The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-07
THE REsULr IN KINGS COUNTY.


THE RLBCTloN IN yROoKLYN.
The day opened brilliantly embleuslica Of tho pros
pecss OF the Uaion ticket Between eight and nine oock
slight shower Of rain fe but the heavens were sooa
propious bsyng tho experience that election day
always rainy and dissgrceabio day Never Vas thsre
> more beautiful lay, and sson day moro
beautifully appreciated, In the prompt manner In which
the ivierds OF she Union went up their several pos
determined TO preserve order, whatever provocA,i,n
they might experience. At tho several pollrg
places long queues wers formed, French fashion,
extending, In many instances, a considerable dis
,anco from the plaoe Of voting and although tho
HERALD cxnortod all frenas Of union voss carly
snd % bring their hicpos with them, and above al
thrss 70 vote early themselves II v an1st impossible
Tor al 70 do So for tho beat q all tho shor,
November day wss not long enough "irom tho rising
Of tho 70 the goiIg down o Lho ior all TO vos
quonce 10 thu Second anc Third districts
0ntn ward about ave hundred were prevented
FROM voting many Of whose mites would have augmented
ltc namp,rs recorded ia favor Of Tho Uaion party In
tbe First district Of inc Eleventh ward about hun
drci pfovoEted rom exercising their right
of suGssgc from = similar cause. Nothing. howcger
could exceed tho good huor that prevailed ss the ssvc
,al polling places and 10 thc credit OF Brookya bo 1.
s,id, noi . single caro- Of roxdysm vas brought 70
tho notice OF the police tsroUghout tho day, IN
closing Of lhc polls. Tho .qGor Law was observed
throughout ne city, and IN m carly part Of tho
day the arrest Of John Thomson and VILLAIN alvin, do
mg business the corner % Faltla street and Myrtle
avcp1s, through The ladcisigaoniy cr Mr. Inspector
FOLK seemed deter tho ycni.rs oi liquors from pursa
ing their Illegal uafnc rhe Inspector had sixteen
Under Liz special ooraand, for the Suppression of any
riot ina, might have aFson lheg s1ryices not
required.
nwas obser cd too from IN early hour MAT the con
ssrvat,yc elc-nont was IN the ascendant, and tho
fgnr.s which follow bear out the impression. Thai
nero we're no ashn muss be Aitrputei 10 the
ectermination OF tho friends of h~ and orcer--
fr.cncs of N, Ulion and haicrs Of tsctsonAlism-
that nothing should DO douo bet VIVA, perfect
sordancc with rrnopls Of Conservatism on which
the Upion 10 bss,i.
As the hour ~Axcd Aisr much Interested vas mani
fesicd In Tho reception Of returns The once Of tho
spector and At haf -st nine O'Clock 10 was announced
lhal beyond doobt Morgan bad carried Tho county for
ovsrnor--a circumszpce, however, thai oaased
lnBs,ssm
Al about half past ton O'Clock thc Republlcan Wig
van, noay the CITY Hall, which nled
~ih republicans, vas tie scene Al acct
dent causing much c,nsieruaon and alarm The stage
.oms o. tho benches and side Of tie build cg sa
aown by the run, bury number q persons ,empora
ry In the runs Tho fall significant OF the .ox es.l
nation IN which black ropnboanism held in King.
county, bot 10 believed thai no one vu seriously In
Jurei
whfIe this eceno vas being enacted inprompiu
meeting vas organized tho ciy Hall steps, leading 70
Tho sao.de, but II remarkable for nothing hut
sne lack o. entnoslam which prevailed. seemed
mat great wet bianks, hsd descended and covered
tbcn ali over rhe-e vas nothing for their speakers 70
= y, and, 70 use Al Irish bun they mid n
Outside of Presidential ticket bowcv ~ which Kings
county sloriousy voted t,e interest q tho Union,
inc black rvpusc~ns have carried county os
the mcst I'm possos soiccs. Tor the electoral vote the
lurnbers stand shus;--
me FUSION ticket 401
The black republican ticket. o3T
FAtgon majority s3cI