The New York herald., 1864-11-09

cried renforcemeuts oefore Yorktown At Malvern
Hill, at Aniieian, aud from the beginning 10 the
morning, from the top OF Orange Mountain he win
aeain cry out for reinforcements(oheers)- and the
American people will respond, 1--WE coming Father
llughter)
The CHARrAS (interruptng)-The nrst gun from the
country The city Of nmra in the county Of Chemung
majority for Lincoln, l62- Great checringl.
Mr.. Du1sSRoEEfER again resumed his remarks, but was
again interrupted by the Chairman, VINO said-l want
every man within the sound OF my voice 10 DO prepared
70 shout a. he shouted beorenaorty for Lincoln
IN the city OF BALTIMORE Is 000 The enthusiasm Of the
audience upon this announcement was evinced by the
immense throng OF people present rising 10 their ee,
waving their hats and sending up cheer after cheer
The CHARMAs-Four years ago the fifteenth ward gave
majority against us Of III Now the vote for Mcclellan
is 1870 Lincoln 2.244 We have gained 1861. Ihree
cheers for the Fifteenth wardl
Az five minutes past eight the CHAIRMAN again
announced the vote, "a follows:we have returns from
and Lincoln ,643 giving Mcclellan majority Of 16 los
tcries OF speech, speechn and cheer for Mcclellan in
The CHARMAsI cannot hear what is going ou behind;
but has any business to in here TO raise
beaten so beu ma bssrs 70 es suea or prov"
At twenty minutes to nine the CHAIRMAN said-We
have an aggregate OF votes in the city OF 96362 OF which
Mcclellan has ~ 1856 majority Thus far Mr. Lincoln has
received IN this city 40,l10 votes (Great cheering
Loud cries for "Butler, !" s.walbridge.'D
General Wairidee said that during the last week be
had endeavored TO roll majesty for the Union ticket
that would his country There had been cessation
or hostiities had recommended by Chicago
but that cessation had only been TO enable
the people to nvgorate their soideryand you have this
day done It, and from this hour liberty and constitutional
freedom are forever safe. (Cheers will tell story
(aGive II TO us Hiram"l was going 10 how Gen.
Mcclellan must fall He must fall very much as certain
congregation where he had been preaching and when he
found returned without result said, "1hank God
The result friends Of
constitutional liberty 10 this country and the
water that The refractory element in american politics.
Some scattering returns hero received frem Con-
necticW and Pennsylvania showing Increased gains for
Lncon over the October elections which were received
The CaMRnAs-within the last hour scene Of unex.
ampled enthusiasm was witnessed in this hall when an
nouncsd the majority for Lincoln in Baltimore. anti
cpate renewal Of that whom anuouncec-ries Of
Order order -toyou the result that hold in my hand
coin Of thirty thousand"
This announcement was folowsA by the most uproar.
ious applause which lasted for several minutes cheer
succeeding to cheer the band striking in with patriotic
air. but which quite overwhelmed in the noise made
Ex-Governor NOZZLE, Of Wisconsin, was then introduced
and sadMen Of the United States the Union not dis
state OF Indiana Just read will tell you that the Vallan
digham scheme OF the Northwestern confederacy has
ps1shsa ApSplans very solemn ss,
can do moro tting thing than TO repeat to you ap
propriate verse which ought to be sung
Aark, from the tombs doletul sound proceeds,
NV ears attend the cry.
fe copperheads come view the ground
Where surely you must lie. Qaughter).
