New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MORE RErUBLIcAN MEMBERs ro nE uNsnArKp

MORE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS TO BE UNsEATKD.
CONCORD, N. H., June 28.-Since Friday
morning this city has been comparatively quiet poIit
ical circles Meanwhile the majority have lad frequent
consultations to the policy Of Mr.. Bingham. the
leader of the Democrats, who holds his party well In
hand while behind him, working with untirng energy,
Is the Hon. G.. Lincoln II is understood that the cleo
ton cases will up first in the order Of business
Tuesday and the Committee will report the second
Ward Of Portsmouth, and take up the First Ward
The testimony gwen the Second Ward case, by
OTty, shows in all 40 names the checklist not legally
there On the other hand Mr. Stacy Whittier who
sworn had been dead five years, has sent in affidavit
that he still lives. The probabilities that the members
from Wards One and TwO eight in number, will be sent
home, the Wards having failed to keep record of tho
rateabe polls not voters and consequently there s
resentation beyond pollation. The policy ia. beyond
doubt bring question before the Senate that
the position Of Senator Smith may be tested. Tho ma
Orty lack confidence I'm his support Of their party
ures and removals, while the Republicans confident
his life long political record will not DO falshed should
he fail to support the Democracy No inference can Al
present drawn the State officers, except that OF
Mr. COgswel as Treasurer.
The House met OF this afternoon, and held ses-
sion OF four hours message received from the
Senate submitting resolution that the present session
be brought a close Saturday next, and asking the
House to concur The resolution was laid on the abie-
12s to 1872 The Of Gage, the sitting member from
Sutton was taken from the table and the amendment or
Ramsdell Of Nashua TO substitute the minority report
was os-l32 to 49, motion to make it the special or
der for tomorrow also lost and the original resou
tion was finally carried-l33 to 129.
THE DEMOCRATS AND LABOR REF0RMERs
FALLING OUT.
serious misunderstanding appears to have
taken place between the Labor RefOrmers and Democrats
in New Hampshire Legislature The correspondent
Of The Boston Journal gives the following account which
will serve in clear up the complication in
which the involved In the minds of people out
side the state
The closeness OF the Republican and Democratic par
ties in the two Houses OF the Legislature ascertained
very the last election. The Democrats
very prompt and shrewd in the examinations OF
the Legislative returns and readily saw that union
with the RefOrmers would give them show OF success
A meeting OF their state Committee Immediately
held and it voted to make Overtures 20 the Reform
ers. Another Democratic state Committee meeting
afterward held and by invitation the prominent Labor
managers were present, and the coalition was agreed
upon. Its main feature was the division OF the spos
and the composition OF the slate then made up
TO the readers OF The JornaL Subsequent events in
Guiding the death OF Senator Ihrasher caused deya-
tiOn from the original progranme' but one fact
Is very patent which IS that the Reformers are get
ting more OF tue Of0ces thah they uemithueu or
expected at the time OF the fusion. After the above
arrangement effected, the Democrats and their
allies went into the work or legislative ORGANIZATION
with most earnest determination, aud the manner Ia
which they carried themselves the first week o. the
session showed how perfect and thorough were their
plans The Refoners held their caucus WIN an the lOf
Inaity Of an old political organizaton oHt me Sres
were pulled by their appointment OF Conference Com
mittee act IN conjunction with similar committee
from the Democrats. The latter which your oorre-
spOndent is the first 10 make puDc CONSISTS OF Harry
Bingham OF Lttleton, Thomas COGwell or Gilmant0n,
Isaac n. BOdgett OF Franklin, VIM W. Messer 0f North
wood, and Obadiah sprague OF 2Wanzey' ile Iaoos
Reform Committee consisted OF John H. GoOdale OK
Nashua, who is not member OF the LeSi'latqre ana
Representatives, John sanders OF odVOru ana JOhh n
Richardson of GOtstOwn.
During the first weeks OF the session everything
which the above committees agreed upon IN the line 9
nominations and other work was promptly ana eaousy
carried out for both sides, VINO knew tht IN a.noss
harmony would be requisite for success In the nst OF
last week the committees met 10 TX upon caiuuauS
TO be recommended for State Treasurer, and Tor oecr
tary Of state Then for the first time did
ings arise and jeaOuses show themselves Inc herIm-
ers claimed both offices while the Democrats siu tae
1t had been the understanding rom tue DeSnls tns
they to have the office OF secretary no asrSens
could be reached, and the committees adjourned Win
Secretary should be made in either party caucu7sa
that the two committees should nave ahoter h
for the consideration OF the subject Inc surprise u tno
Democrats may well be judged when lats IN lnas a
evening they learned that the ReIorners hdI ho'fhS
nominated Col CoggsweH OF HenhikeI I1d % 10y r
but had due form put up Mr.. GOodale ior
When demonstrated with, the ReioTmtIs DiAhTy k oi
that they had concluded To nave DOtI oi.es,, -
OF this upon the Democracy was dlte ltiilui W
They condemned the course OF tle LABOR aen as the
OF faith and some Of the wheel-lolHos even @ en 40
Reformers. ana said they would nave hOhlg nor ~
with such greedy set Of mon BnShah s.giEs ~ @ n a,o
Pearson, however went To soothing tntlr r9to "t,5
and at last the tempest was paLtlhlS w - -
such is to-day the pQntleal Status Status o. tne tnetit the
and Retormer'. IL Is olmculI ~ hiuu.s ,hs
result, but they VIII make or Oredk tuiueI n sa,'
week Aue t1 10, b.,iny that tlf Re
tiIy ihtV't -, ,Goir y1rjitae buf the bos
show no disposition put Mr. GOoiaie ASIDE o. ~ 1ttooI
any compromise IN the case The Democrats ~ a. ptseat
the contested election cases Win tAe contr tae
ing enough Republicans 10 enable them ~ bar got
house Win tuc ,'P y. 80 Mr. Tucker, cufaing
only 10 tue se'ouu ~ t he Guessed these mJtters
LABOR man iio. 20 - ~, M" Inng YER and upon thit mo-
ought 10 pe ,I ~ sntton was laid upot the
table where IL will he likely To- stay un'r b,gd
his friends want IL taken up lns =, bar,ls" In
thc oaTs ol ibsy can easily block the whj is OF
LEGISLATION in the House
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