New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
THE ELECTION.
VOTING IN THE CITY.
Extraordinary Order and Quiet
at the Polls.
The Political Headquarters at Night.
Moral Power of the Registration
Act.
Scenes and Incidents in the Metropolis.


attempts at Illegal voting were made The Regstra'
tion Act proved a wholesome corrective TO the vote
early and often party and loud and long the con-
plants against it in consequence. The vote In the
city shows material falling off and there must have
been thousands Who from what they conceived to be
motives Of self interest or from oareessness failed to
vote.
At the various political headquarters last night there
was very little STIR and though the morning newspaper
offices had number of attendants in quest of the latest
news. the crowd much less than ordinary. The
evening passed very TRANQUILITY and Few persons
accustomed 10 the uproar of New York on election
nights. would have supposed ANYTHING Of an unusual
character had occurred IN the city.
TAMMANY HALL.
The Tammany supporters began to assemble at Their
headQuarters at early hour last evening and by
o'clock the "0d Wigwam was crammed with curl
Gus assortment Of loafers drunken rovdies, disap.
pointed ofceseekeTs, bnmmers, roughs, FOUNDERS and
6ackguards with a small sprnkling Of pothouse poll.
tcians and thin cream of honest, well meaning com
D chen ling voters
Fo, some tiue they kept their hands and feet warm
BY necessarily applauding an empty WHISKY bottie,
which stood. like q symbol of metropolitan democracy.
Just below the sleepy headed. tawdry.wingcd gilt
eagle behind the speakers stand al the same time e1
erclSing their lungs with indescTbabe plaudits over
some event unknown TO disinterested observers. A
few words of description will answer for the audience
There was one genuine gentlemen, with red HAIR and
blue wastcOat whose lively colorS were entirely
out of keeping with sundry sonorous groans
which he gave vent 10 al stated intervals !;
the loud levity OF another noble specimen OF
humanity was, the other hand. in unseCmly con-
trast with his left eye which arrayed in funerea
hues; there was drunken feed-boy who initiated the
squeal of pig with marvellous accuracy and another
who emulated the gorilla in bis native wds while the
popular recognition of the Deity expressed In
numberless FORMS amid a rising incense OF tobacco
smoke and fearful showers Of eyes unused to weeping
Presently there a stir in the crowd increased
howl, displacement of accO.smoke and. looming
IN. like genius of intellectually and an angel of purity
with the golden flakes of celestial atmosphere stu
clneng 70 hs cleaning wings. appeared that paragon
OF incOnuptibly, that ne!ghng war-borse OF true
Democracy, and central pillar Of tie Temple Of Liberty
Capt. Isaiah Ry ndeIs Now the captain has not ouug
TO Tammauy faithfully be might have done and
GOODNESS the part OF her disciples might have
been reasonably anticipates but the majesty Of tie
man Immediately apparent. 1t arose above party
feeling and lowered supreme above little recoectons'
eciting stTons applause.
UIon nom'uatlon OF the captain Mr. Lesiny was
elect Oh lirInan; and then, while awaiting returns
the Captain began mastery ursunentatIye, patriotic
address which only be termed prolonged burst OF
feryd eoquence generous gush Of native genius in-
spired by iuta!e trust and hope and softly meAoWed By
tendcr-thTouging memories Of The past but which our
want OF space cOmpels US 10 epiiomze.
CAPT. RYNDERs's ADDkFSS.
GENTLEMEN, said the Captain, barring his Joyl0n
brows and standing like tower gentlemen, am al
most stranger TO Tammany, whence was driven out
some years ago but an abiding affection foI the Ol
Wigwarn brings me once more among you. Why did
leave old Tammanyi Because she forsOOk the prin.
cples Of the Democratic party, and trained with the
Black Republicans. our managers are no longer true
10 Democratic principles They are trcksters fOr OILY
tricksters would nominate man who they knew could
not be elected and whom they did not intend 10 sup
mort as fLev noraina,ed Carolan O'Bien Bryant.
