Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-11
new HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Littloton, 10. Littleton elects three Dem
ocratic Representatives and Lancaster two.
There are large Democratic gains.
Lancaster, 10. The Democrats and Liber-
| al Republicans have elected the moderator
and town clerk by about thirty majority.
Concord, N. H., 10. The New Hampshire
State election took place to- day. The can
didates for Governor, were Gen. McCutchins,
(rep.,) Ex-Governor Weston, dem. and DR..
| Blackmer, prohibition.
The weather is cold and boisterous, with
| thick snow squalls, which reduced the ant:ci-
pated aggregate vote. Up to ten o'clock we
have returns from 80 towns, which give Nc
| Cutchins $751; Weston S0l3; Blackmer 275
| Last year the same towns gave Straw 1858
Weston 1868; Blackmer and scattering 295.
Democratic net gain in so towns, 5l2. If the
remaining towns come in on the same ratio of
| republican loss, Weston will be elected by the
popular vote
The Legislature will probably be republic
can and by close vote.
Returns from I43 towns show an aggregate
vote of 50,322. OF this vote McCutchins has
"a 100, Weston 1851, Blackmer 1874. The
same towns last year gave Straw 90 1902,
Weston 90, $50, Blackmer and Scott l,l9G
| republican net loss ], 1922.
Concord, 10-ll 2. NJ. Returns from lO4
towns give McCutchins 1921, Weston
| 7,4S7, Blackmer 500. The same towns last
year gave Straw 1G.997, Weston 1866,
Blackmer and Scott 925 republican loss in
| l04 towns, 9G8.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Nashua, IL p. NJ The Democrats are now
| holding jollification meeting, claiming the
| Governor and House of Representatives, with
~ ha
THIRD DESPATCH.
Dover gives McCutchins 572. Weston ISL,
Blackmer 80. Last year, Straw S7S, Weston
G5S, Blackmer LOG.
Manchester--M 1871, Weston
POSI-, Blackmer 81. Last year, Straw 1887,
Weston 1916, Blackmer SO.
Nashua-McCuchns S4S, Weston 1876,
Blackmer l42.
Observation-Disclosures 1896, Weston
S44, Blackmer Al.
+. w. Miller, (rep.) was elected Mayor OF
Portsmouth by $50 plurality over Macy, dem.
| and Robinson, prohibition.
Concord-McCutchins 14l4, Weston 1893,
| Blackmer SO.
Blackmer 50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S2s, Weston $50,
Blackmer Z.
| Midnight. Returns from l3l
towns, give an aggregate vote of 4G,7ll. OF
this vote McCutchins has 22,32I, Weston 90,
1913, Blackmer 1927. The same towns las,
year gave Straw 22,1G9, Weston 2l,30l
Blackmer and Scott Lip. Republican loss
in l3l towns, 1925.
| FOURTH DESPATCH.
Concord, ll.-3. so A. NJ Returns are re-
ceived from l52 towns, which give an aggre-
gate vote of 560,93. OF this vote McCutch-
ms has % ,003, Weston 27,476, Blackmer l =
GA. The majority in these towns against
Weston is l,l4f. Eighty two towns to
hear from, which last year gave Straw 1871,
Weston 800, Blackmer $50. Taking the
vote in the remaining towns as last year,
Weston lacks l,l9S of majority. In these
50 towns he may not overcome this ajority
! The Council will probably be three repub.
licans and two democrats.
| The Senate will probably stand about a tie
five republicans and five democrats and two
districts no choice.
| The House will be very close and will de-
pend upon the towns not having made cleo
ton yesterday, that will elect to day.
i, is impossible to give a close approxima-
| ton to how the Senate and House will stand
| at this hour.