, 1874-06-03
Organization Of the New Hampshire
State Government.
a Governor to Be Chosen by
the Legislature To-
Day.
Weston, the Democratic Candidate, Ger
tain OF Election.

BALEM, Oro,, June 2-The eloction roturnH
como in slowly. Tho Independent stato ticket
failed for want Of thorough organization and
loss of confidence consequent thereto. Tho
election Of Governor and Congressman is vory
cloRe, with tho probability that Grovor, Demo-
crat, ia ro-elooted. and tho Congressman In
doubt. Most Of tie Democratic State ticket IN
probably elected. number Of counties eloct
the Independent county ticket for membera OF
the Legislature. Tho Holiday aud Oustom-
House ring ticket In Portand was thoroughly
beaten by the Indopendent ticket. full yoto
was cast al over tue State.
[Jb tho Assoti1tcd TTess1
PORTLAND. Ore. juno 2.-neturns eome In
slowly. Tolman, Republican, for Governor, ear
ries Alultnomnh BY about 50o plurality Marion
BY 15o Yam H BY smalt plurality G5sp g
ried pouglas By $50 majority over both the other
candidates. He carries Polk by 100 plurality,
and Lane by about 100. Grover, Democratiu
candidate, hos q much lighter voto than auttc-
ipatcd. lie carries Lnn by q roducod party
vote, and his vote is everywhere behiud his
purity. Tho contest for Congressman will not
vary much from tho Governors vote. except that
Ludlow, Democratic Candidate, has mora votes
than the Governor and Davenport, Independent,
runs behind Campbell. To]mnn's own precinct,
heretofore Republican. COCA against him.
Returns received thus fur aro mainly from
placos along the railway lino. aud arc more in-
tluencel BY tho ralway. Il is expected TINT
s!derablY. Tho Temperance party proved to
have had quito All Important yote til somo parta
Of tho State: In th,a county this intluonco
caused tho defeat OF aome Of TUG independents
ticket. The Custo1n-Houso ticket gata this city
and county, ono Senator aud one Represents
two, County Judge, Treasurer, and AssoEsor.
Tbs Independents hare carried their ticket in
many. counties, aud will hold control Of tho
Legislature. Tho Independents are rejoicing
! and exchanging congratulations. Their tri-
nmrh in Portland iB regarded AZ tho grandeBk
victory they could have asked.
6AN FnASC18co, June 2.-Ihe fricuds Of Will
inns, Kepublicau, claim tAat his election to Con-
gress from Oregon ia certain. The roanlt OH
tho State ticket will not DO known for several
days. Old party liuea were never more COM
petcls ignored in Oregon than they wero yes"
terdny.
BAN FRApc1aco, June 2.-Tho Republicans
claim tue election Of Tolman, in Oregon, by quo
minority, although the eastern counties are to
be heard from. Tho balance Of the state ticket
iB very close. Campbell, independent, for Cow
ernor, carries Douglaa County by 200 majority.
Nluitnonlah County gives GOO majority for Iol-
man. lilo county md the dlItIiut othces nre
about equally divided between tile independents
and NepublicanH.
New Hampshire Log
OF Eovcrn0rs
Special Dispatek to The Chicago Tribune.
CoNconD, N. H., June 2.-Tha excitement In
this city tonight is only less than that Oh cleo
tion night. The Legislature will assemble to-
morrow at II 8. M, md, after the choice Of
Speaker ind other officers. and tue transaction
Of aome routine buaincss, the election OF doyern-
or will be in order, the people having failed
to perform that duty Mt the last election. Tho
constitutional candidates aro Con. Luther Nc
Cutchins, Republican and tho Hon. James A.
Weston, Democrat Thu election Ut Mr.. Weston
is conceded OIL all hands, as the Deinocrata have
q majority Of Ii in 4 full House, and there
will BE- very few vacant Beats for tLo trst week
Of tho session. On Thursday tho Governor will
do1!yer his inaugural address, and it is contcm-
pluted to mako the day ono Of great festlvity in
honor OF the triumph Of the Democracy. AL
ready the leading representatives OF both por-
ties arc in town, ind nctive canyasaing il going
On in regard to tho organization Of the House
THE NOMINATION FOE SPEAKER
on tho part OF thu Democrats il exciting much
interest, tho 1espoctivo friends OF tha Hon.
Il. 4. Hatch, Of Portsmouth, nnd Joseph
Burroughs. Esq.,, Of Plymouth. being Very nc.
date last year. aud his fsionds claim TINT tho
honor now belongs to him in Wow OF that fact.
But Mr. Hatch'a friontls scout that iles and arc
determined upon pressing their fasorite. The
contest is growing warm, and by Tomorrow even-
iug, at Which time the caucus will be held, will
| doubtloss reach leyer-hcat.
FOR THE C1EKKsNIp,
| the Democracy are likewise divided between two
| popular luap, Charles II. Smith, Of Newmarket,
llAA 1ls AAIAdu1ls VI AA}L1GLtBs 1ut
Of both gentlemen express confidence III the re-
| suit.
For tho State officers to be elected by tho
Legislature there seeniB to 10 10 lack Of canli-
dates. Thus fur no one has appeared 10 oppose
! the claim Of William Butterield, former editor
| Of tue Patriot, to the ofico Of Secretary Of
State.
Fon RTATE TREAsuEEN,
| the prominent candidates arc Josiah G.. Dear
born, Of Weare; William Ycaton, of pittsiied;
and Edson G. Eastman, OF Concord while 1t ii
understood that the ofiico Of State Printer hna
| been sought by Mr. Campbell, OF tho Manehes-
tor Union. aud Mr. PoaEaon, Of tho Concord
! People.
From present Indications. the Aession
will not bo worry harmonious
enc. Tho Democrats intond to place tho
| Stato In their hands 40 fur Oh they can by ro-
districtng, removing Republican oflice-h -holders,
reorganizlng tho judiciary, and carrying out
other partisan aciemos, aud. beyond . doubt.
means TINT parliamentary law places In tile
| hands Of their political opponents.
dnsfenerhn4at EEt.fDrna GnuVnnttnnt.