Voice-How about the Feniausf
Captain-I shall come to that presently. Don't inter
rupt me. As was about TO observe
Voice (amid cries Of Put him out DRY upl How
about the Feniansf
Captain-I am never unciyil 10 ANYBODY but il that
dirty lived contemplate scoundre does Mt shut up
bis Jaw. I'll come there and kick him. Don't cal Llm
He Ernu trho fDrdp pr' q
thinks il something TO eat and therefore opens
his mouth like damned fool. lLaughterI one good
kick is worth an ocean Of advice TO such miserable
THIS strong but dignifed reproof had the effect Of
partnly quicrC the fenian who thereafter Only dis
turl ed the c. plain at irregular intervals The Captain
then went on 10 uith.r reyrehend the conduct Of Tam
many toward Bryant whom. however h" bad not voted
for; which conduct he eruditely sugmauzed as a
scientific piece Of political treachery"
In reply 10 a question as 10 whether the Wood
brothers had not been mainly stIumehtal IA causing
the split in the Democratic party N ofh lily
asserting he had just voted Tor Ben WOOD az the
In regard 10 Feniansm the Captain said: am a
Fenian not because I'm al lrishman, when ami,
but on principle. He that lives by the SWORD shail
die by the sword Look al Rome saidtLe CaPtain,
with antique wrinkle Of lis eyebrows ana ciasac
srag OF his head; look at Rome She conquered ma,
tiofs numbering the Inhabitants by thousands aud
confscatng their lands. Where ts RoHe fo'Gdy I'd
gland is preparing for a similar Ietrbuton III she
'nvades the United States through Canada, viii in.
de her ,hrouch IRELASD. planting the Stars and
Stripes on one end Of the House Of Commons and tne
lr.sh ensign on the other tDeiriOus applause.I
The Captain also believed in the Constitution, and
robably dsbelieyed in Black Republican rule though
5nr reporter not altogether certain on this point
,avi lost some Of his notes in the crowd. The Cap.
lin aIo had an abiding faith in whisky and thought
at the reason why the Democrats all voted for socum
vas because the opposition called MN WniSEy'thiei
"a re subject of tbe universal niger, the Captain ven
afed the following original opinion; They can me
"C0pperhead" love the Constitution oil my county
b mat constitutes COpperhead, Why' theh am
Clperhead prefer white man 10 Niger pro,
"a white yonau fresh from the hand OF GOd, 10 q
v,oly.hcsded Hat.nosed bubberipped, sofl-shanked'
lowered mean, dirty, contemplate Niger Wencnj
q at constitutes a COpperheadi Why tneh 4 ""'
q fopperhead lUproariOus applauscJ =. ..u.,.
Ills remarks were frequently interrupted by fetprDs
0m the different WARDS, the announcement oi "uIy
were received with appropriate cheers ana groas' -.
fe conrae of the evening james Nesbtt Ponllcan VI
the Sixth Ward sang "a new song called 'COiuhDIa'
- Gem Of the Ocean" and Capt Rynders, IN noun noun
Iafipg Charles ,OConor and HOratio Seymour euo.
lOzed the latter as "HOratiO Seymonr-One OF nature
Ilest nobeman honest mans the nOpest "orA VI
Godp , ..,
those but small affairs hardly worth ne oOnsderatioh
o. an Intelligent public. The meeting adJouned al ~
O'Clock, with three original cheers for SoouIh ana an
unteTried grOan for Barlow.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
The Republican State Committee met last evening AZ
The AstOr House. Every one was confident that toe
State was SAFE and at O'clock when the news came
Of the immense gains in New-York. Albany. Bufao
and the rest Of the interior cities, placing 1t beyond
peradyenture they did not wait for further intelligence
but adjourned to how the Democrats accepted the
verdict Of the people only 10 find the halls where the
latter worshiped as silent as the grave. And WIN
silence the simile ceased.
MOZART HEADQUARTERS.
Mozart was desOlate and discoDsolse last night Its
unclean benches fOrsakeD. its talow gores had
gone out and loyal Mozarters initiated their example
Early In the evening few Of the great "Unterfifed
appeared the scene anxously inquriDg If lint were
elected. Dephos silent and the dev0tees Al the
shrine went On their way disooutsnted dishssrt