Our returns, printed' elsewhere, show
largo Democratic gains everywhere,
whivlt may result in giving that party
the Governor and all of tbreo Con
gressmen. It is certain that they
liave curried ono district tbe Second,
and thcro oro strong probabilities that
the First and Third bave uUo given
adverse majorities. What makes this
remit furprieing is the perfect coufi.
dence which was felt in the success ol
- the Republicans. - The cauviua bad
been a dull and unexciting one, it is
true, but all tho indications wore fu
vorablo. Tbe SpricgGvld Republican
, of Monday fiid f
Not for many ycara has New Ilamp
sblro seen such n dull political canvass
,, tbo one which will close with the
'. election to morrow. The Kepubli
cans' success on the Stuta ticket la
! conceded on "all hands, and nothing
van imperil It sava a fueling; of too
' prrout aoourity on tbe part of lbs lit-
; publreau ibomselvea. Tbe Itepubli
an canvass, whose accuracy has been
' proven so often that great rsllnuce
! placed npon It gives that party the
1 State by ft corofuriable margin. Tbe
Second Congressional district Is tbe
only one of the three that ia consider
ed iu doubt, and thcro tbe friends of
General Stevens, Republican, are
' confident of ia election. .' ' '
' It now ' appears that we bive not
' only lot the Second district; but the
' First nd . Third, and tht State also.
Tbeeetiro Conyienslonal ; delegation
' in tbe Forty Unit Congress waa Repub-leen--lte
last' dispatch' reeotved an
nonoces that it will probably 1 w
eratle.,''' '; '- '','' : ' " ;
"' Tl Oraotto Statis has done badly..
