Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-07
loseTnE E1GoTIoN YEsTERpAY.-EIse--

sY-THE EIEcTIoN YEsTERDAY.-Else-
,.hsre ,hc reader will find the result of
,ts election yesterday in the city and
sopptv. In accordance with the procla-
nation of the Mayor, the places where
;0toxiesting drinks are usually dispensed
we're Chased up-tn front-and the conse-
ao.Dce was that the disorder was only in
nroportion to tho limited amonnt-o of whis.
tvimbibed. We heard Of no serious disI
,arbauces at the polls and the day was
a. orderly as could have been expected,
The vote is the largest one ever Polled in
the city, and the vote for Lincoln was all
his most sanguine friends expected. The
douglas and Breckenridge men contested
for the mastery, very warmly, though it is
,rnarent that all over the county the
nopclas men flew the track and voted for
Rsekinridge, hence the comparatively
I,,oe vote of the latter. Both the leading
nouplas and Bell men fear that the same
ioupiug was done yesterday throughout
The s,ste Time, however, and the telc-
graphic dispatches will settle that matter.
To tie pecnution of Mayor Wilson, III
ordering the saloons to be closed, and the
extra deputies of Sheriff Irwin, which
we're stationed at the various precincts,
are the public indebted, in a great degree,
for the order which prevailed throughout
the city, during the day. At night many
men we're intoxicated and howled through
the streets in not very amiable manner;
but upon the whole, we ought to be satis-
fed with the way things passed off.
Everybody manifested the most intense
anxiety to hear the result of the election
of all the country but particularly from
our own State and New York. Arrange
ments were made with the telegraph
operator by which the news was sent to
the head quarters of the several political
parties, where large crowds of eager citi-
Gems were collected.
The Lnteltigencer Office was fairly be-
ssiged and the appetite for fresh news
seemed perfectly7insatiable, and, as the
news which appears elsewhere came in
there was the greatest rejoicing. The
crowd fingered about till late hour and
dropped off one by one and left US alone
as mOrning approached.
The Headquarters of our Bell aud Ev-
e,ett friends were filled to late hour with
enthusiastic Bell men, who greeted every
favorable report from the interior of the
State, with at least three rounds of hear
y cheers. Several private dispatches,
were received, which for the most part,
confirmed the dispatches of the Associ-
ated Press, rendering it highly probable
that the State had gone by handsome
majority for Bell and Everett.
They seemed, however, to base their
whole enthusiasm on their probable sue
cess in this State; no news received from
the Northern States afforded them any OPP
portunity for a felicttous exercise of their
fauces. The announcement of the large
Republican gains in Connecticut and the
tact that the State had gone several thou
',nd for Lincoln elected several groans.
@"CESrRAI Quo RAfLnoAD.-The fol-
lowing shows the receipts and expendi-
lures of the above road for the month of
September:
Earnings. .S65, 4sl 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO, JOB 26.
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