The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SCATTERING RETURNs-THE GAINS AND LOSSES
SENATORS AND COUNCILLORS ELECTED.

SENATORS AND COUNCILLORS ELECTED.
Judging from the returns received from New
Hampshire, General Harriman's (Republican)
majority will be little, if any, less than $500.
This is a Republican loss of over 1000, the
majority in 1866 being 1856. This decrease is
attributed by the Republicans to the increased
efforts of the Democrats, who have largely in
creased their vote over last year, and in part
to the failure of the friends of Mr.. Stearns the
opposition candidate for the Republican noml-
nation, to vote. The following will show the
towns in which the Democrats made the most
of their gains:-
Alton, A.; Auburn, 90 Bedford, Z; Bridge.
Ciaremont' VS.; Concord i67; Croyden, I8; Dal-
ton, 49, Dunburg. ID Franklin, %; Grafton, 81;
derness, 6S; Hillsboro, y; Laconia, 35; Landaf,
II; Lee, Il; Lebanon, 26 Ltteton.. 80; Man
market market q; Nashua, "a; Newport, 47i Newcastle,
73; Northumberland, l3; oxford, 81; Ports
mogthh M Pym9Tth i5 Sals en- wSrS9T 15 sutton @
ner. r. &c. Total, 1885. ~
The Republican gains are mostly small, and
the following are the more Important
Bennington, 25; Canterbury, ID; Dover, Al;
Hopkinton, z; Hollis, IL; HANCOCK, Is; Lyme, Is;
Lisbon. Id Medbury, lSi go gPoet9eTTs6fSrough, 22;
The net Democratic gain in the 81 towns
named is 1887. The Democrats claim that
General Harriman's majority will not exceed
1000. They also claim the Second Councillor
District.
The Congressional vote will probably run
ahead of the vote for Governor, as in many
cases the name of the Governor was cut from
the ticket. Very few scattering votes were
cast. The Democrats have probably carried
MerrimaQ&, Belknap, Carroll, and Coos coun-
ties. Grafton is in doubt. Rochester, the
town of the Hon. J. H. Ella, the candidate for
Congress in the Third District, shows a Re-
publican gain OF l09. Nashua the town of
General Stevens, shows a loss of %, but
General Stevens runs considerably ahead of
his ticket.
OF the Senator'S Parker of No. 3, and San
born of No. A, are reelected. The House will
number among its members General Griffin,
OF Keene, Hamlin, of Dover, the Hon. w. II,
Y Hackett, of Portsmouth, L. D. Stevens. of
Concord, and Ezra S. Stearns, of Rindge, the
last two elected for the fourth term. Page, of
Warren, is prominent Democrat, reelected.
Mr. Stevens will probably be Speaker of the
next House. The Democrats gain two Assem-
blymen in Portsmouth. Hazen Bedel, of
Colebrook, is elected Councillor in the Fifth
District again. The vote in the Second Coun-
clllor District will be very close, with the
chances in favor of Alexander H. Tilton,
Democrat. The Democrats have elected Sena-
tors in the Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Dis
tncts, and possibly in the Fourth; the other
eight are radical XII.
A full House of Assembly consists of 326
members. 1t is by no means probable that the
democratic gain win be in the same ratio
throughout the State. The Republican maio-
+ Ilty In the Assembly last year was 80. The
Geographic returns indicate a majority OF 80
this year, and the Democrats concede rs.
Duty ON RACE HoRsEs.--A parliamentary
return Just issued states tbat the dutV on
race horses in England last wear was 98424
hainn innraaca ~ nnaa an.