The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Some Figures Given of the Vote in Other
Years.


PORTSMOUTH, Nov. S-The following were
elected TO the Legislature from this city:
William e. Hadley, Thomas J. Mitchell,
willard y. Sampson, William ID. Sise, Joseph
ID. Akerman, Joseph H. Gardiner, six repub-
lieans; Jeremiah Sanborn, Daved orch, two
democrats.
The county ticket is probably elected by at
least thousand majority. Sheriff Kent leads
the ticket in the county and in this city, his
majority in the city being 285. Newton john
son, for county commissioner, is next to Sher-
if Kent.
Stratham and Gambia have been redeemed;
in the former George A, Wiggin and in the
latter Charles III. French, both republicans
were elected TO the legislature EppiDg made
good republican gain. North Hampton did
well for the republican ticket, for all candi-
dates except solicitor; Page, democrat candi-
date for that office, is native of that town.
The vote in this city was as follows: Hale
2019.
In 1876 this city gave 1905 votes for Hayes
for President, and 1116 for Tilden In 1873
the vote for governor was 1115 for Matt Head,
republican, S66 for Frank A. McKean, demo
crat and 1S9 scattering-that being green
back year; Heads plurality, 29; Heads ma
jority 1l0.
The vote of the city in 1880 was as follows:
For the Garfield electors, 1121; for Hancock
electors, 1857, For governor, Frank Jones,
democrat, had 1927 votes; Bell, republican,
1908; scattering, 13; Jones plurelity, 26a Jones
majority, 256.
In 1881, on the mayor vote, the city gave e
republican majority of sixty-fve in total of
only l747; and in August of the present year
the democratic candidate for mayor was elect
ed by plurality of II 1. and a majority of 81,
with total of but 1745 votes-653 less than
were thrown in the Jones-Bel contest Of 1880.
CoNcoRD, Nov. S.--Additional returns re-
ceived up to noon at the Republican head
quarters indicate the election Of Hale by the
people by 200 majority, The Democrats claim
that there is no choice, sand say that if the
complete returns should prove an election it
will be Edgerly. The Democrats are much
elated over Edgerly's large vote, and state
that If he is not elected this time he will be
their standard-bearer in 1884. The present
outlook is that the Republicans have chosen
the Railroad Commissioner by 1000 majority,
the two Congressman by 1000 each, four out Of
hve Councillors, sixteen out OF twenty-four
Senators, and carried six and perhaps eight of
the ten counties, and the House of Representa-
tives by about go majority The Republicans
carry Merrimack county, with the exception of
Sheriff, and that is in doubt. Among addi-
tional prominent Representatives elected are
Rev. A. III. Qnint, ID. d.. of Dover, Hon. Ed
win Wallace and Hon. Charles S. Whitehouse
of Rochester, Hon. James A. Edgerly of Som
ersworth, John S. Kimball of Hopkinton,
Joseph s. Phillips of New London, d. A. Tag
CART OF GotfstoWn, Hon. Charles I'll. Campbell
of Nashua, Augustus III. Bixby of Frances
town, Hon. O. j. Amidod of Hinsdale, Hon.
Ira Colby and Georgia L. Balcom of Claremont
Professor B. 7. Blanfield of Hanover, Daniel
w. Wheeler of Orford Geo. Il. Adams of Ply
mouth and j. G. Burley of Epping Republl-
cans; Hon, Charles f. Stone, John T.. Busiel
and Horato f. Moulton of Laconia, B. q. Carr
of Andover, John P. Locke of East Concord,
Major Jabab B. Whitemore of Hilsboro, and
Col. F. A. Barker of Keene, Democrats. The
headquarters of beth parties in Concord are
crowded with voters anxious to obtain the lat
est returns. At the Republican rooms Chair
man Gallinger is in consultation with Senator
Rollins, Colonel Cheney, Hon. Ruel Darkee of
Croydon, John G. Pearson of Boscawen and
other other prominent mon of the party. The
Monitor, after reviewing the drawbacks of the
campaign, congratulating the Republicans of
New Hampshire upon their glorious victory.
CONCORD, Nov. 8.--Two hundred and eight
towns give Hale 36,599. Edgerly "a, ,694, scatter
ing 794; 80 towns TO hear from gave M iority
against Bell in 1880 of 450, which if returned
in the same ratio will give Hale 661 majority
The Senate viii be II to Z. There will be
moro than sixty Republican majority in the
House of Repr esentatiyes. The Council will
be four Republicans and on Democrat Both
Members of Congress have been chosen by very
large majorities.