The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-09

twenty dve cents admission fee to wtness the perfor
in his m 'ssion. The Tabernacle occupied by the
Hutchinson, family, and though "Uncs Sam had room
enough to give all farm he that that bui'dng
did lot on the night accommodate a vocalist trou
and politicaN party who had no voice--and he
moved on havin, made his mind that the reformers
were no where
Closing scenesx- B0nfires, Retolcings, sc.
When the poIs closed yesterday, the crowds Of
hangers in their difsent Districts had differ
ent means to ths Oseves and keep up the running
excitement of the day. till ths announcements should be
made at the different head quarters TIE potency Of bad
rum being fully recognized aud appreciated yesterday
through its use the patriotic unwashed in very
happy vein at sundswn, and eksy ready for parsde
ahuncomb speech, or knock Gown Pot house orators
were in the zenith of their glory, and when mounted
upon barrel heads surveyed their sdmirng crowds with
iook 20 majestic and pstronisng hat might sup
pose them to have inherited hs aantes Of Gay and
webster together with their PATRIOTS solctude rr the
Union AT one OF the polls, party took as their prize
at the close of the ballotings bela headed eagIe
wmcn they bore with them through the streets.
singing az they marched along "The Bold Soleier
boy'" Their trophy, a bird which had evidently soon
Deter cay, being upon this public Appearances
In rather sad plight, minus tail, wings and all ths
bright plamage OF its Glass; evidently felt sshat evil COM
mun'catons corrupt good Manners and st-au led hard
70 release itself from ts too partial adIarsrs who
fonoedi In way although expressive Of their regard
yet at the Same time disagreeabe to the eagle Bon
fires were kndled In every direction, and sent lurid
glare against the sky, aud, until late hour, at
tracted attention Those who not fully confident
Of being winners looked into the face Of night and saw
there gloomy frown to them Ominous Of the result
But those VINO buoy ed with the strongest faith
OF their success and willing LO bet high on their
candicate, drew encouragement from the source
and saw upon the face of darkness the glowing enthu
eiasm OF victory Tar barrels above par were
kindled in every street. Everything that combust
Bile was used to 're up Even the wooden houses which
had served all day to shelter the ticket datrbutsrs from
the drilling rain, and which should
on account of this service to the unterri6sd rspubi
eans IN the night rudely tumbed over a. the
hames gathered around them and their smoke struggled
upward throh the heavy mist serving only to render
Ing pile and the horrors OF muddy Streets we're
tempted, in pity, to urmur ITO what OaEe purposea
may We come at last" At a late hour in the evening
when the results began to be made known midi light pro-
great profuson OF transparencies and noisy
Instruments intended to express political rsocings Al
ter marching and drumming for hour or so to the
great annoyance OF all citizens peaceaby disposed and
had suddenly become convinced of the hideousness Of
midnight reves, the bands generally struck up ''JOr
dan is hard road to travel, l perceive ." air
particularly appropriate considering the condition OF the
streets. During the evening squads Of the tknowng
enes gathered together in different favorite haunts
upon the rect Corners and discussing the prospects
results Of the day, they cdy account for this mans
that ones defeat and the dsray Of wisdom
ing Cutie tumble from the head of the wonder
ful Bunshy These OF burning barrels polti
cal processons rumbing drums staggering vctors,
continued till late hour IN the afternoon Of night
political arena, and silence rested the city.
Thus passes an slscticn day.