The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-07

ihs returns IRON East Brooklyn and williamsburg
| are received With cheers. Some one sx,s thai
a' fepuohroh po'io' have arrested two Of
/ our men (crss, "I&,s 10 down. M, no,,-nlraes
SVe to'm three sroans y rbreee cheers were x,veu
~ - oi'shs Ano hsr majority. gentleman wmnes
20 rad fcme republican oecreases in EZRA ~ ,o,,,,s.
wonn sfo received with feS CHEERS Then the unar.
man ssys that there VIII be no more read from
the stand tonight, and with cheers Tor M Union
for John Iochrape, cries Of "Isrs form PROCESSION %
"Brmg back that banner" the meeting broken up, and
IN scattered groups The company tAE returns
compare notes, ~ drowning catch ., susws, and
slowly leave The rom
Thus the Union spent last night At the Bell and
Everett and received the election returns
foping To the last and not entirely giving ny hope.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR.
TIERS.
The headquarters Of the Young Men . r publiosn Club
and various Wide Awake Organisations ihs CITY, are
located at suyvesant Institute, No o5e Broadway aud
there The more youthful portion mo repu ans a.
senbied In great force last evening the room large
AM c"mmodious, with circular gallery rlng from tho
eaf1riy SIDE The wals last night hung with the
names OF numerous republican candidates ana various
republican devices Over ihe platform was \
large oil painting Of . In Kansas during
the doubles there The picture qustters and
porder r1faLs armed with rifles aad female kneelng
10 AID impiorpg attitude, while IN the round Of the
"hoie rude os hat rs ssen Ia flames, Aongs,de this
WIS representation Of the "Ra splitter )" In rather
uDcouh costume, who Was WELDING mon .rous rs,l u
the imminent danger Of the heads of three du,putive
figures under him, who supposed be Breckenridge
Bell and Douglas. In the background was the White
House, and all the words, "ear the track
About seven O'Clock the crowd began gAtner slough
gea nd Mat fprna
ticuiary for the cers and members Vide awake
clubs. "0Ii Abe's Choir" was In ss.suaaoce and
during the evening rang number Of song popular
airs, among which "Dxies IALdn figured prominently
The returns from one OF the wards sfer O ne In
and though the fusion ticket had decided majority the
ANNOUNCEMENT received with hearty cheers on ac.
count Of republican gain in The over the vote in
the same place IN 1885, which shown by . tabular
record Of the votes then given over the plat
form.
Mr.. wnsoS GRns was introduced and made a
short speech, In which he sAis tina, although
toe city was going democratic, it would not
do 30 by the majority estimated BY ,hs ius,on,s.s,
viz 40 600 He concluded with tho assurance tina, the
s'Ae ~ss certainly going for Lincoln
After some more singing by the "choirn and an e.
hibinoa Of Wide Awake cheers and raIyiug cries,
Mr. LAMBsRT. the "Irsh Wide Awake" as he Is styled
WAS Introduced and delivered speecn full Of Snaks-
peTan aud classical illusions, all Of which, howcver was
tincsurec with slight brosue he narrated his expe.
Renee ~ The polls during the day he had chsl
iensed six voters, two OF whom he 70 charge with
illegal voting In the morning He had gone through tho
State tour, and certain Of republican success
In the State. Al the conclusion Of his remarks
The PRESIDENT Of the city Wide ASakes annou aced
that Governor Pennington OF Ne~ Jersey bad been 70.
elected 70 Congre THIS received
with desienrg applause all present risiog tacir
and wavg their hats and cheering with wild enthusiasm
The excitement continued for minutes was fol-
lowed BY telegraph, returns from Connecticut Asssachu
and other States all indicating republican SUCCESSES
which greeted with loud cheering The returns
the city Cast they In the cause
Of tremendous applause the the evening vas
passed In singing republican songs receiving ohser-
Ing retains and addresses from incipent orators.