The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
STATE ELECTION YEsrER-
Ghh DAY.
49,. Cont.ss-Large Democratic
A,..-RepubIicau Governor
r,.e,ed by Probably 1900
Majority.

MASS. March l2-Advices
Tsw Hampshire indicate that q
ron taIi vote is being cast AT noon, IN
IS:;cord Ss,; the vote was not materially ail.
ConovC C. CTom that at the same hour last
iefep' Prescott, Republican, having q
yes', in all the wards heard from. At
mSyC,m the indications are that Cook,
= y S,rr STccrst will be elected mayor oy 9 small
psmv ;n,;ty while it is reported that Nc
TS 1S.O the Democratic candidate Tor Gov
L7au' :. rnnning ahead of bis ticket IN sew
efn"r,, ef,s.d. Exeter elected q Republican
efsI,saOtstiye efsI TO the Legislature by
1s;ority. At Keene the Repuol-
.s,s sIae,ed their Representatives Re-
SspI 'hncsp gain. At Littieton the Demo
pun pun IocsI ticket was elected by about
cra.S cr.;ori,v lit, Bethlehem gives 5 Demo.
" =. m nsiority. At Manchester the Re-
''s.'S So: claim the election OF the city
P-ob ya, he 4 reduced majority. A small
v.nnbIicsn msjority st Dover Is inui'
..J br the noon returns Up TO one
'',oo a"saL 1o decisive returns affecting the
GCSSNs,ostorisl SY ticket had been received
tIlucl u1sS'
RosroS, March l2,--Returns from New
u.mnsbirs up to . P. NJ, indicates the
aI.c,j5n Let of 50 Republicans and 63 Demo-
oral, 10 the Legislature.
u,s-,x March l2.-Seventy towns in
>aw Hampshire gave Prescott, RePubi-
t,n iii; McKesn, lO,I55; Scattering
SaJ ,aI The same towns last year gave
W.. p..,,o,t y 900; Marcy. 1O,447i scatter
-, los The Republican Let loss Is OH.
s rs, ,,ne relstlve loss throughout the
S,,,s will make the choice OF Governor
he the popular vote very doubtful ana
p;Ob.bly throw The election IN the Leg
i,s,ure.
D .roy March l2.-One hundred and
,xs,ry towns in New Hampshire give
p,s.co,,, 1885; Mexican, 1883; sest-
,.,,,c $50 The same towns last yesr
"a Prescott, 1929; Marcy, l7,l4s;
,r,,tering, 1888. Republican net loss,
1854.
g,xovEs March l2.--The greatest
vehement ever known in Hanover
s,,.,. over the election. Objections TO
.rT,itsi Ststes Senator james W. Pat
,s,o,. csused portion OF the Republi-
AN, 10 united with the Democrats Tor
h, ds,e.t. Patterson was declared elect
q, by one majority. Prominent R1Puo-
r.,, who counted the votes with the
o6r.l.. csimed s mistake OF one IN
,,s ir.t count and demanded recount.
Tb, Vas refused and Paterson declared
elected.
BosToS. Msrch l2.-One hundred and
fo,,y.fv. towns IN New Hampshire give
Prt.co,t 24,759, Mexican 23,3lO, scatter
irg5l6. Last year the same towns gave
Prescott 25,7Il, Marcy 22,740, scattering
25S. Republican net loss l.6l5.
CONCORD, n. H., March l2.-The vote
Of one hundred and fifty cities and
towns give Prescott 29, ,342, Mckean
% 56O. scattering SIS. Last year the
sane places gave Prescott 3O,329, MaIey
25g3l. scattering 800. Republican net
lns. 1880 1t seems certain that Pres-
c5u is elected Governor, snd that the
Republicans will csrry the House and
Senate srd Council. The Republicans
clsim that Prescott is elected by 1000,
and the Democrats concede him 1000 10
1900 majority. The Republicans claim
the House Ly about 90 msjority, which
vii probsbv not be far from right.
They also c!,in to have carried eight
out Of the twelve Senstorisl districts.
OF the counties the Rpublicsns carry
Rockingham, Strstiord, Marlborough
and sullivan. ana the Democrats Bel
KNAPP, Carroll, Merrimac, Grafton and
Coo. Hmace a. Brown, Republican,
Was elected Mayor OF this city.