NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS
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Inthe late New Hampshire elections the re-
suit has been glorious for the democracy. They
have elected their candidate for Governor John


H. Steele, a native, we believe, of North Caro-
lina) three Congressmen; four Councillors ten
Senators, aud have eighty majority ia the House
of Representatives. The feds, aboli6onists and
twaddiers tas the Patriot calls them) have eiec-
ted few members to the House, and carried their
county officers in old federal Cheshire. Mr..


Woodbury., who was nominated but few weeks
since in place of the traitor Hale, has, we regret
to state, been defeated-but Hale is not, elected
nor will he be. The next election will bea sue
cessfpl one for Mr., Woodbury.. .fao gS., = 6as