New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

PROGRESS OF The IOLl llCAb CADlThiuN'
APPEALS TO WAR PASSIONS by REPUBLICAN srEaK-
ERs-GoOD ORGANIZATION OF BOrn PARiIPS-
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS DENUSClATIoS OF COR
RUPTION.
lYHox A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUsE.l
BOsTOS, Feb. 29.-The political field in New
Hampshire has begun to take ITS eliest aspect 1t
high time that 1t should for the election only two
weeks ahead. New-Hampshire is State In
which the int rest in politics dies out We ght
our battles In Massachusetts, have stirring campaign
which lasts. perhaps three four weeks nless Presi-
dent TO be chosen and there is end to the matter
for the ten eleven months in the year Not so
with New-Hampshirc neighbors. Their war are s
never accomplished. They scheme and scold at each
other years end another and their elections
arc only eps ies IA state OF chronic hostility Disc-
pne very strict in th campaigns and the system OF
canvasng Is reduced nearly to science that 1t is
easier tell what to he the result in advance than In
any other closelycontested State In the Union During
the last three years the state has seen changes from one
TO the other party with each year. yet only little over
500 votes has been sufficient bring this about III every
case and the result has always been accurately foret0d
Nobody looks any decided change in the p0pu
lar vote this year. The Republicans do not alt the
possibility OF any loss in their pl raty or aye ago. ana
the Democrats do not claim gain suhcient 10 eccItnc
candidate for Governor by the people. The probaniiy
is that there little difference in the estimates OF the Two
parties as far as the state ticket Is concerned Mr. Marcy
the Democratic candidate, is very popular in the Demo
cratic ranks and has many personal friends among the
Republicans in his own section OF the State but, on the
other hand to the oldfashoned Republicans elsewhere
who have not advanced much beyond the close Of tc
war he ia as obnoxious candidate could be selected
His record in Congress was bad in their eyes. and
both during and after the Of the rebellion he was one
Of the most extreme In his party in bis opposition to
the war and reconstruction policy Of the Republican
party. on the other hand it Is not claimed for Gov.
Cheney that he has any especial availability "a tie Re
publican candidate. His strength last year WAS largely
ii his opponents weakness. He is not the favOrte In his
ewn party that Mr. Marcy IA in that Of the opposition.
But neither side is much interested in the contest for
Governor in that for members OF the legislature The
Democrats nominated NJ Marcy with view to carrying
the doubtful towns and districts and controlling the Leg
isaturc 1t Is in these tnat the present struggle to be
made; for it Is expected that the Legislature viii be
called upon elect Governor well as United States
Senator.
TIE CANVASS.
As has been ntimaed, the open ceconecring work OF
the campaign tarly ia its commencement In other
Presidential years aud at many elections which had only
local bearing the speaking and the work az orSaza-
tion began weeks earlier. Tho difficulty has been
in the want OF funds both sides The Democrats have
not been so well supplied their opponents for several
years Most Of their orators who from this State into
New-Iiampshre think themselves well off if their cx-
pens are paid. The Republicans have generally sent
Gen Hartman and Ge Swift from the Cusomhouse,
and have called upon Boss" Shepherd at Washington.
and the distllers O ST. Louis. Chicago, and Milwaukee.
meet large portion OF the remaining necessary out
lay There were fnis for them from the latter
this year, and. though something WIS hlf promised rom
Washington Bnss 1t not ieit safe % walt TIL
began. An appeal male TO BJstph Boston has oi-
aided the NcwIIaupshire Republicans in their eX-
trcmiy IJ is not probable that IN . Presidential year
money was ever before MED them here Bat this year
it did Massaous It's Republicans are taking
Nt#- hmm lfr.
election. 1ney dOD't quite know whether II Will brln<
prosperity to their pa tY to win there victory miy in
candidate 'OsteI upon tnrm To the dan Sei, not
the loss Of the Prtsdci.,ial election Tne New-ha 7,
the symp thy that it has been hrir wont TO receive
the ID nave srnt here FOR SpeIkers, and they
nave sent to New-YoIk also iOr money. Tae youc ais
here have sent one or tHo men, an have lyen them te
respOu led an the snews OF war.
