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instead Of six Wings; and the Senatorial
district, including that town, sends a ster-
ling Democrat by two hundred gain, in
stead Of Wing.


In Nashua, Mr.. ATmERToN's residence,
Notwithstanding the assaults on him for his
lntl-Abolition resolutions, the Democrat
lc gain has been eighty seven votes, and
Mr. ATnERToN is reelected by nearly six
thousand majority. or nett gain over the
vote Of last year OF near three thousand
votes.


In Concord, the residence of Governor
HILL and Senator PIERCE, the Democrat
ic gain has been ninety-five; and in
Charleston, Mr.. HuBBARDis residence, the
Democratic gain has been from twenty to
thirty; and very large also in tho adioin-
ing towns.


So much for details. Now look to the
State as whole. The Democratic Gov
einor is elected BY majority six to So
ven thousand, instead of three thousand,
as last year.


The council is four Democrats to one
Wing.


The Senate ten Democrats to two
Wings, and the House of Representatives
Democratic majority of near forty, in
stead of twenty-five.


This is the 'sober second thought" of
the Granite State. Let the Old Domin-
ion look to its hardy Democratic sister in
the North, and see if it does not as in '9S
feei proud OF the name of Democrat, and
not like Mr.. RIvEs, deny the faith, the
creed, and the name.--Globe.
Ertrao: Of a letter dated


"PoRTsMoUTH, March ID, 1889.


"The Treasury corruptions and
the deialcations have been the battle
cries. Wise's and Prentiss's speeches
have been circulated by thousands. Our
people, however, have understood the sub
lect, and the clamors have all redounded
to the confusion of the Opposition. 1t |
was the most absurd policy to make the
point OF issue the character of the Secre-
lary OF the Treasury, in place where the
personal knowledge of him would refute
Inc charges at once. The result of this
election in New Ilampshire-for the gain
8, | understand, proportonate through
)ut the State-cannot but be highly graft
wing on this account, ifno other, to Mr.
