New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13


J;~,.ture. q supporter of Mr.. Rollins sun
-,;,tod q letter from him withdrawing MS
- Tn the succeeding ballot William Il.
rhander. Secretary of the Navy, received u
large number of votes for Senator
MR.. CHANDELIERS LARGE VOTE
,,,oo,,rs LEADING CANDIDATE AFTER roll
,,Ns,s wIrHpRAwAL-MR. RoLLINss LETTERS
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBuSE.l
CovcoPD n H.. July Ex-senator Rollins mas
heep drawn out of the for the Senatorshp, anu
will not succeed himself as Senator from new
Hanpshre The struggle, which mas aosoroeo ,no
attention of the Legislature for about three woeks
20 the exclusion of all other business, is nearly
ended apparently.
Mr.. Rollins became convinced late wednesday
NIGHT that his cause was hopeless, aud after md
n,obt he sent AN open letter to the four Repupcahs
who had been receiving support from the antl-
cane men, agreeing to retire from the Held II the
others would do the same The letter was aooresseu
TO Gilman Marston Aaron f. Stevens James f.
Bupes and James w. Patterson, ana reclleo 'ue
fact that Mr. Rollins had received the Repuphean
caucus nomination but that he had not oeen eieceo
United States Senator because some hepuoi'can
members of the LEGISLATURE had refused 10 aoloe py
the actlon of the caucus The harmony oi 'ne "o
nnohcar party in New Hampshire was much I'M
he WAS therefore wiling to retire FROM the contest
f The four uentie men he ramed in his letter would
follow the same course.
THE CONDITIONAL OFFER DECLINED.
This letter met with no response to-day, except
nv a remark 10 he Legislature this noon from one
of the anti-raucus men, who styled the letter al
ecotistical production and unworthy OF reply.
There were only thirteen absentees TO-DAY Wheh
the ballotIng was begun In the twenty y-nisl JoIn'
ballot Patterson Dropped out his twenty y-ouI Vo'es
gong principally TO Tapoan and William H. Cnahu-
ler On this ballot Chandler received elgnt voteS'
which was the beginning of boom for the Secretary
of the Navy. Rollins received nlnety-three agaln'
or fourteen over the last ballot on wednesday
The first ballot to- 1av resulted as follows: Whoe
number OF votes cast 322 necessary dor GnUl1e, e
Barnard, /; JOhn Y M9grdge; l. CR'fIGs T's H.
burns Jeremah smi'h WIlla% r. Gnan 20
Mason W. TappaD. % James j. Brggs, 3i Ed
ward H. Rollins, 93 Harry Bingham III.
WITHDRAWAL OF ROLLINS
At the conclusion of this ballot Mr. Whltehouse.
of Rochester. presented the following letter from
Senator Rollins. drawing out Internationally from
the race:
10 N, Rep,,1l,can II n6ers of the NecHampshre
Ca ndate for United States Senator, regularly
A In acc riance with nehonOred usages OF tn
nart nave Iur weeks, and at nearly every woe
taken Oeen supported by majority OF you WIN Gu Ire
ndeity From the beginning of tue canvass however:
NV election has been opposed by several gentlemen OF
1s hands, and always by the agency of eau uses ana
convent and tney have succeede thus ar ~
ing the election OF ) n .5or IN Legislature co"S
ninety Re publican majority. -. D.,h,,
Convinced length Lat the interests OF tne hepuo
can party require sp edt termination OF tns
Of tuugs nave proposed to four gentlemen W1o nave
~ M % % cniates Tor tue Sc nate IN def ace Of the will
o the organization tuat we all rctrc lron tne ued an
leave Opeu tne further co sidsr4tOh OF tue parry
Tins propos mas not been accepted, and leave tnose
gentlemen tu settle t1er acc lunt IL thls ehire
Repuulcln rarry OF NV Hampshire la my view OF
pu5ic affairs | thus brought to face an important
In a. actve membership of the Republican party ever
since It's 1r ~ seasons az Sl d "% sometime as
private tt ranks nave never faltered IN suporung
t. prnc pies its DomnaJols and It's accredited MODES
O action Nor have nestatrd 10 Q any sacridce OF
my personal feelings or ambitions winch ths expresse
Will of my party associates seemed 70 usmana ea
IL costs me neartDurnings 70 tread lne
path OF duty again, AMI, therefore, @ IN
in whose continued ascendancy in t'e state aud Nation
believe tie best interests Oi our time are Douna up anu
for which am as soictOus TO-DAY as ever % Deioo, & SUI
especially in Oi tne approaching fresi enual ei1
tion ne clOseness OF the Uncd states seha ana the
sOlute importance OF cnOos * kepuoncan oenav "r
this session, desire TO withdraw my name as your
anotner. Profoundly gra eful TO you, aud througa
you 10 the Republicans OF the slate, S i4r
enjoyed ana particularly thanking ny lrlends for their
generous support in this prOtraeted struggle am WIN
great lespe''' '0"' EDWARD Fl ROLLINS.
LARGE VOTE FOR WILLIAM E. CHANDLER.
The twenty-second ballot was then taken and re-
suited as follows Whole numoer OF votes cast, 3ZZ
necessary TO IA ch ice. 1862; of which Harry Bing-
ham received 113. James f. Briggs 81, Gilman
Marstori 20, jeremiah Smith IL, jacob H. Galiln-
per4. Walter Hartman g. John L. Spnng 2. Will
lam Z. Cha .dler 81, Mason W. Tappan 80, Aaron
F. Stevens 49, Orrn G. Moore g. Daniel Barnard 4,
BENJAMIN F. Prescott 2, Samuel Z. Eastman 2, and
several others one each.
IErFp MP ROLL INS,S RETIREMENT.