The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-09


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JUICY plck Rus'esd, d AisAanA op0sd NJ 49,
Ing vhA one Of his characteristics svsschs4 In
~h,c,. hs congratulated those present On The sue.
eeso already achieved. and predicted Inst 'Tl0cA
Old Ahs'' would surely Be Shs next President Ths
feIutus tAen began 70 come in from the var.0us
dirsri1N In this city. Most Of shee vera
IS vail b seen in another column. against ths Re.
lbiicans. As the returns wero read from . dts.
trlct, "Linooln, o." the audience 1lently and
snIionsly waited for the Democrs,e vote caa n
the district The Prcndent would then, with Q
wry face, read "McClrll,n, $685." This would b
followed by low murmurings Of discomfort and
disappointment. A. the end Of this reading ths
chairman remarked,
" sound the loud srumres Ger Egypt's dark ssa."
To which Stray young Democrat near our re
porter answered. in low voice, loud enough ~ b
heard by those ncsr him,
Mcclellan las triumphet and We remain frss'
Laughter,
Other returns were received with great con.
| Gernstion b. tie Republicans. Lincoln ~ Mo-
CeIan 500 On this being read voice was heard,
THE dead soldiers must have voted there"
'Lsusbter) While the telegraph operator on tha
stage was waiting for Jews from the various dis
tricts seve-Ai gentlemen were introduced and ID.
dressed the ssscrnblsse which dispersed ct lac
hour.
pxNocIArrc HIAporArrrss.
A. seven o'clock Tanmsny Hal was allied BY
multitude eager to hear the returns, which we're
announced by Mr.. Douele Tsylor. The plscs
lscsed many old familiar faces but q sufficient
lumber werc present to MAINTAIN the prestige and
spirit q better days. dreams were given for the
hvs city districts that showed Republican gains,
While tie Democratic victories were received With
the most rspturous cheer ng. DerHve cheers and
srosns for General Butler tiled up the intervals q
speech making and the reading Of returns. sr~.
ersl gentlemen gave hopeful Vows Of the success
Of General Mcclellan in the o,eTior Of this State,
and In Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut.
and New Hampshire. Captain Rypders was dis-
covered standing rodes,ly among the crowd.
whsreupon lie was summary brought 10 80
| stand" and delivered one Of his characteristics
speeches. He said that loyal men were for Mo-
Cellsa, and he would ID elected II cheated ous
Of his election the matter should te rghted. while
II M. Lincoln fairly elected, every true Demo.
Graf would submit and try 70 do better nert htna
| Mr.. John Rely was thon introduced. he
vsr.ly ccusur-d tho authorities .or not providing
more vo.irg places, aud charged that General Nc.
Ccau lo. ten thousand votes in this city In conse-
| quence. In one district be counted two hundred
voters in line only ten minutes before the closing
| Of the ballots.
| Mr.. Taylor then announced that he had Q
telegraph from Gov. Seymour, IN whieh he sad
| MI ho ,ol L., o. L, on ma
and be hsd got $1,000 sure. tCheersl othe,
speeches aud returns were msd., and the meeting
adjourned at q late hour.
THE SEINE AT orHKR POLITICAL nxArouAarrs
Although special arrangements were made for
receiving the election returns ct the McKeon Head.
| quarters, the Sinclair House Oh Broadway, large
number Of people were there, and waited paaenth,
for any news" which nigh: be received Every
now and then some person in the audience would
announce an election return which gave q majority
| Tor Mcclellan This would DO received with greaS
cheering, while its counterpart, would be recev a
| with hearty grosns
Al the Mozart Headquarters there WA q
large number Of people assembled, who IL.
tened ~ eddressc, made By various gsu,.s.
men. tad ohecred tie returns as they came 10.
The various Republican rooms slong Broadway
were filled with members q. that party, who all
felt certain OF the surs election Of Lincoln and The
defeat u Mcclellan.
| Tus sczsH IN Tsk STREETS.
Owing TO the dsmpness, fog, spr1nkiiuy Of rain,
and other dissouforas there we're not as many
people on. a. the excitement Of the election seemed
to warrant. Had tie weather been more favor
able, immense crowds would have turned out,
Notwithstanding the inclencncy Of tho weather,
there were thousands who wended thor way u
The newspaper Offices and the headquarters
Of the various political organ! zstons
All The princps' hotels were f!ed with people dis.
c''~glag the returns they we're announced by he
telegraph ofhcers. The New York, et.INicho,ss,
! F..th Avenue Hotels aud As,or House were e..
/ IsciN.ly noted by our reporter crowded. On the
E-s. River side Of town numerous bonfrcs we're
b is:ns In the Streets and grea, des, of en-.
tbaaasm prevailed. Al tie various newspapss
Offices large crowds eongressted u. AL early hour.
In the yelalty Of these Offices many thousands q
pecpe blocked up the streets, cheering and cheer.
ing again. when majority given for their isyor.ts
candidate was announced
| MAJoa-GKsERAL JoRs j. PECK took command a
tic forces on the New York frontier on Aondap
establishing his headquarters at pusslo.
IT may sound like paradox, vet the breaking a
/ both WINS OF ARMY IL q pretty SUR, vay -