Western Reserve chronicle

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no allusion is made to the boundary

question, or to the land grants. Tbe

Gazette correspondent, however, adds

tbat two-fifths of the whole land is under

grant, one-Bah to Fabeusand Company,

and one-fifth to private prrties. Arid

the Herald correspondent savs tbat the

Haytians claim tbe whole island, and

will undoubtedly stand for a boundary

encroaching far on what tbe Dominicans

prooose to cede.

The New Hampshire Election.

Coscobd, March 17. All except five

smaii towns oi Loos county have been

heard from, and, estimating those towns

by last year's vote, Weston fails of an

election by tbe people bv l.W votes. The

Statesman says of the House: "Our list

ot Representatives chosen contains tbe

names of liil Republicans and l.Vi Dem

ocrats. The towns to be heard from will

give, we think, two Republicans and

eleven liemocrsts. If so. the ilouse will

stand 163 Republicans to ln7 Democrats.

The Senate stands five Republicans to

six Democrats. In the First district

there is no choice. In the Tenth and

Eleventh districts tbe vote is so close

that an official count will be required to

decide. Three Democratic Congressmen

are elected, beyond a doubt.

Co:coBDr N. H., March 20 Evening.

The Mon.tnr gives returns of Represen

tatives from all tbe towns in tbe State,

and classifies them as Republicans M,

Democrats and Labor Reformers 166.

The ratriot says the House will stand

FJJ Democrats and 162 Radicals, Labor

Reformers being classed as Democrats.

The Statesman adheres to it statements

of 166 Republicans and 164 Democrats.

Probably nothing more definite will be

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Western Reserve chronicle. (1871). Warren, Ohio, 1871-03-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84028385/1871-03-22/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Western Reserve chronicle, 1871-03-22.