The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.


Republicans Elect Governor and Two
Out of Three Congressman.
BosroN, March 8.
The dispatches from New Hampshire up
to this hour, "a p. M, indicate an unusual
ly large vote by each party, and possible
republican victory through the prohibition
vote, which is very generally being cast for
republican nominees. Republicans already
claim the governor and the second and
third congressional districts. The election
of Frank Jones, democrat, the congression-
al candidate in the first DISTRICTS conceded
by republicans. Portsmouth, in the first
district, has gone democratic by an in
creased majority. Jones has a majority
there of 100 against democratic majority
of II last year. A Concord dispatch from
republican source, says: THE news of
a republican victsry is confirmed beyond
doubt, and jubilatons have begun every
where. Cheney's majority is probably
small. The legislature is republican by
good working majority. 1t is known that
Jones, democrat, is elected in the first dis
trict and Blair, republican, in the third,
Kent, his opponent, running behind his
ticket. The contest is close in the second
district" The Concord Monitor says:
"Returns received this afternoon indl-
cate beyond a peIadventure that the re-
publican party has won triumph even if
1t has not made a clean sweep, and has un-
doubtedly elected Mr.. Cheney on the popu-
lar vote and carried the house by an over
whelming majority and the senate two to
one. Returns from 40 towns give Cheney,
republican, 1856; Roberts, democrat,
7,715; White prohibtionst, $40 scatter
ing 8. These towns last year gave Nc
Cutchins, republican, 1851 Weston, dem
ocrat, 7,160 Blackman, prohibitionist and
scattering, SOB "a republican gain of 902.
The republican state committee are con-
fident that they have carried the state. In
dications are that the republicans have
elected their governor and carried the SEN
ate and house of representatives. Won
derful republican gains are reported from
almost every section of the state.
The democrats are retcent as to tue re-
suit, but are confident that further returns
will elect their governor and possibly Pike,
their congressman III the second district.
From Concord.
CONCORD, n. H., March 10.
Ninety-fiye towns give Cheney, republi-
can IA, 762; Roberts, democrat, 1897
while the prohibitlonist and scattering are
pa. Three towns last year gave McCutch-
ms, republican, 1873 Weston, demo-
crat, 1903; Blackman, prohib:tionist,
and scattering, 1856; which is net gain
for Cheney OF I'LL.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Sufficient returns have already come in
to ensure beyond doubt sweeping victory
for the republicans During the evening the
several newspaper offices and republican
headquarters were crowded with people
seeking information. All news obtained
was of the same general character, showing
a victory tor the republicans and losses for
the democrats. Not much excitement was
manifested in the streets, those interested
having crowded into several offices where
enthusiasm was vented in cheers and con-
CALCULATIONS.
Republicans held a meeting in Rumbard
hall, where congratulatory speeches were
made by several citizens. The republicans
claim that they have elected Cheney, gov
ernor, by the people, and all three con-
gressmen, and that they will have major
ity of 80 or 40 in the Legislature, and also a
majority in the senate.
LATEST.
One hundred and thirty towns give
Cheney rep 81, 1928, Roberts (dem.) 49,
1888, White, temperance and scattering, 800.
These towns last year gave McCutchins
(rep.) 1917, Weston (demD SAP, Black
mer, temperance and scattering, 1907,
which is gain tor Cheney OF 2,5l7.
Especial to THE GLoBE.l
THE ELECTION AT KEENE.
KEENE, March 8.
| Our election is over, and hard fight we
have had, but have gained a glorious vic
tory. The vote stands as follows Cheney,
republican, 1881 Roberts, democrat, Gl1 !;
White, prohibitionist, 6.
Total vote, 1904 /; republican majority
25s. Net gain over 1874, 1914. Six repub-
licans representatives, one democrat
There was no great excitement, but every
man in both parties worked. J. E.P.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
NASHUA, March 8.
The election is proceeding quietly. The
republicans claim that there will be gain
of five or six representatives over last year.
Whitney, for mayor, is running ahead of
his ticket, and his election looks probable.
DEMOCRATIC LOGIC.
In Hollis the democrats became enraged
and destroyed the check list. An election
there is therefore out of the question.
ORDERLY ELECTION.
DOVER, N. H., March 0.
Voting is brisk but orderly and unusually
full. The prohibition vote is very small.
The TiltOn. b .echer Trial.
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