New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-10
ELECTION. .
Probabilities of tho New Hampshire
Election.

Probabilities of tho New Hampshire
Election.
New YORK, March A dispatch to the
| Times from Concord, New Ham pshire, says
| the campaign ended last night with great
meetings in the larger cities of the State
held by both parties. Both show by their
cauvasses that the State is sure, and it is
| impossible to predict the result. There can
| be no doubt that both parties are in better
condition than ever before.
The PrObibitiOnists are scarcely heard of,
and the feeling is they will generally vote
with the Republicans. About Congressman
there is little talk, the interest being CEN
tered in the gubernatorial contest. 1t is
thought the tirst district will be carried
easily by the Republicans; the second will
be saved by small majority, and the third
will 20 to a Democrat. The excitement
over tha naturalization frauds is great
Yesterday two arrests were made.
Largo Vote Polled-Repubiicans Claim
the Governor and Two Congressmeu.
BOSTON, March 9, 8 z. M.-Dispatches
from New Hampshire up to this hour indi-
cate an unusually large vote by each party,
and "a possible Republican victory through
the prohibition vote, " hioh is very generally
being cast for the Republican nomin ees.
The Republicans already claim the Gov
ernOr and the second aud third congress
siOnal districts. The election of Frank
Jones, Democratic congressional candidate
in the first district, is conceded by the Re.
publicans.
"WonderfuI Republican Gaius.,,
PORTSMOUTH, N. II March 9.-The First
district has gone Democratic by an in
creased majority. Jones has q majority
there of 100, against Democratic majority
of ii last year. Concsrd dispatch from
Republican source says tho news of Re-
publican victory is confirmed beyond
doubt, and jubilants have began every
where. Cheney's majority is probably
email.
The Legislature is Republican by good
working majority. 1t is known that Jones,
Democrat, Is elected IN the first district.
and Blair, Republican, in the third, Kent,
his opponent, running behind his ticket
The contest is close in the second district
The Monitor says the returns received
this afternoon indicate beyond peradven-
ture that the Republican party has won @
triumph, even if it has not d clean sweep,
and has undoubtedly elected Mr.. Cheney
on the popular vote. and carried the Honse
by an overwhelming majority and the
Senate by two to one.
The returns from forty-nine towns give
Cheney. Republican. 1886; Roberts. Dem
ocrat, 77l5; White, prohib bitionist, I49; scat
tering, 3. These towns last year gave Nc.
NutChiu". hopuDilCdu, oocl weston, Dem
ocrat, 7l60; Blackmar, Prohibitionist, and
scattering, O3-a Republican gain Of 9O2.
The Republican State committee are
confident that they have carried the State
: De 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 tho State.
The Democrats are reticent as to the result.
tl,nr yyil
elect their Governor, and possibly Bell,
their congressional candidate.
CONCORD, N. H., March 9.-Niuety- five
towns give Cheney, Republican, Il, ,762;
Roberts, Democrat, l3, 9H; White, PrOhibl-
Zionist, and scattering PA. These towns
last year gave MoCutchins, Republican,
1878; Weston, Democrat, l3,083; Black.