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

nn-we'n ink'cm up there. QAughter.)
Here two youths n the Wide Awake uni orp squeezed
their way up 70 the stand and handed In returns there
was great anxiety 70 hear the figures and shouts Of
"sit down In 'front.'" "Hats on" "Order" "whsss the
newsi"
me returns question gave the following sot.s In
First, Eleventh and Fifteenth wards.
Republican, Aro~ kqjoriass for Nssen.
First ward......... 40 $40 BIO
Eleventh. ward. 1900 ,2o6 3,l66
Fifteenth WARD .....l,73O 2o52 022
En- DnAYrs-In every ward heard from No more
than hold our own, compared with tho estimate pnb
shed In the Ee~ing Post giving rs 600 majority 70 the
fsiOnists in this city we hold our own throughout
the city accordance with this calculation, Abraham
Lincoln, gentleman out here in Illinois, 70, beyond al
question, the President Of the United States. cloud
cheers and cries Of "Bully for you")
Similar scenes, MIXED up with remarks OF like cha.
cter place all through the evening fresh returns
were brought In and our reporter len the rooms
with The general understanding on the part Of the
republicans present that the Union majority In the CITY
would not exceed n 900, and that the republican ma
jority the state would be ct least oo0 A he pas
cd the headquarters Of the BELL and Everett be beard
the made there that the majority In the
city would be $1,000 The result shows thai the repubi
cans came much nearer 70 the mark.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES IN TAMAANY.
THE CLOSING HoUas. eAsPs, sPAsNs AND CORvUL-
sIoNs-DR. RYNDERs AND THE NuRsE5-THE FINAL
CONSULTATION AND DYING KICK. ETC.
Old rammany Hall In years gone by, in the event Of
any great election has usually beeu the safety valve
where the in their might have rsorsed u the
close Of the day 70 blow Of their excess Of steam, well
a 70 test the condition Of The great public boiler By
which the engine OF the republic has been
maintained In working order. mo Tammany
OF the past and IAmmAny o. the present,
however, are Two different institutions Time was whom
the old vigwam the Of such gatherings - a.
moot waked echoes Of the dead when some Of Vie
best men Of tho metropolis wont 70 gather within
IL walls and ventilate ideas that found response
throughout the length and breadth Of the stste when
plans we're laid policies marked out and pnblio
determined that affected the veal or WOO o.
people; when was, In word,
great political heart, hom which emanated .
vitality that pusated with rich life in . thousand
terix But to-day, slasi SLOW have the mighty fallen
Tammany q Ill hardly musters oorporal's guard IL
glory gone It's ancient splendor has departed and Ill
that remains TO mark former epoch are . few Of the
fossil politicians who cling 70 the sinking ship and ve
die survive PERISH have united their fortunes 70
the destines Of their Alma Mater.
better Illustration Of this downfall could mot have
been furnished than last evening" when hedoo Of the
sovereign democrats 10 assemble and drink In the sidngs
Of party success party defeat Instead Of cleaning
lights, glorious illumination waving hags, bands Of
music, congregation OF grave sachems, committee
room nned with men. big with the fate Of the nation,
waiting the returns which announced the result and
enthusiastic multitude cheering with souls full Of
joy--what was the present pictursf han grim
and gloomy until two or three hours Of The even
Ing had passed away; neighboshood around
liz up with calcium llshts, rejecting on bright
bulletins The results OF the election througs Of people,
countless the leaves Of The forest gathered around them
few dozen individuals only doing instructive duty In
and about portals OF hs ancient shrine itssf lack
Of all genuine enshuassm but that Of Idle curiosity and
solemnity OF association that only served recall
funeral oortege, when
Not drum was heard, nor . funeral note,
A. hh oorse 70 We grave 10 hurried.
within the same I'D silence fev minutes before eight
O'Clock The old hall lighted up bat with how little Of
IL early prestige On the diapdated platform crowd Of
boys with scss that Indicated between and
bull dogs solitary speaker, throus Of idisss On The
6oor waving in and out They tired Of the unpaAaasls
and unDseressiDg spectacle, and general lack Of III
that sroites the annu Of humanity and keeps TO-
gssher In bonds Of political sympathy. soch was the
pcsure without exsseerstoo Of The condition Of Affairs
IN fAmmany Hall last night.
little before eight O'Clock, the present high priest Of
the institution appeared IN The sosne, ssd IN moment
Capt saish Ryndcrs ufhcrsd upon the platform
amid the cheers Of tho benshted people, who througed
around him with all the devotion Of crowd Of spAnies
around good patured msstiE me Captain In one
Of his best humours and viii be from the ensuing
clla podrda laid himself out upon The elsctlon bis
usual Characteristic manner
uncH cArTAN RSHpua
Fellow citireus-I have received the returns Of one
ward-sAe rhirtseuth-which was always safe They
give N . majority 70 night, . gIorsus majority. Gro.
nendom cheers)
vou-who gave you the return,
Carl. Rho msster-I ~ n %. Facts speak for
themselves.
Here messenger sans with The snnouDosuent that
shs sixth Ward bad given . republican mAj,ri-
~, bu the report vas Instantly repudiaied By
the gallant Captain, who susgessed that had
probably gone tho other way what oan ~ 70 you,
fellow citizens, continued he this occasional what
shall ny so ysu, Minute ncs Of New York; The 70
turns are coming doicfsly 10 for u.s. You've seen "a
Instance which indicates what win be the ultmse setl
mate ~ determined by the organs Of the black rcpus
bean party 70 morrow norning.
vooD-Never mind, Captain; tho etys all right
Never mind that give US the homo returns, Captain.
oAp, Rrspus-whes have them IN announce the n.
In the meantime VIII occupy few moments In talk
mis- meeting tonight win not convey 70 us any idea OF
The result Of the general election but shall give you
The results Of our labors. Boys, have worked al this
say-I have worked and worked IKE bcsver-and this
10 the climax 10 all the Efforts Of Tho kind IN which
ever engaged havc clearly from The beginning
what wsuld be the result. The city will be Triumphant.
CENT hill nree chosrs FOR New York')
Here messenger appeared In hot haste, bringing the
returns Of ths Tir,h wri, -hich stated n ave
hundred.
Another appeared with returns nom the Thirteenth,
which wildly announced "a "ninetecn hundred for
The Upioun Cnrec cheers for the nrteensh)
ospt Ryspus-GentIe men, ihis 10 good news, y BE-
truc. that the wards Of New yors are all right
for the Union Are uniscd or mott
Avorcs--No; heres Teller hat ass Daughter.
-Pus him ouip mo, pat him tseiher" Renewed
iAnxSser.)
cspt Rrspre-Boys, koep still can't hear myseH
thnk. (nore csohnation)
yoIcs-ren us the truth, Captain
Capt RYrprss-1 never do anythas clse Chrec cheers
FOR tne ould mon, Ryrder,' y III ten you the truth
fsnIl.