New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
DOVER, Dec 14.-The Republican Congress
Convention for the LIST District Of New Hampshire met
here to-day and nominated candidate on the fourth
ballot. The whole number Of votes was 2H necessary
TO a choice, l23.
pirt B.no,ss,hsuicl GOon Rretsr 7G; samuel
Do' q !eo II nj, S hG m W% Ss i1 se nsa%ssn M S
Blci g. o5a, Gordon 80 so & E, % sF.I a
Fourth Bslo,-snnlL i2s Wheeler. il2.
nominated, the Hon. John r. Hale addressed the Con
yentiOn.
THE ENSUING CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR AND
CONGRESsMEN.
The campaign soon to open in Newllamp-
shire has All extraordinary interest The contest prom
ses TO I've the last year, but
TWO of the parties will probably be quite small The
Democratic organization hss within 1t two rival fac
TONS the respective leaders Of which have very little
affection for each other But as they cannot make
respectable show anticipate success without being at
least temporarily united the managers on Dot SIDES are
making great efforts to have such general candidates &c
cls a. he Democrats The Labor Rforfn party last
wear cast votes for Governor but Their real
cratic Committee sent out tickets with the of
samuel Flint the Reform candidate Tor Governor sub
stituted place OF that OF Gen Bedel the regular Demo
cratic nominee Nothing In out Of New Hampshire
has transpired since last March that would tend to give
anv new impetus influence ~ the Reform party, and
hence IL Is reasonable TO suppose that with united
democracy the Reformers will have very thin ranks
votes for Governor. OF its members probably three
quarters were previously thoroughgong Republicans.
IT, leaders now seem determined to their
year, but IL Is very doubtful they can rally as
many voters a. at the last election
The gentlemen mentioned In connection win the noin
nation for Governor are James Pike of Newmarket
Cen Matt Head OF HOOksett, Hon. l.. A. straw OF Man
chester Hon. Horton ID. walker Of Portsmouth, Hon.
Jobn NJ Bracket of WolfbOro Hon. George W. NesInith
of FRANKLIN Hon. B. j. Cole Of Lake village, and Hon.
Iofham d. OttersOn Of Nashua. On tho Congress ques
tjon there ia an animated difference OF opinion ON tho
subject OF rotation The present incumbens have each
ba1 two terms In Congress The DISCUSSION Is IN no sense
personal 10 far present delegation Is concerned
bt refers strictly the question OF duration In ONCE
A ong list OF candidates. IN brought forward ny the al
vocates Of rotation. In the Second District tIey arc
of franklin, CD. John Is. Clarke, Hon Isaac '" smith,
Hon Joseph H. Clarke, and Hon. Samuel Upton OF Man
chester In the lid District the list Includes Gen Hrli-
nm of Keene Col John 5. Walker OF Clafemont' non
Levi W. Barton Of Newport Col Chester lke OF CORNISH
and Col A. H. Bellows Of WaPole. The Democratic .nh
didates for Governor Hon. JaIes weston Oi MAN
chester Hon John W. hanbOrn OF Wakeheld, hhd non
AILert X Hatch Of Portsmouth. In the lHt ana ia
district. the Democrats Will probably renonlnitr non
r A Uibbard Of IacOnia and Hosea W Parker OF 'ihfo
Innnt for Congress In the lid District thty are y 10
nnt mn Hon T. W. Harrington, who has ruh t"I'e, or
lion r. Il Bell since the advent OF The party 70 Po"ei
i'm New Hampshire, the Repubhcan Congress aeleRllo
have been unbtoken, save IN 1865, when non; pal',
Marcy was chosen by the Democrats ~ TIE lHt brll.
The data of the two Congress elections are M w
iuterost Of his tla Ia lss Aal. Jacob L. Lin nHa Wv