The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06
Tho Political Headquarters.
YAMMAxY HALL.

There was tremendous excitement in Tammany Hall
last evening. amounting in fact, in the crowds who
rushed in at the opening Of the DOORS and the cheers
and hurrahs and tigers something like the democratic
demonstrations OF the palmest days Of the Wiewam.
The returns, giving the election to Hoffman were
ceived with yocierous applause Captain Rynders
present. and made amusing speech on the occasion.
During the proceedings regular n2hf occurred. and IL
was some time before order was restored After the
meeting adjourned fireworks discharged from the
balcony OF the Wiswam in honor Of the OF the
democratic candidate for Mayor
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
At early hour last evening the OF the repub
leans corner OF Twenty third and Broadway
opened for the convenience Of the supporters OF Roberts,
who assembled hear the Mr. Charles Spencer
unanimously called upon toprcsde, and discharged
the duties of that position with considerable humor
The room was dcnscy crowded and the audience was 40
jubant that passerby would have supposed that their
candidate were the successful one for the Mayors chair
Mr. Laxar sang "John Browns Body" the company
joining heartily IN the chorus after which gentle.
men who were slightly nebafcd entertained the audi.
Spencer read Telegram which stated that Mr. Holman
was elected by about thousand majority. This
nounccment had the effect Of dampenng the enthusiasm
Of the crowd who addressed In consolng strain
by the chairman. He congratulated the Cnionists Of
New York that they had OF the state and national
sord 70 bie ss time He urged them 10 resolve that
they would continue 10 night In the line upon which
they had been lighting until the last stronghold Of the
the building.
HEADQu ARrgRs or rHE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
There was total lack Of incident 1t the headquarters
OF the Citizens organization last night A few poit
clans had gathered together to talk election matters
but there was no excitement whatever, and a.
decided feeling Of dependency might have been
pected TO prevail The Of the result of the vote
received with great cooness BY the few parties
sembisd and the headquarters Immediately after the
announcement Of the peoples choice, varated by
the occupants all OF whom hurried on 70 gather such
minor details ss were Of personal interest," 70 them.
HEApoU ARrERs OF TEE n'KEoS ORGANIZATION.
Al the headquarters Of the McKeon organization, ~
the Sinclair House. tolsraby large mscmbass pre-
sent. There was considerable discussion the pros
poets a the election during the earlier portion NJ the
evening; but the result Of the vote
nounced there general scattering the Interested
parties Fastening 10 Police Headqusre gather what
they considered reliable information than that
which had reached their The proceedings st the
Sinclair House marked by decided lack OF int
rest in which all hands appeared 10 share end the result
OF the election by all regarded ~ foregone
clusion.
MOZART HALL.
No event carry inspiration or enthusiasm among the
supporters OF Mozart Hall trsnspred yesterday In the
charter election and hence there meeting At the
headquarters last evening The largo room was iliu.
minated with gas light and nine O'Clock found about
twenty persons present Those converted in whispers,
and their gloomy nenances gave strong token OF
disastrous Intelligence At ten O'Clock, the worthy
antor seeing chance Of meeting any demonstri
ton whatever closed the doors and the twenty gentle
men present adjourned to some more socisble quarter