Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Additional Returns from Tuesday g
EIectiOn-The Result Yet I'm Doubt
Democratic Victory Probable.

CONCORD, N. H, March 10.-One hum
dred and eighty-four towns give Cheney
rep, 20, ,56S; Roberts Dem. }, S,388;
scattering, 500. Last year these gave
M'Cutchings (Rep.), 26,027; Western
dem. J, 25, 720; scattering, 1857.
Late returns seem to have changed
the face Of the election somewhat. The
returns from the congressional districts
are meagre and insufficient to indicate
the results positively. The Republicans
claim to have elected Pike in the second
and Blair in the third districts, and think
Jones, Democratic candidate in the first
district, is defeated. On the other hand,
the Democrats claim to have elected
Jones IN the first, Bell in the second,
and think later returns may show the
election of Kent in the third district.
The second and third districts seem
doubtful, with the chances somewhat in
favor of Jones. In the first district the
Republicans claim to have elected their
governor, but latest returns have re-
duced the gains, so that no election by
the people seems probable. The
legislature will be very close. Thirty
one towns in the second congressional
district gave Pike (Rep.), 4Sl1; Bell
Dem J, 1894; Thatcher, 80. Forty-five
towns in the third district give Blair
(Rep.), 1852; Kent (Dem.), 7G29; scat.
tering SO. Fifty-nine towns in the first
district give Whitehouse (Rep.), 1898;
Jones (Dem.), 10,023; scattering, 1874;
whole number Of towns in the district,
eighty-seven.
Two hundred and four towns give
Cheney 1854; Roberts, 80, 476; White
and scattering, 500. These towns last
AEf(N,rH.k,0l,
29, $50; Blackman and scattering, 1913,
which is a net gain for Cheney of 25S
There are twenty-five towns to be heard
from. Returns from two hundred and
thirty-two towns and wards give Che
ney, Republican, 81 ,0l2; Roberts, DEM
ocrat, 36 G96: White AMI scattering, 624.
Tho net Republican gain over last years
vote is 1869. The remaining towns last
year gave Democratic majority of 790.
This indicates that Cheney and Roberts
will run with about an even vote, the
scattering votes barring the election Of
either by the people. Both parties claim
a majority of the senatorial districts.
The Democrats claim the house by if
teen to twenty, while the Republicans
also claim thirteen majority in the
same body. In the first congressional
district, the election of Jones, Demo
crat, 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. l.. Pike and Hon.
H. w. Blair, of Plymouth, both Repub-
licans, are elected to congress, that the
Republicans have a good working ma
jOrity in the house of representatives,
and that the Republicans have elected
six out of twelve senators, with several
districts in doubt. The Patriot Demo
craft says there is no election of governor
by the people, that the Republicans have
five senators and the Democrats five,
with two districts in doubt, and that the
Democrats have majority in the house.
The Patriot also claims the election
of Jones and Bell, Democrats, to con-
gress, with the third district in doubt.
The People (DemocraD also claims a
substantial victory for its party, with the
exception of the third district, which it
considers doubtful.
Returns from all but eight towns have
been received. 259 towns and wards
give Cheney (Rep), 1871; Roberts
(Dem.), SO, ,68S; White Temp and
bCAIL6IiUgi 90, 1Q0 bdD0 IOWuS lASC
year gave M'Cutchens (Rep.), SO $50;
Weston Dem.) 35,205; Blackmar
Temp and scattering, 2O77. Republi-
can net gain, 1927; Cheney's minority,
595. The towns yet to he heard from
last year gave M'Cutchens (Rep.) 2Sl;
Weston (Dem.), 3l3; scattering, 7.
Adding last years vote in these towns,
makes the Republican gains 7SS, and
Cheney's minority 634. The footings
from the first congressional district elect
Jones (Dem.) by 427 plurality; Bell
Dem. in the second district, by 154
plurality, and Blair (Rep.), in the third
third district by 73 plurality.
The Republicans have majority in
the house, but exact figures cannot be
givou. The senate stands five Republi-
cans aSH five Democrats, with no choice
in two districts.
There is no election of governor by the
people, and the duty of election will de-
volve upon the legislature, which will
doubtless elect Cherry, Republican can
didate.
The Democrats claim a msjority in
the council, though the districts have
not been figured sufficiently to deter
mine finally.
The vote in the State yesterday is
said to have been the largest ever poiled.