, 1876-03-13
POLITICAL.
Facts md lSpcculntions Regarding
tho Election in New Hump.
-'~''' shire To-MOrrow.
Tbs gtato Evenly Divided. and Vote
Buying q Considerable Feature.
Southern Sentiment as Expressed
In a Speech at Charleston.
George Washington slinahanks In the Field
Republican Gains In Now York.

George Washington slinshanks In the Field
Republican Gains In New York.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. ..
rosxoanow's ELECTION IN THE GRANITE afA1E'
Eutetdl Correspondence " The catedao Tribune.
Coxconp, N. H., AfAsol, 1o.-Tucsday no1t
New Hampshire elects Governor, Railroad
Commissioner, md Legislature, which will
choose BcnaloF In tho place OF Anron II.
Craein {nop,) whose term expires March T.
1877. Thcro arc thfeo tickets iii tho held, aa
follows:
tfoptsttor. Rafraad eommHaoaef'
p, o. cbop.,, "1f001''ATw Il. L. r!crcs.
n,,,., w,,r, or"'cnA1'of fhor., peu,uore
''' A' rnoulprz1os1sT..
A. 8. Kendall. J. A. HobeEtl.
THE r1ArroNM.
The Republican platform, like all New Hamp-
sh,fo platforms, is very long and very vehement
It declares that this Is Nation; that the
Republican party Ia bound to protect tho freed
men that tatin for rovenuc, 60 adjusted as
10 po tho toaar burdensomo and most favorable
70 homo industry aud labor should bo adopted;
that tho currency Should bo based on and To-
teomxb!e In coin, md the spoeaiest possible
roturn to specie-paymont bo brought
about; that tho Republicans. with tho
profoundost gratitude to and admiration
for tho President, xamain unaltcra-
bly, opposed to third torn, that tho Admins
tration meets their highest appreciation for its
v,gor economy, and integrity; that tho school
funds should, under no prote1t Hhatey0f. pe
alSiaea ,hat ~" ns1rad ~ tap1."ino mnmed
,oldicra In it's employ with Copfedoratea, etc.
iao nemoGtas'9 pasnol acsn, asu = tnn ao amnnd.
taet ths stass r. fss S.sd
sn 1a',ts ana sonset6e ato cola It to Vii Of
mo no!oos nahoanco ~ sdo ,oitoratn sho a,TrSnrv
tne parry - an.nslon, mi.s suT Tannansinr ,sman1
!ena o. 'ne nhine, roinrn, ~ thc National
Administration; @ y doelatso for treo schools, and
uepteent9 tno t'le sa,,io, oT tnrif for
% ,n.u poa.acIs a atEr Enauc,ng favo3tfsn IN iors,a
tnvenue omy ueHou1Sh @ hh.te.1v "3nrnurrn tho
Prasiaent and nc nopnpneant party na,o, - .,a
me isonin..aon p'asiuaa na annn,"aa ho,h nsrs
ta ~ inT11inN viii, fo c,se Of
huS sah;n, ,n,1 1daes;rin1 ~ ndvnnco il
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1s.c dove.no.. Il ~ ~ ~ FL ass 'sr7 r.
Hi. ist Goyernor. 3S5M 5s.1s2 iii l7s Lis q
Dem. Lib. Rop. O'Conor.TeMr,
ls72 President. ii, ,42s silica lno .Do s.4ss
Dem. Hep: LIZ. Temp. nm
1873. Governor .52olG 1tG!I Gsi 1,9aS ~ Il, Is
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ae1s. oo'efnof' ''''A4@ '''3'' '''' @
orer next highest candidate,
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H. ~ re1r ", ~ ns, scrnnnt co,ta.n,v
VIE suos W Is ~ q. ,,,ot ia, -,
msrs ss.rs .sst Il h.s noninntal Int Il }as
y sat,n p@ aa.5v.n.,an n;m1 10 sha }nrn,
pccA ~ oe.t.u a'pa. . s 4HAssttss Nf W nsa 80 1WIn
ns w. a.o ~ cpnt"st n, hus aha noen NJ .tIirt
~ i,nnrestiosb,ii,r H. Mi vi; nocaussr;ls
sdc,puH n, " orn 49n1H nr ths othar usveTthc,
~ n,s sa.a ~ ;,aa ~ hacr. y;tin lin mast NINTH
.anoret e,d a,rraaaf,i teronafnncn rnriyat
-, tsa % st"n1ismant ~ nSs IN nvar1
.",, ~ ;t. ~ aIo,o viii - mcmtcrshn ~ 1ron
~ - TX m itc,r;'r ~ tt,a nrannrton NJ
.ro,Ms ~ s,, cdron and Sotors ,yi,o wi Gins
J." thar ra-.ias thrro st,oni5 at,1l In snT,c var
~ liz o p1rnt;hision yntc and AZ that Ia no nsich