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raxon's resolutions were overwhelmingly rejected.
The convention then adjourned.
NEW.HAMPSIIRE DELEGATES DIVIDED.
TWO FOR EDMUNDs, ONE FOR BLAINE AND ONE Foh
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ARTHUR.
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CoScoRp. n. H., April 30-The New-Hamp-
.hre state convention for the choice of delegates TO
Chicago was held here to-day. There was wide diver
s,ty OF sentiment shown and there were also several
instances OF alleged fraudulent voting. The delegates
elected are as follows Charles H. Sawyer of Dover Ior
Edmunds George H. stowell. of Caremont blaine hrs'
choice Arthur secOnd Edward III. Rollins OF Coheou "
pronounced Arthur man and Joseph b. Clark OF MAN
chester or Edmunds,. In the first two ballots won
resulted in the choice of Charles H. sawyer ana "eos
n stOweI there was no complaint of irregalarlV Vi
unfairness. The friends of Edward H. KoihhS "eIo u
appointed at his being elected on either INC W. VI
the second trials. Alter the second ballot 'he ho'
men rallied In strong numbers and showed great enn
ssm for their favorfte. During the tmFd paio' '"o
were Indications Of ilfeenG and before the result was
formally declared the report went through the hah h'
Rollins lacked only one vote OF an election iA0'o"'
now began to be manifested and o. I. moore IoSe ~ "
,pparenty excited condition and stated TO Tue
mat he had rroof that delegate had put ID o"u'n
NJ ballots Another jumped up ana sald ths' ono
do,cg.e pu, in fifteen ballots. Neither OF these genie
men stated In whose the alleged ballot stnthng was
aouc but Mr. Moorc's known hostility TO Rollins ed inc
friends of the latter believe the remarks OF one se
man. at least could be construed into an ihShoauoh upon
the honesty Of Mr Roins's supporters lnthe meantime
,orrers for Nj Rollins went about ing for dele
a,o who had not voted on the third ballot and began 10
escort them to the platform IN order that MI honS
frures might receive the nhug increase ueedtu 10 so'o
hi election As soon the anti Rollins aen So" Wha' Was
going GA they began shout AL over The nall ios are
cle.,d~ and considerable confusion prevailed L u N'i
unr o. Nancho str OF the tecIS, rose ON 'e P"'
form and said that there were found ID inc O"o'o
seven vote. in one bunch and five IN ano'h'fi ln'' ~
Pre- dent in the presence OF and with the app"N" VI
The lers had thrown six ballots rom one ouhou
sr ,ur from the other Then there were cries rom d"
mari. of the hall: For whom were they cast
Coouel Gimonr then stood up aud said he hau hol ue
r,buc the person for whom the punches oil odIlo's
nod bean cast IL was then decided that the lOIls h
r. IN closed and there nOchol,c lf u'N
orc srn,,v th- result OF tine bitter opposition 10 AVI
ins oT a lew prominent party men VINO sttl1tI uStCl-
SO, Isl night and this morning 10 rene" ID INC con
yeUl tho fight wnicu last summer fe9ultu III
., r ,n inns lr senator. The announcement OF tho re-
su OF the fourth ballot showing tue e'vV'9n % - 49,
Rollins by handsome mai0y, was recelNedO y us SUP
porter IS with great EN- husidsu' AH' 1V'N7 ~" ~ -9
and throwing up their mas ~. ,t..,. 81 otber
r rat,oTln congratulates the Repu hcans OF Othei
stfr lpon the fltteIng prospects for another Ilunn
az 10 ou6ican principles cOumcuis Ffesld'ht -hthut
and demands suCh exercise O power Y
tbc National Government a. VII insure EMO. htul Ol Ms
copStuuuon3l rights to every cllZcn ID the Holl' IL
condemns hOTiLOut al reduction OI duties ana hth ,hs
me doctrine protection faYOriug reduction 0l uutS
a. thc ucceSSar- OF he and an increase hpoh iuAurGS
IL urges the eradication OF poly gany ana REFORM III t
civil service demands the suspension OF inc cOludS az
Of yer dollars and approves the National Euueauon"l JILL
passed hy the Senate.