The New York herald., 1863-12-02
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.
Ganther headquarters.

brEECHbb W THE hArOk ELECr, NM. JOHN M 'kEON
AND THEODORE A. TOhLlN4ON.
The creates, excitement prevailed during the evening
at Gunthers headquarters, Sinclair House at tho antic
patcd triumph. awaiting the result Of the full
from the different wards Of tho city The small room In
which tho candidates. friends assembled crowded
suocatop by uproarous jubant electors, who praised
and chcered themselves and everybody else around
them. The wards known 70 have given majoriiies to
Guntber had representatives present, and these again
and again demanded cheers for their wards which, they
said. had broken the "Booc ring" the Wood cquc the
Mozart md Tammany combination - &c &c.
small table served the purpose Of ralying point,
around which tho crowd swayed and tugged and yelled
forth their triumph from time 70 time the
n exhibiting Gunther's election and moss-
certain About hafp q tremendous fresh rush
swept tho Jam from around tho door precpating tho
Ibe whole together in almost iuexiricabs en,sneemeui
This rush followed on the bees OF the latest messengers
With the latest s'd,nss who ore.,hiss',y announced
upon cheers that shook the house. Al length
Of the enthusiastic Gunther men, afer much
trouble mounted chair and read the full returns, clos
ing with the that Guniher elected by
1t ieas eight thousand majority THIS received with
more deafsniug cheers after which the crowd bstook
themselves 10 the bar down stairs, which also
crowded by excited electors among whm as happened,
os ,nS % crowd sGnsoa
thc fraternity sssayed his art upon strong burly fellow
who not TO DO doac but who. detecting the attempt
back. TUT put TO further operations in that line
~ and by Mr. Tonipsoo came 10. and, mounting .
chair 10 the bar, devered himself Of the following
Mr.. ronLrNsoN's srEEcH.
FELIow Dgso EATs--I never speak After q contest.
sreaE s,wsys bstoss yos ,hs weeks
so. sos'ss .1s Won
yict%y-i say w. for want 70 be r,d Of the woods
have conquered in this consst tho city and county Of
this great Empire ssaie proves thereby this TACT
spite Of noosy ia spite of on,os and IL spite Or
great. powerful combustion designed TO rob
Germans Irh Dutch and Americans have all united 70
carry the banner Of tho people 10 defence u this great
s Sm ss "s SeSs n
heard In the valleys on tho mountains and dstaut prai
rios Of the great west and wiz be sign q good cheer TO
the american Teople throughout the VIII 10 continent
Cheers lnok, then the victory achieved TO night
ss the hArbnger-do not be oGsnded-the harbinger,
and The North aud the south as an evidences
that tho PEOPLE of this great country while standing by
(heersj our politics win cseh the people Of The south
that politics obcdence the constitution and
and Esi and West and south that oirhrsh Of the
imcrican cope 10 the legacy eft them by their
fathers. (obeers) 10 coocason. hops that now the
President o the United States and the Csbibet that
surrounds him-fA voice-"Aye. and Miles o'Reilly''
Of laughter and cbeers)-wil learn this
that while il applies ,6s prossols Of the constitution
to tho humbest c,'zen will also insist upon the observ
q tho b. hes, of,csls Ia the land Cheers
'hees were then given for Gonber, Mayor elect, for
Tomlisson, Mcae u. &c
Nr Guniher held evee a his friends 10 private
IN the Sinclair House When the fact became known
a deputsnop sscs W HIM, with request that he
would address bis friends from the balcony
The crowd rushed TO the street and sgsn cheers for
Guntbss werc given With tremendous orce and volume
To thess DanIisstAtsons Mr. Gmtber and numbe, of
McKeon, Who introduced the "hayor elect"
Mr.. 0uxTHgR's spgscB.
FUiow rrirsSs We have me, the enemy snd they h.e
oou. tthss's fhe voice OF the pcope has bsen heard
desperate cIqocs that belonged " dsBtned
Win . political party ftheers do not feel. iell1w
oxefs though ccsd address ysu ~ any length, 10
Asmoch ~ sm mptessy exhausted with the sbors ~
the cimpaign. But hope that sha be Abled to sood
my Inaugural message tho is day of January bept
such - ~i meet shs apr baton Of oil my fellow
In sps~er 70 Yiteatsd cheer. and calls, Mr.. xcKoop
sddreesed the sssemblaGs.
M. N'gsox's prnAnGs
FuI0w Cnixxss--As Chairman u the Democratic Re
pucan COMMITTEES. congratulate you On the victory
achieved corruption by the booe-t democracy of
the city. when ve eoiered upon the coaest ve we've
told that was imp ssibis fer 10 triumph over the
combined forces of Mozart and Tsmmany. (Cbscfs
bard working, abosns glasses of The oyin the face 6
tho opposition % the whole press We have acoom-
piished q victovy which will have telling effect 10
the coming year, But ws must be ssreal how ve en-
ercse the power placed In hands. We mst be- de
erect. and &C, With Judgment bu, fbve All, ~e mos,
put boosst capable msu fosvard shall be beai~n
aud w'li deserve " be bsatoo. Our maorty to.hfh'
rome~here about 300. fGrest eheefng.) ibid In my
hand from roi'cs besdqnsrers from Nr. Acton
telling THAI have reosived 0 majority o sbS
Ubecrs) Ithnk ell must be tired from the hard work
o. The p-ss fey days, and my aiy'ce that al retire
M fonIIu on being called upoo presentsd hinseH on
the balcony, bus excused himself from speaking Ga We