T.c Republicans are dong much mere on the stump
in.s alrrady, AMI viii hold many more t" ue't wv"
weeks Mg. burrows, au eX-CJns sccssnin Isom Mthi2in
who WAS defeated thr LIS ecctlon is thcir chef ora
tor lis speech Is "A hey tho 0 be taken in All
drossn toe p'Ope Tnc od contest to be f9hslt over
again Appeal is mId5 To dislike toward the Don trdt>
tHai grew out of iSsaes Tne speakers devote
themselves is Ia tns recOrl of Mr. Marcy wnlc tAey
nd to be no bter than that OF pb"rh'ai ana tAcH
ey ur- th.t Democrats having n1w t1Acn hun iur
representative man, is proof fhst tdey ar the SAM
party tDey always wcre. Icy g Oh from thS ID iaw
y uturr of The dan that ar-at,ns tIa country from
restoration OF the Democrats % pow T. Oh rourSe TIE,
quote Literally from The sp 2ch Of Nj Ben. LII oi
G. orla in ths connection. In short, Il n of the
OF CEeve years agU proves t.ia staple
nrlly ah that Is sa a. NV l>s es are lSn r1I Irrc y
attention paid 10 tne sta-c OF the currency 0ut n"
much 10 l. easier TO slake the olooly sniit h'n Ike
Burrows and lis Snintoa on the simp are ~ tIs'r I"
gong beyond Ter dePti "teh ih'' tilk 0f p'Eiicai
rcnn0m,. TIE Democrats are crowded, therefore, Uu
tBrls ant-Wal rrcu.l anu tntlr ihNH ciii ud"t hhh
srctcr Oi dnoIcr Rebellion IN nyO~rI 10 i!-Ht TIE
soul, II ilc o, Itss Oi the granite HIS Tc
Donocrtic tactcs ~ "pp 's'oi"h are no A't ~ dove
q Il, b.. They tO DC - rush IN with
81 al oi the itcr BcpuJ sins Ot alniu,:rhDn; 10
cAIrge nome tic corrCpoh LAT HAS '"iio"ci l." war
aIt lN oiy IN the nihl ot Ca aVciS
OF the nerd w"cn tie uses ni eXtIslya dn"cS
,ong conI'ndince IN power nave male oi cnaise ~
tc GOycrnuomt lhoy too sy littie about the currency
uuesi"n. 10 has hOt tnncn dpm clt interest lOr ~"
Not.r pn ct"er sldr' lud, eI-tf"ais be!ss IL is NJ
caUle oI sufficiently Lot treatment I" mel ihe t'"S
pcO pie wuV Se rs eAcioI IA thcr pdDilc 6itGcn7 ~
tIey do in New-hdmpSdre.
SIRE 9Th OF TIIE PARTIES.
This chronic contcutOn in politics has made the New
Hampshire voters very toward each other. Bot,
sides ii, al oat hInd-bs, and both are good d@Il
cited just AT present very full vote win doubtless
brouSn, out Tue Democrats arc charged wlth vOtin,
lac irish population OF the cities ratEer more beIv
than the aciu, number of those who qualified vii
justify and 1t ID said land adnItod that the
T. mIculate Republicans wink az the iutrOdacii II ot
G .nala people the border . aid The Amer
cans serving their country by one day ~ service.
Zach party viii get out every voter that Luof love
money vii mako accessible and La SO vote is looAnd
for. The Leaders botn sides know that the
s.rrgsc is to control the Legislature. The Republicans
may carry their l.de i'll by the people but ,icy
nDt AT conienC ais poinL TIE Democrats INIT
tAat tn cbauces arc that there Will Ia
arr putting their effort mostly into organic
and VIII DO Their best to III ct lhe Republicans H. tao
strlc To control tue close towns In tie .ruestn
to struggle, contingent eanIdates are lor-o.tsn
NuGhIn. is about tho Idltes Or United stale
either maud. o. tlc Democratic slide, w
ever, there doubt that Mr. Ia ~ BiBsnLn Oi
LtrtOn expects the place and OI The puOiican TIA.
tie party Will he g3d u grt IN ADLER man than MI
C.lgn It's c.lItc. provided IL LAS the Logi ltUe.
T.ic PRESTON that Mr. rollins would Do .Idn
nirl.y said 20 hc general AbOu rcSldtnIiI
3
in To give uuth ue 10 srecu tOhs Oh
any u!ttcr DeJ Onl t.ie ell ctiJh tnat is IN IinenL