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New Hampshire Election Shows Hubbard Set For Reelection
Early returns from 64 towns indicate a substantial shift against Hubbard compared with last year. The latest tally shows Hubbard at 8 734, Colby 5 504, White 2 678, with all others 1 288 and a 636 majority against Hubbard, suggesting an overall lead near 2 000 votes as more results come in. The storm reduced Hubbard support while opponents voted strongly, tempering but not reversing the Democratic edge.
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Hubbard
Colby
White
Stevens
Mr Hubbard
Haverhill
Lynn
Plymouth
Pilgrim
Ditto
Abington
Concord
Barclay
Briggs
Indian Ocean
St. Helena
New Bedford
Africa
John Adams
Cape of Good Hope
Rio Janeiro
Bogle
Washington Street
Summer Street
Port Au Prince
Pliny Merrick
Worcester
Cabot
Salem
Whigs
Peep
Chelsea legislator Isley deemed unseated by house ruling
The Chelsea citizen Isley who seated himself in the legislature without authority is ruled not legally elected and not entitled to a seat. The decision, by twelve votes, condemns interlopers and fraudulent votes as the source of the disputed organization. It calls Speaker King to resign and allow the legitimately chosen member to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isley
Chelsea
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
King
Missouri
Messrs Lowe
Wilkinson
Snelling
Wilkins
Dutton
Boston
J. P. Bigelow
Eastburn
State House
TSK
Wilbur
Pitts
Williams
Robinson
Morte
Read
Weaver
Hodges
Crane
Ther
Whitmarsh
D. Wilbur
Buffingry
White
Haskins
Church
Kempton
Rotch
Staples
Taber
Ian
Yeas
Thompson
Josselyn
Osborn
Tower
Little
Shurtleff
Hitchcock
Sherman
Bagnall
Fogg
Vinal
Nays
Gay
Lavery
Lewis
Bartlett
Kingman
Bradford
Allen
Meigs
Burgess
Richards
Barnstable
Hinchley
Handy
Taylor
Collins
S. A. Paine
Kenney
Freeman
Howes
Nye
Moody
Higgins
Paine
Hale
Dukes
Vincent
Norton
Nantucket
Barker
Barney
Dennis
Folger
Wales
Richardson
Woburn
Boston Arsenal Neglect Exposed by State Secretary
The secretary of state reports gross neglect at the Boston arsenal under the adjutant general and military store keeper. Firearm and equipment disarray, unlogged stock since 1822, and unsafe storage prompted calls for immediate legislative action to secure public property and improve oversight.
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Hartwell
Carver
Worcester
Hood
Cobannel
Citizens
Senate
Eneral
Gourgas
Boston
Sheafe
New York
Mevinett, Clananmed
Shea
Cambridge
Holmes
Gardner
Houses of Correction
Grgt
William Miller
Josiah Pomroy, Jr
Daniel C. Wood
Jonathan C. Clary
Texas
Union
Minot’s Lodge
Daniel Herring
Elizabeth B. Swett
Benjamin Seaver
Ozias Goodwin
Mr Brown
Norfolk
Griswold
Messrs Upton
Strong
Hammond
Messrs
Abbott
Wright
Yeas
Ways
Davis
Barnstable
Dillingham
Eliot
Gray
Hart
Messrs Howe
Ilsley
Alpheus Nettleton
Orieon Underwood
Richardson
Messrs Brown
Fuller
Messrs Gardner
Lincoln, Hood
Champion
Chelsea
House of Reformation
South Wharf Corporation
Patience Wood
Legislative actions and votes in the Massachusetts Senate
The Senate debated consignments of bank bills, approved orders, and a plan to prorogue the General Court, with amendments on pay for members. It advanced a Lowell justice court bill, passed fixes on charitable and adjournment matters, and set committees to inspect Mount Benedict damage and normal schools.
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Hood
Wm. A. Crocker
Essex Bank
Abbott
Strong
Mechanics’ Bank
Lynn
Messrs Gardner
Griswold
Wright
Mr Abbott
General Court
Greenwood
Yeas
Mount Benedict
Charlestown
Upton
Fuller
Amen
Davis
Barnstable
Treasury
Commonwealth
Nays
Messrs
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Essex
Eliot
Gray
Gourgas
Greenwold
Gardner
Hammond
Ilsley
Leland
Perkins
Bristol
Pingree
Richardson
Savary
Brown
Norfolk
Bragg
Champion
Dillingham
Giles
Hartwell
Lincoln
Spurr
Messrs Wright and
M. Abbott
Justice’s Court
Lowell
Daniel Hering
Hugh R. Kendall
John Levy
Geo. H. Balch
Chelsea Seat Fight Proceeds After Dissolution Vote
In a lengthy dispute over Hosea Ilsley’s Chelsea seat, the House debated whether dissolving a town meeting to prevent an election was lawful. The majority urged vacating the seat while the minority argued the dissolution was improper and sought maintaining the representative. The body voted to declare the seat vacant.
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Ent
Stevenson
Boston
Committee On Finance
Thomas
Charlestown
Committee On Elections
Hosea Ilsley
Messrs Thomas
Russell
West Cambridge
Williams
Easton
Sisley
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Brownson
Gay
Hosea Sisley
Chelsea
Walley
Roxbury
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Lowell
Brooks
Tidd
New Braintree
William T. Olney
Rhode Island
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Olney
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Daniel Herring
Hugh R. Kendall
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Greene
Holbrook
Howe
Howes
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Means
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Palfrey
E. Palmer
J. A. Palmer
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Thaxter
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Prince
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Day
Saunders
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Long
Buckman
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Newhall
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Stickney Moody
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Ward
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