New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE NEw-HAMpsHIRE ELECTION.


THE NEW-HAMPSHIR IRE ELECTION.
wEsroN's MAJORITY OVER aCUTCHISs IN lS0 TOWNS
735-A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY On JOINT BALLOT
IN THE LEGBLATUIE GENERALLY CONCEDED
THE LATEST FIGUREs--REsUIT IN THE COUNCIL
or DIsTRICTs-soME or THE PROMINENT LEGIs-
LAT0Rs UIECTED.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRfBUSBl
CONCORD, March 1.-THE news to-day is of
nature calculated 20 cause we'll grounded fear IN the
minds OF good Republicans that the catastrophe which
befe the State two years for tho first time In fifteen
years likely to happen again after recess
by no l0ug At any rate there is
no choice OF Governor by the people, the
latest figures being frou 1so towns as fo
lows: McCurchns CIepJ, 2964O; Weston Dem)' SOs'5;
Blackmer CTem), 1732. Everybody seems to coneede
majority to the Democrats in joint convention The
vacancies in tho Senate filed with Democrats, ana
the general removal OF Republican oticeholders VINO
dlsgraced the Legislature Of 1871 is likely TO ensue tins
year. The Republicans have probably elected Albert D.
Scott OF PETERBOROUGH aud Bolivar L0yeh OF
Astoad Councillors in the lIid and IVth
Districts while tho Democrats claim TO have elected
John c. mouton OF Iaconia in the I'D. ana Nathan r.
Perlnus OF Jefferson in Vth The result IN the Is
District doubt; the Republican candidate IN TINS
district ia the Hoe Lyman d. Stevens OF Concord
and the Democratic candidate JOhu 3. Robinson oil
Deerdeld Among the prominent Republican Rapresont
atives elected may be named the Hon. James W. Emery
and ]. Horace Kent OF Portsmouth, Major James B.
Briggs Of Manchester. E. b. g. Sanborn OF franklin the
Hon. John d. Lyman of Exeter. Col. u. NJ Murphy OF
Dover. and Nathaniel White and Geo T. JenAs OF Con
cord The Democrats will have for leaders the Hon. Harry
Bingham Of Lttleton, the Hon. John q. Sinclair OF
Bethlehem, tho Hon. Albert r. Hatch and Daniel Marcy
Of Portsmouth, and Col. T.. O. Bailey OF H0pklntOn'
The speakershp viii probably so to Portsmouth, as hr.
Emery will be selected il the Republicans have ma-
nfta in tha tof Damnpr4tip
Hatch Will doubtless be called to preside The more
sangune the Republican leaders still hoping that
tho returns may give them the House. but from the best
information atanable that result hardly be hoped
for.
CLOSE CoNTEsr-rnE DEMOCRATS HAVE MAJOR
ITY OVER MCUTCHISs But NOT A MAJORITY
OVER ALL CANDIDATEs-pRoBABLE DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY IN THg HOUsE-TaE COMPLEXION OF
THE SENATE IN DOUBT.
IGENERAI. FRESS DISPATCHl
CONCORD, March 11.-Returns have been re-
ceiyed from towns when give an aggregate vote OF
5sC93 or this vote McCutchins Rep.) has T,oOJ;
Weston DemO, o. l76, and Blackner (remperance l6A
Tho majority in these counties against Weston Is lii
There are 50 to bo heard from, which last year
gave Straw Rep) 1871; Weston DemI 1870 and Black
mer 35J. Taking the vote OF the remaining towns as M
last years election, Weston lacks 1l9s votes la these
81 towns he may not tue majority against him.
2Pa.-One hundred aud tfy-nine towns give Me-
Cutchins 2sl92; Weston 2si9i; Bacsmer, LOB These
towns last year gave s1aU 29,C2j; Weston, 2d,26l;
BackmeT, lao
PM-Returns from abou' l75 towns have been re-
celved, but no fOOiug' lave been made since the
returns OF the I59 of the Governors vote There
i DrOlably no election Il Governor by the people The
House will be very Sufficient returns have not
vet been received definitely indicate the status III the
councillor districts Tnere is probably no choice In
either tho Ist or II Districts. Tho Republicans claim
the lid and Iyn, giving the Democrats the Fth' Inc
senats IL probably q tie, tue Republicans claiming the
Ist Iyth Yh IXth. aud XII Districts, giving the
democrats the I'D, IId, VlIftb, XIII, and AliSh'
There is probably no in the Vita ant VIITh Da
tricts.
10 r. M-One hundred ani eighty towns give BE
C}+chins (RepJ 2084O; Weston (Dem.l, $3.50 Black
mer (TenJI75l The House stands l29 Republicans
and l2s Democrats.
MfDSGHr-Rettrns from nearly all the towns have
been received which show that there is no election OF
Governor by the people Weston Deml lacks about 800
of "A majority The Council will probably stand two
Democrats and twj Republicans. The Republicans
claim taat they have elected five Senators, and the
Democrats three, with four vacancies The Chairman
ofthe Republican state Committee expresses the opinion
that the House will be Democratic. The Democrats
claim that the OF 222 towns show the House 20
stand Democrats, 1856; Republicans III; Independents
O. Tho towns yet be heard f:om gave, last yoar,
Democrats u. and Republicans, II.