The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
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CLEAR REPUBLICAN VICTORY
BOTV BRANCHES OF THF LEGIsLA-
TURE REPUBIICAN-G0v CHENEY
REELECTED PROBABLY BY 1900 MA
JORITY-FRAUDS BY BOTH PARTIES.
Especial to THE GLoBE.l
New Hampshire Election.
KEEN REpUBLIoAN-337 MAJORITY.

II hhNt ~. nlniCh
The election in this city was holly con-
tested, but passed off quietly. The repub-
lican candidates for representatives are
elected in wards one, two, three and four.
The democrats elect representative in ward
five by fifteen votes. The total republ-
can majority in the city is 1871. A net
gain over last year of 70. J.E.P.
GOOD PROSPECTS,.
Boston, March IA.
A special from Concord, N. H., says the
election opened with one of the brightest of
March days. A large vote is now predic-
ted. In this city great number of coun-
terfeit tickets are in the field, put out by
both parties in the interest of Todd and
Proctor, candidates for senator. No re-
suit can he reached till after midnight.
Reports from the various towns at noon in
dictate republican gains. Littleton is DEM
ocratic on the state and county ticket. In
Harrisvile the republicans elected their
representative by one majority. In every
town, it Is said, evidences of frauds on
both sides are apparent, and challenging at
the polls is brisk. Dover shows republican
gains UP to noon. South Hampton elects
democratic representative by two major
ity
Dispatches from various towns in New
Hampshire report clear weather and the
election progressing in an earnest but or
deIly manner. No returns are yet re-
ceived. In Concord great number OF
counterfeit! tickets are IN the field, put out
by both parties, in the interest Of Todd
and Proctor, candidates for senator. There
are everywhere unmistakable evidences of
fraud, and challenging at the polls is brisk.
Returns from "a towns of New Hamp-
shire show republican gains.
CONCORD, March ID.
Returns from SO towns and wards give
Cheney 1881, Marcy 1O,572, Kendall aud
scattering 90. In 1872 the same towns
and wards gave the republicans II, 469,
democrats 1861, prohibition, etc IT'S.
Republican net gain this year, gu. Esti-
ma ed returns from 1903 towns show that
the republicans are still gaining.
BosToN, March IA.
A Concord special to the Post, demo-
cratic, comedies a republican victory in
New Hampshire, majority in both
branches of the legislature, and the cleo.
ton of Cheney by the people by small
majority, but, as was the case last year,
later returns may materially affect the re.
suit. One hundred and sixiy-six town,
and wards give Cheney 1880 Marcy,
democrat, 25,224 Kendall and scattering,
254. The same towns last year gave the
republicans 26,5S3, democrats %, 1868, and
scattering ATT. Republican net gain ais
CONCORD, N. H., March a.
The republicans are confident that they
have made clean sweep and are very ju
bilant; there is no doubt that they have
elected majority of senators and they
claim majority in the house of Is. TIL,
democrats do not concede that the house i.
republican. f. II. Rollins of the republi
cans state committee considers that the re
publlcans have elected of IL senators
and that they will have majority in The
house of 20. He thinks Cheney's majority
will be al least 200.