New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

lion OF Nj Straw o. Che polls Ana this feeling to
be well grounded for TO all in;ents and purposes the
Democrats arc becoming desperate. ana there IL every
Indication that their State Central Committee viii
attempt get Democratic scectmen TO exclude many
names Of Republican voters is possible. and insert IN
their stead the names Democratic voters who are not
entitled 10 the right Of suffrage. The Monitor openly
charges this upon the Chairman of the Democratic
state Central Committee, and says that il has trust
worthy evidence that such il the fact This shows that
the Democrats practically admit that they cannot gain
the agh fairly the Old issues and that they are com
peed TO resort 10 this means compel n victory The
timely discovery this trick will undoubtedly defeat
and paevent large Democratic gains in tba. direction
The advocates OF n Protective Tariff certainly have
cause to thank the New Hampshire Democrats for their
services this campaign, for they have created public
sentiment in It's favor in the STATE, their
ranks. which is encouraging. Early in the campaign
they pushed forward the beauties Of Free Trade such
there be- and extremely DESTROYS Of working in that
vein against the Republicans Their success has not
been very gratifying to them, for the people began
to look into the matter, and that by the las.
census, the rural districts were becoming rap
idly depcpulated, while IN manufacturing places
there was constant gain OF population. business,
iacen thereto are also progressive healthy con
dion Hence the people argue that these interests need
ther developed and that their future welfare, well
thai OF the whole state NAV be promoted Realizing
this result the Democrats are disposed to drop the doeu-
meIts and arguments which they have issued for the
FrSTfGnerS, ana are attacking tht masses on uthcr
points which have not much Of a boomerang ten
dencv.
From the active and almost slccplcss Rollins who is
the head Of the State Central Committee 10 the Re
publican youth who has just passed 81 and IA about 70
ca his first ballot there feeling OF confluence IN the
result which be felt Tuesday There has been
an attempt made to division the Republican
ranks regard 10 the relative merits OF senator Patter
son and Eolus. regard 60 the SenatOrship but It
has not succeeded - the Republicans are determined 10
have straight between straw and Weston. The
little town of Newcastle went Republican in its town
election Yesterday by 40 or ~ majority Tbs
OF course is only " straw but 10 has fire.
quently been the that Newcastle has stood 90 10
% in elections. and where Republicans and Democrats
are as 1lrm their political faith as their granite hills Of
course the straw has moro significance than q might
have in some other states. The Labor Reform perry
does not receive much consideration an element,
and IL thought the prOhib toni-ts may poll 1000
votes There Is every indication Of Mr.. Straw's
election Tuesday next. There to he doubt Of
strong Repucg Senate ana 90 majority % % 10 80 in
the House Of Representatives. Eloquent speakers
me field, and scores o. meetings are 20 come oil before
election pay. -