New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-04
THE FALL ELECTIONS.
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Shc most oecuas operations of that law its sending
home soldiers TO vote. - .oo,od
When the Captain closed his speech he was sfee'ea
Mr.. KelTigan sang another song entitled Abraham
Iincoln's Lament in 1861. with f,;nt
More returns were read, ana recsl'oS or-nod
. cheers and the Democracy lugubrously adjouihed'
MOZART HALL. 49,
Mozart Hall, the headquarters Vi tno MoO Oun"
Democracv was mt lighted last evening because 'ne
election returns not equal 10 the expectations VI
&h party because their speakers had not 'he osposi
ticn to address them in the face OF disocurageehs
Aeoause the Tammary men were curslng ana swearing
In all PARTS of the rey about their unchaste alliance
-;,h Mozart and because the hail ON the corner of
Broadway and Tweity-second street was sufficiently
,ar,e for their accommodation; besides. it was made
sac, ID to them by Valandgham, wlo Radc his un'
patr iotic speeches there.
Ahout fifty persons collected in that place, and con
dod with each Other IN relation TO the events of the
day One young with clenched fists and apopl' 2
tic ie declared that McCurn had caused loss of hve
thoysnd votes to the Democratic party; that no man
hayn- an itch for Office badly scratched as
he wfs Some who overheard his remarks began 70
doup his loyalty TO Mozut until he cnanged ,ie SUI
sec, a. Il Informed lis auditors that he knew leh'.n
ant Colonel who recently came on IRON MasinY',l y,
with zee hurdred soldiers and that oiheer ste'eu 10
him Z, l. although the Government had pad lncII
= he the LicutenantC CooneD knew that every
one OF he men would vote the Demoeratic Ticket NJ
(hc yorng Copperhead in question: had ,h'cpuNa 70
chacn eight soldiers who voted in his (the Iwet!
frsi) ard and have thcm sworn, but they accepted
his tickes and he "let them slide
Gideon Tucker was the only public man our fepoflu
recognize at the meeting.
UNION HEADQUARTERS.
At an early hour last evening, Union Head
quarters al the corner Of Broadway and Twenty third
street were 6ed with crowd eager to hear the eec
tion returns from tie city and State NJ Charles =
Spencer was ehosen Chairman, and amid enthusiastic
applause took his seat. lie reverted TO the fact that
one wear ago he occupied the same position, but we
then suffered defeat Tonight, however he beheved
that we had nat to celebrate Union victory. The
speaker confined for tine frequently interrupted
BY bursts Of app iuse.
Mr. Lambert was next introduced. He stated thar
he had been lsborng in the State for the good cause
Scr the pas. month and expressed his conviction that
il had gone all right by heavy majority He hoped
ths, YEAR from this cate We would meet TO celebrate
The reelection Of thlt Apostle Of American Liberty
Abraham Lincoln. Mayor Opdyke here entered the
roou and was Immediately greeted with round Of
arplasse and cries for speech. He addressed the
crowd for few moments. stating that he believed we
had achieved glorious Union victory. Mr. MeDougaIi
at this juncture came forward and sang The Death Of
Werreor in magnificent stye and appsuded 10 the
echo.
He was furowed by Mr.. Stowe, who gave the John
Brown song the immense audience Joining in the chorus
About this tine the returns began 10 come in ard were
read T. the audience by the Chairman whose comments
thereon kept tlem in convuons 81 laughter. The re-
turns from the Fifteenth ard sixteenth Wards each
giving Union m5oFiiiesl were greeted WIN l
from the Sixth. Eleventh. and Thrteenih wares were
announced The Chairman gave the figures OF The las,
election and, compSTing them with the prerent proved
that there was a considerable falling off in the Demo
cratic yete in those Copperhead ocal' IS Returns
were received from portion Of the Eighleenih ward
Gying the Union ticket majority, end were greeted
Sneeches were made by Mcssrs Angel, Mcclellan and
cthers and were received with applause A dispatch
was received from Boston stating that that city had
siyen Andrew 1900 majority, and that tie state had
gore Overwhelmingly Repahlesn lnree oS hS@.ns con
morwcalth, and three more for Gov. Andrew. ihe
Chairman kept the audience in the best OF huoF curing
TIE evening by his happy HRS and retoits.
At late hour after listening 10 addresses by well
known speakers the audience left the hall convinced
that the glorious old Empire State was once more ioie
most in Eer loyalty and devotion TO the UAion.
THE CROWD IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE.
Last evening great numbers Of persons col
Iec;ed in Printing House Square in fTont Of 1HE TkiB
USE Buildings 10 hear the result Of the election lhey
filed the counting room; and the crowd sometimes eI
tended nearly 10 the City Hal Park When returns
favorable TO the Union in, the announce
ent vas received with enthusiastic cheers by tie par
ties within the room and those WHO stood upon the
window sils outside repeated the news, when tuInu
1uous cheers we're given by tie masses outside.
A few disappointed Democrats attempted now ana
then 20 get up for Seymour but in the language
Of John Van Buren, II seemed IKE whisibng at a fune
ra Paint cheers given but they managed 10 get
some significant groans The same men who called ior
cheers for Seymour and the Democratic party called
for cheers for yalandigham and jeff Davis, and the
cheers given
The Union men could afford 20 be magnanimous and
they let these Copperheads alone severely which was
considered by them tie "unkindest cut of all