The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-14

Though the election u IIncvip WAS I loie8one
arrangement, the Yankees made the same t'I'5 oy~r
it .ts II there had been ehLnU> ioi both s}dr3.-
There was the usual tnrnins-Uu, excitement a1il
.Ier,hes that would have attended bo+" tio e!cl-
tluu Around tho Hrfaid Ollie. III New IUlE, The
scene Is thus described:
I.r". transfa:clciri were fitted ur IN the caahlt'~
I'll. r. Of th, Nr,aif buildings, t! III the Windows
of tic .t.tuIlai ToDnr, ARRANGED a. to sho~ t-e
yot, Vi ..J lltV by wards roy the GuhcTnttyilaI ~
Presidential C.Udatrs slid WIscrlltnCUNs IVtut!i,
white another Va, devoted lu-lvrtY 10 LAt tIt-
ouIt,,lurut ri Ia, tila r.u!t III the STATE ot The
country.
Amid u raw dr=1E ran, the crowd, coming nom
every part the Ctv gradually IIl1iGaaed, until oy
IrIt O'clock all t.tu streets were hUakHdtd III every
direction, ai.t transit ga loot ana III vehicles VT
almost rutlrrig prevented The ;'t!I I'LL iot 'ilei
" detur tL, Cly:,!s fFvuI yentuIrs Gay Iot tr3
gathered BY tLous4Iii, exposing rhtnlS,Iv' - tAt
weather with perfect indltferouUc - everything c!s'
but Tie result u the vote They TODD III tho street
| 1T Duhd phaianx, coinnactly and regularly al
| iIiI as' one iuulonse body Tie rain louIed dow!
| upon the up.urTef slgld anxious faces unhcedvd
the crowd, III the extlteHent OF the hosI, hafiill
| tileiI heads 10 the storm III Order u wav
| their hats tor Little Mac. Iuo scene an,
IIlr yInwd wrT" tTuiy shaIaoteti7tic Of New f"lk
OH \ he ;,t.ut bUt htt" favor m 1t. youthht
| tlrs,n:tu IL theIrrtgy line, who OaSTGi tile E1.
| p,r,s for sale, VAIN the announcement that thA
| ~he-t ctln,d only two States for IcCIrIntt, ne
with little eILcuUtose elncHt tor has mistaken EIt1T
Prise ~ the heavy maJUltteS Tor toIitrat S.cIlcl
| Ian wrI, ahnoun,ta long elld loud chtris went a.
| nom the crowd below, breaking at tunes mt
UaIsrly-sunX pttriotlc airs, ani returning, III III
ruthi~a-IuU Ui the uluIlrnt, 10 repeated cheers IL
| Little Mac AT the IuoTIcnt that the malollty I
the Seventeenth ward 3,bnt for Mcclellan vas al
| nounred the Drummoud light WIS sudtrnl.
| 5lailtiy daIkelled ana then ShUne up with 2ttate
| b,illitcy, when some cuthusastic Acile!lante e&
| claimed to the great amusement Il t!ie crowd
| "'rhat even makes the Utfdids Drumuond bgt
| wink What viii OLD Abe a..yt" The ahnou!iee
Iurnt that the Fifteenth ward had gwen Lincoln "a
majority vts received with evidences oi intense dIs
| .utSt A. the full vote Of thc city nearct coMple
| INN III. nthusia,m Of the crowd increased III q
rtrIl "A ratio IA the crowd itself, reaching TIE hugh
| eat pitch az a quarter 10 ten O'clock, When the NJ
Chlan majority III tue clty was announced III iuA
When this important total WAS announced 1T thltty
| eight thousand the vast crowd broke ioIth INTO
viii shout Of triumph. Then, for a moment sway
;u,r In and fro the excited crowd III part disperse,
| N9uv nevertheless remained behind, awaiting u
nnnounc.nent Of the result III the State, and rs "
on Il, rrss the curious still remain below anxious!
! watching the bulletin boards igr fresh announce
; | Ments.
The Republicans had i grand gathering at theJ
hsadoualters, with music, speeches, and 50 forth
| one speaker announced the fact that thero Was
heavy Union sentiment IN Richmond, anu added