New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
GAINS IN MICHIGAN AND MISSOURI
New.Jersey C0pperhead Ma
jOrity Reduced.
The Election in New.York City.
MON GAIN $4,000.


The Election I'm the City Yesterday.
In this city, so recently the theater Of riot
and bloodshed the election passed of quietly and IN
order Liquor. shops were generally closed, IN COM
papcc with the law In relation to that matter although
here and there doors and separated shntters
indicated the places where intoxicating drinks couo
be obtained when the detectives were out OF sight.
few arrests were made for drunkenness and rotous
behavior and three persons were arrested ioT ncgA
voting Men Of different nationates met at the pons
10 use their privilege ard fulfill their obligations and.
although there was. with exceptional cases little out
ward show OF excitement both Americans and adopted
citizens seemed deeply in earnest. In some instances
coored voters were treated rudes the opponents OF
the Government but violence was used TO prevent
their voting.
Our citizen. soldiers who came home on short fnr.
loughs TO vote az they pleased, without direction nom
any quarter in regard to The parties for whom they
should east their votes ayeed themselves OF the oppor
unity thus afforded. This a source Of complains
on the part Of the Coppcrhead although the State Con
stitution provides for the voting Of soldiers who have
Just the same right to vote they would have had u
they had remained ut home. There were per at the
ballot. boxes yesterday who intimated By words ano
deeds that the men who fought for their country hsc
forfeited their civil rights
large number Of persons who have heretofore 'eteo
the Democratic ticket so disguised with the MO
Fart and Tammany coalition, and especially with the
nomination of McCunn that they declined to show theh
faces the polls hence tie vote is much lighter tnan
usual.
The entire force OF the Police on duty and the
general good order that allied throughout the city
is partially due to the vigilance OF this brave and faith
ful body u men.
an. ia IN
tested for the State ticket there considerable inter.
est shown in behalf Of the local nominations McCnnn
undoubtedly received full Of the rcugbs thieves
and unimprisoned rioters-and it Is a fact worthy OF
record that large number Of intelligent and respect
able Democrats Notwithstanding their party affiliations
utterly refused to sustain him with their votes.
There was less betting than usual yesterday. The
Democrats seemed be dsheartened. They saw their
ticket badly scratched they missed the faces OF many
who were in the habit Of duplicating their votes They
failed TO inmidate OF with the cry OF Abo
ltion They did not dsre 10 make an attempt 10 drive
Union men from the polls.
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS LAST NIGHT.
TAMMASy HALL.
The Sachems, Chiefs and WarrorsOf Tam
many we're slow in gathering last night The old Wig
wan remained in darkness til nearly eight O'Clock, at
llsh hour kds Na> tNi'u "P "Au eHS "'s~%''N~~
were permitted TO enter There but little enihus-
asm during the meeting. and the Democracy were un-
usually quiet and inoiicnsiye.
After the hall WAS opened crowd poured IN lung
I'D nearly all Of the available space.
Douglas Taylor. esq. mounted the platform and an.
nouuced that the returns fifty four districts showed
couclusiyey that the City would be carried by large
Democratic majority He said that the Sixth Ward had
given the Democratic ticket 2,02s majority which was
received with uproarious applause. pause following;
symptoms Of impatience became manifest; ana ioud
calls were made FOR Ryndcrs. The redoubtaDie Gap.
tain however, was not Present. and Col L. H. Drdckeu
of Kentucky was introduced he made brief speech.
stating that the thus far were most crcourag
ms and bidding the ss,ubied Democracy not TO give
up faith nor hope IN their cause, even II the clouds
should look DARK and the result be discouragng.
During his remarks he ras frequently interrupted by
cheers for Met ean, Na.andighan and Seyinon each
II whom nominated in turn Tor the next presden
cy At short intervals the Sixth Ward was honored
with cheers. .,..
Mr. John Kerrigan sang a campaign song, introduce
ing ii with the following conpiet:
" W IN commence the canvass OF 1906
Aud cleo, q. Is. Met esn or Hcraia seymour,
Frank Tucker, esd. introduced. lie rehued
dream " bch he had had recently. lie saw PRESIDENT
Lincoln before the Almighty, who accused MN OF 'oat-
ng the liberties Of free people, suppiesshg tne perty
of the Press sc. In reply to these charges Abraham
had said that he instgated by Horace Greeley "
act as he did The result that Abraham was con-
srned by the Almighty decree 10 the lower deep SEQ
ret.ries Stanton and Mclcs We're also sent below for
numerous and various shortcomings which the dreamer
detailed IN eIfeaS0.
In reply 10 question propounded by gentleman
present. Mr. Tucker said the soldiers were sent home
TO vote and pledged tie Republican ticket. These
soldiers were needed in camp. Gen. Meade was forced
10 retreat from the Rapdan solely on account OF the
absence OF the Iennsyl,aia soldiers who were sent
home 10 vote.
An Irishnan proposed three groans for the draft"
which were not given.
Returns from nine wards read showing q
total Democratic majority al i2s'1
Kynders was called for. and he appeared. He COM
nained that he had been showed OUT Of his position
in Tammany to give place 10 others. A new Iledged
Democracy had got hold Of the Hala sort Of patent
Democracy.
A VoIcE-No grcenbaoks. lLaughter.l
The Captain continued that the returns read con-
famed but little encourlg, ncnt The Democracy ought
10 have o5OO0 majority. aud it was doubtful ii they
would have 2O0oc Mr. Tucker had disposed OF the
President and his Secretaries, he would have
much to say about them.
A VoicE-How about Chaser
RYNDERs-lie wi lchase you out of the country with
those greenbacks.
disordory son of Erin was here requested TO dry
mp and cries Of put him ont" filled the ball.
RfNDERs-Giiye him another drink. ard he VIII ial
down and sleep till morning. You say put him Out. lie
can't be put outhe has got much IN already only
he must hold his tongue or will have lin choked to
death and then enough whisky will ont OF his body
70 make everybody drunk IN this hal Loud iaughtsrI
Tie is good Dcmocrat--l whisky Demoerat-therc arc
good many of that kind. Laughter There are also
whisky Republicans. Yes, yes Inc only law We
had now was military necessity. lie was not military
man. aud probably could not understand It; but one o.