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

nomans nor closing Tie polls tho headquarters were be-
SSeged oy IN enshusiaS 10 crowd anxious even the
kn0wiedge o. the ruth y q exposing thing like
exact returns; CLEAN he slightest intelligence which
might Indicate the varying hapgcs Of the days struggle
N the city, The Stat the more distant quarters
Of tho great battle neii Ar YET some hours mus.
intervene before any autheBtio reports could
come IN; volunteer Escous kept going out and
hurTyDg BACK with whatever Intelligence they
could collect, and there was no other than
such - were approximately trutnfu as the result shows
and consequently favorable TO the glorious
Union they were received with such hearty cheers as be-
toseDed The heartfelt pride and patriotism whan has
marked the gigantic EFFORTS OF the Union savers" A.
the evening progressed similar encouraging
were made and the accounts received with corre-
spending soclamstion II was Observable at this time
that demonstrations were made IRON the headqusr.
ers the republican party, and this, with the moments
ry txhiratDg accounts announced at the
OF the Brecksrdse party drew forth repeated cheers
from The crowd.
A. this moment q hundred voices called for speech
and after considerable trouble ind person thai would
address them, Mr. w. AoMAHvS stepped forward, and,
mounting the platform, spoke n follows
Fellow -citixens-The sun which rose this morn
Ing upon . united and consolidated country, and
upon glorious copfederAcy, such ~ was be-
queathed 70 u BY our fOrefathers, BY toe pro
have the pleasure to you 10 s,i safe That
at sunset this evening have hopes Of perpeuatog the
purity in which We found Il 10 ugus New York will
sesd upon The teegrspdc wires the four quarters OF
the Unon The intelligence that New York behaved ~
the head the BRAIN the intelligence OF tho o0nfedeYacy
and ID yet loyal W the constitution and the government
under which We i've. (spdause) am aware that
CONTEND which hbored strike down the rights Of
the soub TO sink the rshn Of the white men, and make
them subservient TO The right Of the black mAn-who
E&tRAA IN - IN oual nj
prsud,css o. the race AID tie aie:.siop Of
But, .ssnl Co.. ;n., The ses.nsson q ..cssS. nd
reasonable party that has been Grayed against ~ are
ya foo u. v: A,s s S
ment-four yesrs nom the control Of free lovsm,
phisn,hropsa We have four ye.rss perpssasse This
glorious Upiou 70 that this Onion belongs 70 white
men, and 10 black We are safe. for our nteli
Eepce from Kings county and our city wards ensure t.
sm rse saying that the Union 10 ours, and that
sba be able 70 receive our Southern brethren In our
tborouRhsvesi in our banqueting and hotes
with tins accounts We receve defy the combined efforts
Of republication for the present. even should hell
the victory and he constitution ID SIN ours-nst
N pepetuate IL In reseverauce-Dot TO perpetuate In
peressng spirit Of iSer,y~n that universsi spit Of
right that secures the glorious privilege OF freedom
equality 70 the southern States, 70 watch cry se per-
pstsa (AY,laase)
CHEERS and yet the hopes Of the friends Of the Union
with The esh accounts received Of he defeat Of PEN
niDston b New Jersey, and Burngame in Massachusetts,
and 20, The cheers rose loud long 6i did an om
nous silence reign In the headquarters Of The republican
party giving new life and energy 70 each fresh oon
eeived hope for the success Of The Union ticket
but at unlucl moment m announcement, veriaed
by despatch from the HKsALD declared that ths STATE
had not thrown the necessary preponderating majority
for The Union, and that oonseq ucnty oil previous well
formed and gorousy INDUCED hopes cast 10 the
xround This threw Immediate pail The Civilizations
Of the meeting changing them from triumph " gloom.
But few moments we're necessary 70 nx tho "dAmning
ract, upon The minds Of ALL and with hurried perasL
Of The accounts which began 70 pour In, and the
fact was proved beyond doobt, shegallant Democrat
10 National Volunteers got rid Of their friends and In 81
encs returned 70 confederation Of uhas could 30 best
done In the future.
MOZART HALL
vas in complete darkness last night Our reporter In
expectation az active and interesting session. waited
for the assembly Of the democrats ant his patience and
hs hopes were totally exhausted On the door Lending
70 sub.crranean apartments In which the NEE ngs Of
Tie party are usually held notice 70 the public, In
forming them that meeting would be held that even
log rfssh,ss shey night MP other 10
Il
Mozart men, but I'll hs inquiries were fruitissa. M
Placement hall % silent u could Be, and lons
time since 30 much harmony prevailed there.
| THE BELL AND EVERETT HEADQUARTERS
To pass from Brcadway. with IT. empty stages and Il
most deserted sidewalks into the crowded. heated jam
med packed Bell and Everett club room, something
like padding ones out Of quiet trout stream into
the and crash Of Niagara and the vast crowd around
the door Of the club rosn the street outside may well
be SMILED by the Ns,ariAn RAPIDS for such hustle
fusion snthusAsm, noiss and cheers hardly
equalled Inside amidst oil tho noise and tumst sort
OF meeting was organized 70 receive The returns ".
Hull being elected President and c X. Bill Secretary.
Cheers followed cheers the city returus
received, and the shotts inside answered, by
echoes. By The thouu ouuds The room was fairly
packed and could not possibly have contained twenty
more men. Old and young, experienced and nex
perisncsd politicians we're all umblcd together In In
exirlcabe mas, all cheering themselves hoarse for
Unicn and victory An old gentleman, his spectacles
ing around bis noddirg head, eloowsd young Believe
retter little boy pushed his ancient oomrade and
eouraxcd him to chea. Li.te AMI big men, In shirts
and out OF The n With and without hats, shouted and
| shouted tlu the roof Of the seemed 10 much
danger from the noise the the weight upot
H. Every nook packed The secretary sat upon th'
table be WIS 10 write upon; the chairman KEEP
his BY surance the rcportcrs tables adornet
with enthusiastic sbouters: all gentlemen Of ths
pres and sbs genuine reporters wrote upon their
or, throwing them up IN JOY at an unexpected majority
made decks Of their knees and nsshbors backs, and
scrubbed the best Gay they could.
Beipgs, packed In Dor, gives no Idea Of the jammins
An we're anxious 10 shout for the Union, 10 hear
the returns IS they we're received By the Minute
Heu Of the Uniou, and 10 give ventto the oushu.
slssm which had carried them, against every OBJ.
st.cie, impeachment and encouragement, through
q long campaign and closely contested eec
ton Az each return vas announced, Tho Uuion
banner Of the ward v. displayed, aud srcsted
with the r-N-S-I-o-N Bal, Everett, hurfah-
ursil the Chairman hoarse from announcing MAORI
tes AID The crowd from cheering them. BY half past
sir the roo aed and although the Gro wd vas ii.
meet constantly changing s persons did not change h
sueogtb aud numbers shortly amer eight O'Clock mes
sepgers and messages from other states began 70 arrive
and the Chairman snrounocd, A. veil ~ he ~s able.
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