TO every dwelling and has
Hournns into uanumbsfed families Many hundreds Of
Republicans carried ths Democratic ticket under tho
.uce state for that there wond DO no
DR. for army Such expectation, 10 true was
absurd hud great influence and the only wonder chat
lheo thousand Instead Of twelve TO htcsu hundred
carried by tho spcciou. aSumeats "
Democratic speakers and newspaper Approaching the force
DemOcfao csmor upon taxes and couscTpou. have
toll. all through the campaign that II tho State saved to
the Administration would DO "a by hrs aud our eIpscts
ton has been July realized
Hitherto tho e,ctemens Of political conflict In New
Hampshire have passed OF when tho result became tHown
ia these days Of peril State election only milestone
road The War remains like crushing weight aud he
only worthy patriot. honor who performs patriot duty
svory voice In the Granite State be raised
such mighty denomination thIoug hout tho North as viii
utterly hepess. tho Rebel aud compel its leaders
20 bow to psu.aon will be nadnes. TO resist II there
united North tho Rebellion would dI0Op in three
moa.h, AID die out la xix"