The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-10
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Republican Victory,

BOsrON, March 9.-Dispatches from
New Hampshire indicate an unusually
large vote by each party and a possible
Republican victory through the prohibit
tion vote, which is very generally being
cast for the Republican nominees. The
Republicans already claim the Governor
and the Second and Third Congressional
Districts. The election Of Frank Jones,
Democrat Congressional candidate in tho
First District, is conceded by The Repub-
lioans.
Portsmouth, in the First District, has
gone Democratic by an increased major
ity. Jones has a majority there Of 100,
against Democratic majority Of II last
year.
A Concord dispatch from Republican
source says tho news Of the Republican
victory is confirmed beyond q doubt, and
iubilations have begun everywhere. Che
nOy's majority Is probably small. The
Legislature Is Republican by good work.
Ing majority. II Ia known that Jones,
Democrat, is elected in the First District,
and Blair, Republican, in the Third
Kent, his opponent, running behind his
ticket, Tho contest is close In the Second
District. .t
The Monaorsays, The returns received
this afternoon indicate beyond q perad-
venture that the Republican party has
won a triumph, even II II has not made u
clean sweep, and has undoubtedly elected
Cheney on the popular vote, and carried
tho House by an overwhelming majority,
and the Senate two to ono,
Returns from iorty.nine towns give
Cheney, Republican, 1885, Roberts, Dem.
ocrat, 7,7l6; White, Prohlbitionist, l49i
scattering,3 8. These towns last year gave
MCCutchens, Republican, 0,5sl; Weston,
Democrat, 1900; Blackman, Prohibition
ist, and scattering, $685. o Republican gain
Of OO2, The Republican State Committee
are confident that they have carried the
State, The indications are that the Re-
publicans have elected their Governor
and carried the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Wonderful Republican
gains are reported from almost every Sec
tiOn Of the State. The Democrats are
rctlcent us to the result, but are confident
that further returns will elect their Gov.
ornor, and possibly Pike, their Congress
sional candidate In the Second District,
CONCORD, March 0-Ninety.ive towns
give Cheney, Republican, 14,7G2; Roberts,
Democrat, l3,937; White, Prohibilionist,
and scattering, 244. These towns last
year gave McCutchins, Republican, l2,-
78O; Weston, Democrat, 13,0S3; Black.
man, prOllibitionist, and scattering, 1856,
which Is net gain for Cheney Of I'LL.
CONCORD, March O.-SuiIicient returns
have already come in to ensure beyond
adoubt aswCeping victory for the Repnb-
licans, The Republicans claim that they
have elected Cheney Governor and all
three Congressman; that they will have
majority Of 80 or 10 In the Legislature,
also majority In the Senate, as the re.
turns already show the election Of seven
Senators. These claims seem well foun.
ded, The Governors majority, however,
will probably DO small.
II M.-Onc hundred and thirty towns
give Cheney, Republican, q ,02S; Roberts,
Democrat, 1928; White, temperance and
scattering, $3.50. These towns last year
gave McCutchins, Rep, 1897; Weston,
DEM, 1s,4i3; BlaCkman, temperance and
scattering, l,2O7, which is gain for
Cheney Of 2l57
Lebanon, LeOre, Rochester, Dover
Littleton and Clarcmont return an ag.
gregate Republican vote this year Of
S,54O and Democratic vote Of 6,s70
against last years totals Of 7,47s Re.
publican and G,OS5 Democratic. Ono
hundred and Rixty.eight towns gives
Cheney, Republican, 273S3 Roberts,
Democrat, 25,672; White pohibitionist and
47s. Those towns last year
gave McCutchens, Republican, 24,S7s;
Weston, Democrat, 23,760; Blacknier and
1855, which is a gain for
Cheney Of 2,764.. ti