The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-13
NEW HAMP ELECTION
Prescott Probably Elected Governor
Republican as Usual.
The Fiaht Over Ind. Patterson.
He is Declared Elected by One
Majority.

BosroS, March 12.--Adyices from New
Hampshire indicate that q very full yotl
is being cast. AT noon, in Concord, III,
vote was not materially different from
that at the same hour last year, Prescott
Republican, having a majority in all th,
Wards heard from. At Nassau the in
dications are that Cook, Democrat will
be elected Mayor by small majority
while Il Ia reported that Mclean, Demo.
crat for Governor, 10 running ahead oI
his ticket In several Wards. Exeter has
elected q Republican Representative tc
the Legislature by q large majority. Al
Keene the Republicans have elected their
Representative, Republican gain. Al
Littleton the Democratic local ticket Is
elected by about eighty majority. Beth.
lehem gives six Democratic majority.
At Manchester the Republicans claim the
election Of their city ticket by a reduced
majority. A small Republican majority
at Dover Is indicated by the noon re.
turns. Upto one o'clock no decisive re.
turns affecting the Gubernalorial ticket
have been received.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BoroN, March 12.-seventy towns in
New Hampshire give Prescott, Republic
can, 1,777; McKean, l0,755; scattering,
19l. The same towns last year gave
Prescott 10000; Marcy 10, ,447; scattering
LOG. Republican net loss, 6l7. The
same relative loss throughout the State
will make the choice Of Governor by the
popular vote very doubtful, and will
probably throw the election into the Leg
islature.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Returns from New Hampshire, up to
9 r. NJ, indicate the election OF so Re-
publicans and 63 Democrats as members
Of the Legislature.
BosroN, March 12.-one hundred and
twenty towns in New Hampshire give
Prescott, 1885; Mexican, 1858; scat
teripg, $50. The same towns last year gave
Prescott, 10,269; Marcy, 17,149; scatter.
ing, 1888; Republican net loss Of ,264.
EXCITEMENT AT HANOVER.
HANOVER, March 12.-There wss the
greatest excitement ever known in Ham
over over the election. The objections to
Ex. United States Senator Patterson
caused bolt Of portion Of the Repub.
licapp, who united with the Democrats
for his defeat. Patterson was declared
elected by one majority. Prominent Re.
publicans who counted the votes with the
oflicials claimed q mistake OF one in the
fret count and demanded recount. This
was refused and Patterson declared
elected.
BosroS, March 12.-one hundred and
towns in New Hampshire give
Prescott 24.759; Mexican, 2S,3l0; scatter
ing, SIG. The same last year gave Pres.
colt 25,745; Marcy, 22,74O. scattering
255. Republican net loss 1915.
CONCORD, N. H., March 12--The vote
in one hundred and fifty towns and cities
gives Prescott 29.342; Mexican 2G,660;
scattering 525. Last year the same
places gave Prescott 80. 800; Marcy 25,.
9Sl; scattering 800. Republican net loss
$3.50. 1t Seems certain that Prescott is
elected Governor and the Republicans
carry the House and Senate and Council.
The Republicans claim that Prescott is
elected by 1000 votes, and the Democrats
concede him 1000 to 1900 majority.
The Republicans claim the House by
not less than fifty majority, which will
probably not be far from right. They
also claim that they have carried eight
out Of twelve Senatorial Districts. OF
the counties the Republicans will carry
Rockingham ,strafford, Hillsborough and
and the Democrats, Belknap,
Merrimac, Grafton and Goose.
Horace A. Brown, Republican, was elect
ed Mayor Of the city.
The following is the vote Of the princi.
cipal cities in New Hampshire for Gov.
ernor: Concord 1854, Mexican
,42S; Nashua-Prescott l,l69, Mexican
1923; ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1852, Nc.
Kean 972; Dover-Pfescott 1,lSS, Nc
Kean $50; Keene-Prescott $40. Mexican
500. Eighty town. still to hesr from.