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

M. DRAPxa then announced the toowing returns r)h
me several districts Of the Ninth ward
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hsse figures did not appear 10 produce very sasaAo
MI impression On ,hs ssdience, bat NJ Draper reas
s.sd tAeis cropping spirits BY the sasg son hAs ~ al
sveaas h reduced he majority against them u hs Isl
xhysssAy sscstoa.
Here message Wa received mon the Eighteenth
vSsA We esos that ths rsnth district bad given ~
Asaonrotss against ~ Lincoln, and the Foarsesasn az
xist s fssn votes agAinsss1s Lincoln These nsures
vsrs ~ cheering hap he others and reoeivcd
WIN dsspondns uurmurs but this feeling wss dssipas-
= by the next announoenent that NE Twelfth district
q The Tvensy.nnt ward had given NJ votes for Lincoln
seanss ~ FOR fusion, leaving Lincoln N majority q
svS mis- was received with shouts q applause and
ssppspg q hands.
me next returns recsived were IRON the Ninth district
q Ne yifsssush ward which gave UsCoa 1T asAinst
N sor fusion. This brought out Considerable ubAtton.
was thsa announced Mat the Fourth district Of he
Eighteenth ward bad given md NJ Fifh district -
natsriass fue fusson-shAa Ne Fifth district Il
- Ninth ward bad given as for Lincoln, against
~ for fusion, with four split Ncksss--shs
Lneoa Against ssl for fusion With scasssrag(a voice,
sesod for sassrins)- That the Seventh district q
- ssventseath ward bad given loo fusion majority
I'm. Draper bore remarked that 10 only wanted 70
Aear from one Places and thea they would
sssse mo remark ecited some laughter, and gave
Sssh courage 70 those who were still In doubt The
svn,on was expressed that these samples pretty
Aas ard that Lincoln all safs enough. The next
Surn was from the Seventh district Of the Twentieth
Nh was hailed with plaudiss and braves, and
ssme enthusiastic Lincoln offered 10 bet
~ no would carry the state by 10000 majority.
About this time there was lun In the arrival OF
turns aad somebody called for speech. Lieutenant
Governor Noble, Of Wisconsin, vas on the stand, and
sAsuts II "Noble, Noble, Noble" were ~ up
IN. D1Arza-One moment, gentlemen Lot ushave
ssns returns.
Avan-simeon, introduce Noble. QAughter)
~. DRArn-Oh, you get out. (soass Of lAushter)
have got despatch which want 70 read 70 you Here
Nv
,zsaAsArors-sanos DARN, Fsh avsnue-Indana
N right
csH, hi, hi,o loud hurraa and clapping q hAnds)
nnnos DRArR-Juss send back word that New York %
III right. (Hurrah.)
ne calls for Noble renewed, and were this time
responded u BY that gentleman. A. he commenced 10
hAiss can ses." QAughterl He commenced BY say.
hs-"Othelos occupations gone" "The hurry burly's
aons "The battles lost and wou"sspecaly the latter.
Aree or four weeks ago here and found suspended
nun q string q lot Of stones labelled "New York
Bctsl democratic argumenis." They had been thrown
tAsough you Window. they were the Testimony of
Ne rscksn-O aughter)-the foot prints Of The sham
Anscrany-the tracks Of the political HAuriens Of the
l.shanan era uAughter) Thought when saw those
nsnentoes that friends OF the New York HOTEL Who
Nd allied themselves 70 political eunuchs, had probably
bssn fitting themselves for their associates by perform
~ he operation Of self smAscuatlon. PeAls Of laugh
Avons-Donr strike % hard
Axorzn-Ht 'sm again QAughtsr.)
Nosrx-I think win write book "Of writing books
shsss u no endn do win oa "Political Peripateos
Rsnnisoences Of the Campaign or 1890. Two volumes.
harper Brothers Dedicated 70 friend, Sim Draper
would be good Idea 70 embslish with wood cuts,
assompAnsd with adavits for the purpose Of showing
~ real Of the late Stephen A. Douglas Aush-
tsr) had good many curious adventures out there,
ana win give you ttlo rsmnisoencc - Illustrating
ne extreme lengths 70 which win sometimes DO dri
Ven for m argument I mp In Ulster county, where
made spssch-a common failing Of miss. There were
sse very clever democrats thsre, OF both The 6eckin
ridge and Douglas Stripe and had kiad Of love sast
y The bsrroou gentleman stepped up 10 me with rcd
Ass and N spsoplsctic neok-(A voos"A democrat ~
1Ah he 70 me, 81 heard your speech and want you 70
vnIerstand that An Q South OArolinian. Che same
vssoe-"Certainiy dsmccrst'-laushser)
every wer--you lsft South Carolina, did your
"Yss, sir.n
"a good place 70 ksvs" (Roars Of isughssr.)
al want you 70 understand sir, that think much Of
the nurse who took care Of . child, do Of ny
own mother.n
"very well, said I, shsrs no dhputins concerning
tastes WAS born and brought up In the STATE Of New
York, among white folks"
here the anecdOte was interrupted BY the arrival Of
mere returns and yielding 70 the anxiety 70 hear
Of the election Mr.. Noble.stood aside for time.
One chap the crowd impatient 70 foresta the news,
shouted out. "Is 900 majority the CITY," but he was
met BY shouts Of "Put that fellow out" solve N The
surnso kc The returns Indicated ths following the
result In shs Second, sixth and Tourtssnsh wards
Rards RpN HxssOM Unson ma.
Second ward........... "a 4oe Iee
sass .ass ward 70 80 81
me audience INDUCED In . very melancholy "w-hew"
a. these figures read, but Sin. Draper called spoa
them mos 70 be rghsaed that bed thess figures were
hsy showed republican gAns ssvsateen districts OF As
Eleventh ward he said, had given sA for Lincoln,
against sss3 for FUSION and that gain Of 400 over
the hast election. This called forth some p,audA,
and then there returns 70 ss announced,
there were calls for "Soble, NobIe "rsu Tho sory'
"whs, about the South CAreliniAnr'
Eoms-t 10 not Story. II IL The truth
vorcs-Bcgin 81 the beginning.
Eosls-I win tell you what Tho soath caroliaAn sud
there are no moro returns (vocsss-"eo sAssd' "eo
onD Itold the South carolInan that wN brought up
the state; Of New York and sucked negre-,
nor handled In Der vhcn child that never
was spanked and put 70 bed by one, and did