have had the honor for the last two weeks, o. tread
ting in the footsteps Of your iilustrious Governor
great uproar caused by cheer for Mcclellan and cries
OF 'Put him out.'D For Gods sake let him alone-save
enough Ter seed daughter and cheers.) hope that
Governor Seymour viii be buried deep that the
hand of resurrection can never lift him up. "Amen)
We have got the law making power for two years TO
from next March by . two.thrds majority and
Father Abraham will be elected by majority arger than
any has got for the Presidency since the days
The CHAlRaAN-we have returns from more than
100 900 votes Of this city; we have heard enough
rndt ptva min hfar, IA
to justny-("Dont forget my Maryland. )-my opiuon
at this early hour to say TO you that Abraham Lincoln is
reelected President OF the United States Tremendous
cheering) have the honor announce that Maryland
has elected the electoral ticket Of Lincoln and Johnson
clothes her beauecus limbs in the black sackcloth
slavery. She has robed them in the virgin and bridal
white Of universal emancipation Cheers Here have been
pair OF wandering SAmese Twins" travelling over the
country, and will introduce them to you. viii intro
duce Richard Buseed to you and ho will introduce Iuus
f. Andrews to you Having listened to Chang you will
hear Eng ,Laughter) II is very good Thing when
a man is about TO make speech to give him divine
autus, and propose to give my friend returns from
eleven wards in Philadephia Union majority over the
October election OF 42 and the State Of Massachusetts,
cradle Of liberty gives Of tSa. GO 600 and every
Union Congressman 10 the State Is elected. Cheers)
Ex-Surveyor ANDREWS then being introduced by Mr.
Eusteed, sad:-Thc people OF this country made up
their minds that this rebellion is to be suppressed
ly fof you"-and the people have made up their minds
that Abraham Lincoln 10 the to suppress It. Cheers
And they have made up their minds whether the rebel
lion exists at the North or the Souhwbelher II Ia
Fcprek0nteu
l"Bully for youo-and the greatest triumph
achieve IN this election ia in the absolute destruction of
and his nferna cohorts who raised themselves up
against the prosecution OF this war suce the firing OF
Fort seymour q voicesend HIM 70 the State prison.')
That is too good place for him Groans for Seymour
Mr. BUSTED proposed throe cheers for Governor Nor
ton, which we're given with a hearty good will.
Mr.. Oliver called upon for song but being enable
to his way the platform through the crowd
politely excused himself amid cries OF "Pass him up"
"John Brown was called for, 70 which some one re-
for foo
minutes" (Cheers and laughter.)
AZ halfpast ten r n. the CHAIRMAN saidI find have
done injustice to Massachusetts announced the ma
jorty at sixty thousand Tho telegraph informs me
that il will exceed seventy-fve thousand Three cheers
were called and given for Massachusetts.)
u was then aun ouUced, amid great cheering, that
Maine, New Hampshire aud Vermont had ali gone for
Lncoln-Vermoni giving majority OF thirty ihousana.
The band called upon TO play yankee Doodle,
but hundreds IN the audience anticipated the band by
taking the matter into their hands and whistng
that famous Yankee tune in the most effective style
which brought down the house in roars ot laughter
II was then announced that sufficient returns had been
received from Connecticut TO indicate thai IT, too had
gone for Lincoln.
Three cheers given for the tficers and crew OF
the Wachussett, who had so signay immortazed them
selves in the capture OF the Florida.
General wALrRDGE then offered tho following resolu.
ton, which unanimously AdoT ted
Resolved, That the Union ct2ens Of New York, here
assembled 70 congratulate the country on the reelection
Of Abraham Lincoln and the preservation of the republic,
send their hearty congratulations u brave soldiers In
the eld and them that their intrepid and
heroic deeds will be forever cherished by grateful and
IA voIcE--lnclude the sailors too. Chcers)
DESPATCH TO LINCOLN.
At eleven O'Clock r. NJ the CHAIRMAN sad:-we are in
communication with Washington and message can be
Gent from this platform to that place In few seconds.
Mr. Telegraph Operator write down this and send 80 his
Excelency Abraham Lincoln <AIvoice-. How you,
Abraham" !" and great laugher.) Don't put that down
Mr.. Operator This message gong the White House.
and hope you will not interrupt me.
To his Excellercy, Abraham Lincoln, President and
President clect-(''Goo "Good.")-the loyal OF
New York; ia Cooper Institute assembled send their
most hearty congratulations upon your re-eie6ton
(Great cheering
At few minutes before twelve O'Clock, when
porter left the throng seemed 10 DO quite dease
ever aud the enthusiasm OF the audience great In
she early hours Of the evening.
Tammany Hall.
THR OLD wIGwAM IN A BLAZE OF GLoeY--ruE
UNTERRIFIED our IN PULL FoRCE-ISrEGEsrING
SCENES AND INCIDENTS ON THE RECEPTION OF
THE RETURNS.
To say that Old Tammany was jubant last evening