New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
NEW-HAMPSHIRE SENATORSHLPS.
OPPOSITION TO THE REELECTION OF SENATOR
ROLLINS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUSE.l ]

su IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNEl
,sB BosToN, Juue 18.-The Senatorial contest
in New Hampshire has assumed moro serious
aspect than at nrst antc'pateu' anu
while the enemies OF the sepupncan
party have not been slow in predicting serious sp''
there is great reason to believe that INC excl.,ns
problem will be solved without Affecting
the stability OF tho party. The chiet cause
for fear was the narrow margin which remains on tne
Republican side much more serious opposition 10
the reelection OF Senator Rollins has been deVeiopeu
than was anticipated. aud he Is by no means
sure OF a election His friends underestimateu INC
strength Of the opposition previous to the caucus s
Thursday night aud although Mr.. Rollins was renonf
mated his strength shown to be much less tnah
his followers had predicted. He keeps up bold 'front.'
aud declares his election is assured HIS opponents
are equally positive that he will no'' ana remap' 81 "i
as an outsider can judge. firm in their opposiioh on'
OF the arguments used against his return Is 'h"' he ~
held position long enough; that his aDeS arc "o'
so conspicuous as to warrant him In expecting u
enjoy advantages which other REPRESENTATIVES, " VIZ
State have not enjoyed
Cool heads come in between the two branches
OF the party and cry peace Io''
the division nay inJure the party Ouo
result Of this STRIFE Rollins VIII probably DC Tue
defeat OF the scheme for electing secohu reh"
tor by this Legislature Secretary Chandler mas o'eh
for reasons best known to himself, an earnest
though the caucus last week renominated Senator Bar
II now looks US II Mr.. Blair would remain
nj Manchester for the present IL ID NOT
known positively what course Blair VIII pursue
but fl IA said he will endeavOr 70 deliver MS sens'n :"
Rollins At all events Mr.. Blair VIII endeaYor 70
krrp ail MancAesier men in the background so 'hst
he may have better chance NJ "a. ,, an9
next election There appears to bo q "rignt smart
chance" Tor some Of the many DARK horses Sc Go 70
win the race Among these are j. H. Gallhger ol CV-
n,l chairman Of tbe Republican state Committee %
a. Moore OF Nashua; General Charles H. Burns OF VII
ton and o. Ray, OF Lancaster -, 49,. l., L. ,,oroord
Seary every member o. tHo Leglslture Is IN Coneoru
tount ana the stuation being discdssel WIN great
earnestncs Both houses will meet on luesna!. c"Hn t
yotng separatoy aud Wednesday tbey VIII meet in
iont convention. II Is not believed that tne coees'
will be- prolonged beyond the presont "uuS, tnan
o. C. Moore OF Nashua one Of tue strons mea Hi
IN the party said tonight tnat he tIousut tnus
ine Tepre-sut atiyes now IN the Held VIII REMAIN
unul the fgnt Is settled; that they cann9I M
nontze among themselves. and that II Is
for new candidates TO be brought ,i"i,n iVIwiu w.
nrSsent He h not a candidate against Rolns ~ tiS
pr.dlcts that Rollins will nave on the hrst Dalot aoV
yotrs Briggs and stevens are likely 10 nave twenSf
safb There will also be scattering votes LOT ocucla
Narston and Ex-Governor Bell II ~ lno hon.' ha. =, =,
inn.eon that Bairs successor Will not DC chOseh 1T
THIS session.