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New HAMPSHIRE ELEcrloN.-lt will be seen,
by the following paragraph, that the Democrats
IN that State have met with defeat. 1t is from
a leading Whig paper, the Springfield (Mass.) Re-
publican, and shows the complexion of the Wig
Victory we hear much talked about


Amos Tuck is elected from the lst district bv
2OoO majority; AMI Gen. James Wilson from the
81 DO, by 800 to 600. They supported by
the allied partles-whigs. independent democrats
and aboliionsts. The regular locotoco have sus.
ta'nei most severe defeat. The securing of
two addtti0nal anti-rar and anti-slarery rofes in
the next Congress-and from such a state as New
tiampshlre--is matter Of no slight Importance.
1t may result in events of the greatest moment,
parties in the House of Representatives being so
nearly divided, and upon it will devolve, 10 u
great measure, the future management and result
OF the war, and perhaps. even the election of our
neat president. THIS victory, then is one to be
relolced over by every whig, BY erery opponent
of Sl"rery ertention and he couiinuance of the
ocar, in the country