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


~ the major,sies. The "rcpuehcan" majority blank
Aed up with dsrhes amid tremendous cheering
message: lancaster, Pa, goes Unon "wno win seoede
nowf" Cheers f. ON outside, from the next room, from
every who speak.
More cries for songs and for "Dxie" Some leads
Off
we're the boys for . demonstration,
Bound 70 win oy moral euasop;
Hoorsy, boorAy, nosrsy, Dixie's land.
We win catch the Vide wakes Dapping,
Hickory clubs are good for rApping
Boorsy, hoorsy, booray, Dixis's land.
Tremendous chorus and cheers upon cheers Another
By our country laws We standi
! Awbo awbo We're not yet done
We will support native land
Our 70 liant Beli's the v,ctory's woui
Tben riR, Js. rig, jig, ris, jig, fond
Our gallant Bell the victory's won
An alarm Of ere In the room"Thass to roast the
black republicans"
Wen send white men TO Washington
Rig, jig, rig, jig
"Three cheers for the Thirteenth ward'-''Tor New
York-sbes done her prettiestp "For New Jersey-in
the Union sgap Cheers and cheers and cheers each
wards majority 10 painted up-shouis for Greeiey-
anxious inquiries, " Who's seen a Wide A~skep
TO the tune OF who's seed my sisterS'-meu climbing
up the pillars get chance 70 see and seeing getting
down to cheer the returns posted up In
the res OF the chairman's seat. Corrections
Of the returns, the msjortes increasing Then .
season Of comparative quiet, al comparing and adding
up their lists OF the majortes and then general cheer
At he result the chairman announced the grand total
In response repested calls Then more quiet, broken
only by loud laughter At jokes which flashed brightly
enough In exci'cmebt Of the time, but which would
appear rather dull in sober type All this time the
HnAIp's estimates arc suoted cheered and made the
bss Of all sorts Of iptrIcste political calculations Then
came more cheers restored voices 70 those VINO
had shouted thu mselves silent rocket flashes itself
out Pocket pistols sppear discharged and reloaded.
the victims receiving the shota with that iu mphant
signaton usually ascribed to ancient martyrs
The official returns nov come In from the
city and cut down tho msjorities somewhat, but
leave the city ahead thirty thousand and that enough
70 cheer about boys Everybody wants TO know about
Kings county, and New Jersey and Rrookiyns majority
comes apropos, and cheers ans right for the Union
Eleven O'Clock ssisss the hour fos sAss rss--as FROM
other States % near that anxiety bushes the ohecs aud
anticipation stands with finger lip, while tho crowd
count over the returns and indulge In al those spccua
tious which always pass the time upon such occasions,
and which are ooutrsdctcd and proven fsscoos very
likely BY the very news, theories supported
| or cootrovsrted BY facts.
Such long time 70 Walt and TO DO uncertain. Minutes
frightening into hours and the scales s poised and the
contest stu Undecided Talk n rst loud and undecided
and then hushed becomes earnest Coversasin
sprnsing away from the election, - an overhaul bow
straghtens out and INDUCING in nil sorts Of frvoos
about the gas The strength OF the noor the excecoce Of
the lager geruinensss Of the dospachss The crowd
thns somewhat people 80 into the street 70 anticipate
the news and catch a comes 70 The club room rne
conversation slackers and "a resumed only at Intervals
and the room becomes and quiet and orderly
Jingle faint cheer falls and the Union call cannot
rave about 90 intense becomes the anxiety Discus
son that surcst token Of anxiety, usups the place Of
unanimity and "rd like 70 ~ 10 substituted for
"wc're sure TO win" The crowd ID waiting f,r more
news and those who checrcd ioudesi begin 10
Ieve that the good has all 10 heap and lon
/ the bad news 10 foiioxn
Smiths election In Queens county raises faint cheer,
ard he Union another and another grte poiicemaa's
club, "rescued from The enemy tonight" Groaos fo'
the Fifteenth ward police follow, and then cheers, here
ane there AZ boys whistle lonely roads Of dark niglu
seepg no light snesd and fearing their imasninss
Colonel Draper makes rather incoberent speech which
doesn't cheer inc company much and which received
without enthusiasm, not increased by tho wldc Awake
cheers sounding steadily from across The way He
grets tho Indications point 70 republican victory bot he
has ye, 10 learn that the Up!oa party defeated lie
thinks be hopes he fears, be loses bis oicc Some
,ponres what's the zee OF taking and he laughed At
SIN he spe.ts and cheer provoking cheer, the Un
Bell sverc,, sheer breaks forth. Some one slnss out
that the unicn ticket has carried the city b. forty
4 thousand majority No cheers He repeats II. Faint
cheers He reilerates IT, The Onion gets cheer; bat
SIN the steady shouts Of thu wide Awakes
i lhirg and what do thcy meari gentleman from Ton
/ nessee takes Diapers place. Az Union man ne viii
not be put down. lis time this agitation should cessc
For twenty I've years voted niger ggsr
Now II is Union or disunop Uoior, Union our cry
| fCries "onlols > Union Va our prayer.
me Chairman announced that toe wide A~sks were
crovding the uoioe men the Sidewalk below. He
4 hopes every unlcu mas viii g. down. (Jheors and
1 b,ess) Crlss a. "sidcran" "No,r "orier," and =
few 90 down stairs NE rect hesitate Doubtful
| tear . row-ard Cont 90 Nov, then Wide
Awake cheers Bell and Everett cheers Un,cn
cheers tho Wide A-ass The loudcFt Ncn begin 70 fear
that the returns don't bccaure tbc messengers dare
/ no, bring them
ne bad news comes Every county the other side Of
1 Cayusa IL Lincoln. Tho re~s n not given cot " 10
nesting. PARTIES start On 70 telegraph Charleston
More news coussi !" Tho wide A~akes' quarters are nn
minated; the New York Hotel men give up The state =
"Bev Wood elected !" but there cheers, while
TIC Wide swske cheers shake tho ball the extras
Ia with tad nov, for the Union men All .or,s n rum,
Goa, about the rom some don't Il, othors DO; sons
comp'ru that there too many policemen down Stairs
others say awe up and 90 homo All sor,of noises 90,
aide Indicate . row, and chairs are hastily bro
ken into clubs snd stcis thrown steallhiy frvm unde
the table Tromcusous cheering outside; silence sut
anxiety inside. Tho Secretary rays asone 10" A man
tosrse With excitement, rushed % stairs and says
"Tbe Wide Awsbts sre beating cs on the street como
on, vhs's sfraidr' Ahe rushcs ,orard. the DOR
The Charmap snnounoes that be W ,crry " sag ''s'
tbe news tho ntsrior n toe Sste rci sForsoe
The committee Of nfe,a tas adjcarned. 1hey q" MOI
rive no the stse, srntemsu. we hsve 10y y sea'e
mrp Ibsve 70 Congratulate you Jpn sccrisn ga'a "a