New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE,
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
THE LEGISLATURE TO MEET TO-DAY-UNION OF |
TIE DEMOCRATS AND LABOR REFoRMERS- |
wrSTON'S ELECTION ASSURED.

TIE DEMOCRATS AND LABOR REFoRMERS-
VERSIONS ELECTION ASSURED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
CONCORD, June 6.-There is no longer any
doubt that ewHampshre is, after all, lost to the Ad
ministraton. The Legislature will meet here to-mor-
row. and among it's other duties will be the
unusual one of eectng Governor and Rail-
road Commissioner, the people having failed
in the endeavor at the election last Fall
Nearly all the members OF the Senate and House are
already in the city, and this evening the representatives
OF the different parties have held caucuses The Demo-
crates and Labor RefOrmers who will 60 in a solid body
FOR Weston the Democratic candidate number 1885, and the
Republicans who will oppose Mr. Weston three less in
number The Senate is equally divided, but the cleo
ton will be in Joint Convention the favorable prospects
of the Democratic candidate reduced At the eau
Of the Labor efOrmers and Democrats the same Off
OF the House nominated and It'll probable that
they will WORK in harmony on all matters which come
before them 1t is claimed-and probably on just
groundshat a few Of those who will unite with the
Democrats who have deceived their constituents
and il this true the defeat viii be more honorable to the
vanqlshed than it will To their successful opponents
The Republicans claim that the State is largely Repub
lcan. Yet they assert that the present
defeat--if IL should prove defeat-is but
temporary brought by local jealouses and quar-
r. H. and fact that their party leaders neglected
10 take up recognize in the smallest degree the little
band Of Labor Reformers" This party or faction, is
exceedingly small but it holds the very power which,
thrown with either party. would give it victory.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
CONCORD, June 6.--This city has never IN
political records presented active scene as to-day.
All the politicians OF State here engineering for
the organization OF the Legislature tomorrow. All but
10 67 representatives calculated upon as the Dem
OcraC party strength present last evening The
Democrats claim majority of 10 in the House, in which
event The Senate vacancies will not be filled until after
tie Convention the election Of Governor as the SEN
ate Will not organize II the Democrats are successful,
G. W n Plttman (DemOcraO OF Bartlett will be elected
President The Senate, and W. y. Cove abor Reorm)
OF weare Speaker Of the House. and James p. jackson
OF Ltetun Clerk. The headquarters OF the Democracy
are at the Eagle Hotel.
The Republican headquarters at RumfOrd Hail. pre-
sent an active appearance, and their members express
themselves confidently as TO the result RepuDhcan
rop sentaves Scott of Keene, and johnson of Pitts
burg are III and not able to be present The Republican
candidates for speaker will probably be Col William G.
Patteu IF Kingston with j. H. Benton, ir, for CLERK.
wel-uformed politicians calculate on Westons election
as Governor by a close vOte-Say fve-and the Demo-
Gratis say they can elect him If the House is or
gained by the Republicans. The Republican members
are not cale to be present before this evening but
there already larger relative representation OF mem
beers elect pres than before voted at the Org-
cation OF the Legislature.
EvENNG-The politicians are all here. Weston VIII
undoubtedly be elected. No doubt a majority of the
House is made up of heretofore Republicans, but for one
reason or another they will cOaesce with the Democracy
The Republicans in tonight nominated James o.
Adams Manchester, Speaker; j. Bruton, jr Lancas
ter Clerk $ c. Clark, GuilfoTd Assistant; Charles H.
Roberts Rolnsford, Sergeanat-Arns Moore Langley,
Nashua, STATE Printers. TIE Democratic caucus Is win
closed doors, The of the Labor RefOrner with the
Democracy is under discussion. TIE Democratic nom
nations are; William H. Cove of Weare, Speaker James
Il. Jackson Lttlcton, Clerk James n. Goliath, Barn
stead, Assistant Clerk a j. FOgg Concord, Sergeanat-
Arms.