The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

BosroN March 8, 8 P. M-Dspatches from
New Hampshire up to this hour, indicate an
unusually large vote By each party, and d
possible Republican victory through the pro-
hibi,ion vote, which is very generally being
cast for tie Republican nominees The Re
publicans already claim the Governor and the
Second and Third Congressional Districts
The election Of Frank Jones, Democratic
| Congressional candidate in the First District,
is conceded by the Republicans
| PORTSMOUTH,, March 9-The First District
has gone l emocratic by an increased MAORI
| y. Jones has a majority there of 100 against
| Il Democratic ma ority OF Il last year.
A Concord dispatch from a Republican
source says the news Of Republican victory
is confirmed beyond doubt, and jubilants
have begun everywhere.
Cheneys majority is probably small. The
Legislature is Republican by good working
majority. ]. is known that Jones, Democrat,
is elected in the First District and Blair,
running behind his ticket. The contest is
close in the Second District.
The Monitor says the returns received this
afternoon indicate beyond peradventure
that the Republican party have won atriumph,
even II 1t has not clean sweep, and has un-
doubtedly elected Mr.. Cheney on the popular
vote, and carried the House by an overwhelm-
ing maj ority and the Senate by two to one
The returns sfrom forty-nine towns give
Cheney. Republican, 1885, Roberts, Democrat,
77l5, White, Prohibitionst 149, scattering g.
These towns last year gave McCutchins,
Republican, G5S1; Weston Democrat, 71GO;
Biackmar, prohibitionist and scattering SOB.
A Republican gain of 902.
The r publican S ate Committee are con
fident that they have carried The State. The
indications are that the Republicans have
elected their Governor and carried the Senate
and House Of Representatives.
Wonderful Republican gains are reported
from almost every section Of the State.
The Democrats are reticent as to the result,
hut are confident that further returns will
elect their Governor, and possibly Bell, their
Congressional candidate
CoScogD, n. H., March 9 - Ninety-fve
towns give Cheney (Republican), 1i762;
Roberts (Democrat) 1897; White (prohi-
bitlonist) ana scattering, PA. These towns
last year gave McCutchins (Republcan), H.
739; Weston (Deinocra), IL, 083: Blackmar
(Probibitionist) and scattering, 49,, which is
a let gain for Cheney Of I'LL.
CoNcoRD, n. IL, March g. midnight
Sufficient returns have already come in to in
sure beyond all tlouot a sweeping victory for
the Republicans. During the evening the
several newspaper offices and the Republican
heGuti quarters nave DGen cf0WaS(i Wlth people
seeking information.
All the news obtained was Of the same gen
eral character. showing victories for the Re
publicafIs and loss for the Democrats Not
much excitement was manifested in the streets, |
those interested having crowded into the
several offices whore their enthusiasm was |
vented in cheers and congratulations.
The rooms oceul led by the State commit |
tees of both parties have been opened all the |
evening that OF the Republicans have been |
TILED with an enthusiastic crowd, while the |
visitors at the Democratic headquarters have
been few in number The Republicans held !
meeting in Rumtord's Hail. where congratu-
atory speeches were made by several citizens.
The Republicans clam that they have
elected Cheney as Governor by the people |
md ali three Congressman; that they have a
majority of thirty or forty III the Legislature,
.lso majority in the Senate, as the returns
already show the election of seven Senators |
1t present.
q CONCORD, March 9.-The gubernatoriaI ma
GRITTY Will be small. Councillors districts
The Democrats claim a ma
ority il that body.