The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
/ From our Evening Edition Of Yeht,rd,y

From Evening Edition Of Yesterday
Judging from the tenor of dispatches, the
New Hampshire election of March 9th has
resulted in o Republican success. This has
resulted mainly from tho coalition of the
Republicans and Prohibiionists, or party
advocating stringent prohibtory laws against
the sale and use of alcoholic, malt and vinous
liquors. This vote in 1870 was 1167, $50 in
1871, AS in 1872, 1918 in 1878 and 21OO in
1874 the latter in a total vote Of n. SOL The
Democratic majority on joint ballot last year
was II. Gov. Weston's (Dem.) majority was
IN 1874, 400, or about 200 less than the tenn
perance vote.
The election for Legislature being annual,
the recently 81, cted body will not elect a Uni
ted States Senator. The present incumbents,
Craigin and Wadleigh, both Republicans.
will serve until March 3, 1877, and March 3,
1879. The issues were of local character,
that Of prohibition being uppermost
New Hampshire gave Democratic majorities
III 1872, 1858, 1868, plurality 1871 and 1874,
American majorlties in 1855 and 1856, and
Republican majorities from 1856 to 1874, ex-
x ~ III IoOo anu lOtl, Wien l'emOcTatIC pIE-
rahtles were given.
Since the above was written dispatches re-
ceived indicate an election by the people
doubtful
man in Michigan has been cont TO the Insane
asL nm because the following letter was found
on his person:
cnlcAGo, F,b II, 1S7i-General Grant You
WIZ please to send ten thousand cavalry ana in
lAtfl4 l,t., ix I~ 4
1ne cltN, as there Is no protection hero for man
IhtE refused g cash my checks, and | have
money here on deposit GroHGE WILSON
Ladies Who rad with jealousy and dsmay that |
countess flaiun had lGces worth thousands of |
dollars PET Nhra Will rejoice to know that A. T. |
e"art { stuffed under oath thai lie had never |
seen laces Nor more than two hundred and fifty |
dollars per yard, and that IN his ooinion no
modern article i really much more valuable than |
the ancient. |
Mr. Wlndham, # High st.cet Ia. been kaeoinr
bachelors hail, recently, his vito being away
on long Visit. Last Sunday he Thought he |
would cook enough 10 last " = 81 ii As he di5n,t
want 70 be cooking often he procured sly |
quarts Of bean, saturday night ard "put EN- A |
soak" He said he hadn't dishes cnou ia in the
house, Sunday morning, 10 hold the darned |
things Dubpg Ne'rS.
Dumas, Jr., me new member OF the French |
Academy, Is once more the sensation Of the day |
il iickie lar-. The young playwright of ga
NIL and good any other similar pieces
still mndestiy prefers, notwithstanding oil the |
glory thrust uuon HIM, to consider himself I'M
worthy Of ulloosng the latehos of his fathers
ghosts she's He aims rather after 3 simple |
style Of talking living aud dwelling.
There are then two Courres aua two only that
are open 10 those that would d Justice to Louis
lana. lltbcr there should lee another and fair |
election. or Ii Democrats should be unm olested
their rIphtfu ssanlpupy in ba |
IL 81 SO If Aeprest natives And Congress should l.
not "a before il separates noxt week, to decide
wAca OF these courses shall be pursued Other
wise the present situation, which amounts to a
elas 'qnlisa vii be psrasaa Cd and pos sibly
Thirdly, they are very durable: coins