The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST RETURNS FROM NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
No Election of Governor Parties
Claim the Legislature One Repub.
lican and Two Democratic Congress.
men Probably Elected.
CONCORD, N. H., March 10.

CONCORD, N. H., March 10.
Returns from 232 towns and wards give
Cheney, republican, 37,0l2; Roberts. DEM
ocrat, $3.50 White and scattering, 624.
The net republican gain over last year 3
vote is 1850. The remaining towns last
year gave democratic majority over all
others of 100. This indicates that Cheney
and Roberts will run with about an even
vote the scattering votes defeating the
election of either by the people.
Both parties claim a majority of the SEN
atorial district. The democrats claim the
house by Is to 90, while the republicans
also claim ID majority in the same body.
In the first congressional district the cleo
ton of Jones, democrat, is conceded by
both parties. Blair is elected over Kent,
democrat, in the third district. while the
second is still in doubt, and confidently
claimed by both parties.
The Monitor, Republican newspaper)
claims that Hon. A. +. Pike and Hon. II.
w. Blair of Plymouth, both republicans
are elected to Congress. That the repub-
licans have good working majority in the
House of representatives, and that the re-
publcans have elected six of the twelve
senators, with several districts in doubt.
The Patriot, democrat, says there is no
election of governor by the people, that
republicans have five senators and demo-
Gratis FIVE, with two districts in doubt, and
that the democrats have majority in the
House of representatives The Patriot also
claims the election of Jones and Bell, DEM
ocrats, to Congress with the third district
in doubt
The People (democratc) also claims a
substantial victory for its party, with the
exception of the third district, which it
considers doubtful
A special dispatch from Dover says an
adjourned meeting to elect two remaining
representatives in Ward 2, is now in pro-
gress. Frank Jones, Daniel Marcy and
others from Portsmouth are in attendance,
and money is freely used
Latest-Returns from all but eight
Towns.
CONCORD, March 10.
Returns from all but eight towns of the
state have been received at the associated
press Office here The footings of these
towns are as follows 259 towns and
wards give Cheney, republican, 1917 l.;
Roberts, democrat, 3S,6SS White, tenn
perance and scattering. 67S. The same
towns last year gave McCutchings, repub-
lican, 1880; Weston, democrat, 81. 205 !;
Blackmar, temperance and scattering.
2,OT. Republican net gain, 1897 !;
Cheney's minority, 595.
The towns yet to be heard from gave
last year, McCutchins, republican, 2S1 !;
Weston, democrat, 1913; scattering u add
ing last years vote in these towns, make
the republican net game ,7SS, and Cheney
minority 634.
The footings from the first congressional
district elect Jones, democrat, by ATE plu-
rality. Bell, democrat, in the second dis
trict, by 154 plurality, and Blair, republic
can, in the third district by 10 plurality.
Estimating four towns in Coos county.
not returned, to give the same vote as last
year, the republicans have majority in
the house, but the exact figures cannot be
given. They claim a majority of six to
twelve. The footlngs of several senatorial
districts indicate that they stand five re-
publicans, and five democrats, two districts
having no choice. There is
NO ELECTION OF GOVERNOR
by the people, and the duty OF selection
will devolve upon the legislature, which
will doubtless elect Cheney, the republican
candidate. The democrats claim ma
jority in the council though the districts
have not been figured sufficiently to deter
mine finally. The vote in the state yester-
terday is said to have been the largest ever
polled.