New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07
ELECTION NIGHT IN THE CITY

The sosnes In this city upon elecuoh niBn' N,' .
ways worth noticing Especially was @ the case a' e'en
Ing The intense interest i the results Of the election maA
I.a i,f In the surgine crowds which thronged the news
nn Offices and the headquarters Of the several political par
t or factions Our reporters visited the main eeners o. IN
terest and present the following report
THE TRIBUNE oYF1cE
1b e NJ Try TRIBUNE was bcsoged oil the afternoon by
-. t,r,, which a., nightfal had increased to such
er. a. 20 al the square front Of the building Within
The oae men were packed Ike sarines but notvithstsnd
ing the unfavorae character OF the carry cry returns s VI
~, ,J feeling prevailed Tho returns as fast as received
% socarde n large figures sight Of the crowd and hay
ing been quickly communicated by hundred Ioice 20 tnoso "
ths street we're copied upon cards ahd scraps 9 pap anu
effect upon the general result computed " ma. en'a nus,
uPon the slight reductons MAZE IA tne hoInsh uJOes ~
tbe later and more correct returns were received NJ, -
that the had gone ioT feuton by at least 1000 majority
The aspect Of affairs changed as 4 by magic Instead %
The serous obviously Curing Hembage there waving OF
hats dcafcning cheers and rejoicing tnmn geaery men
order had been restored Dr. o. Sidney Of
mississippi was Introduced the crowd and made stirring
speech said thai he had bat single word OF conga
ION 10 and that he could have offered as confidently Two
hours ago stakeholder wears he had been stunPg
Feuon and he knew that Horace Greeey nFas
mated them from his observation He had done Nha
every respcctb southeTne dTeht mo ne 3n d
tie broke out He had fought tne eDcs Gul
and bad fought them during the recent canvass e
gnd H. sppaker addressed himself TO casgaton
OF the uckless individual lie declared that he was
coward stabbed enemy in the back and had not the
manhood shoulder muske TO defend DIS PInScs IN tS
hsd been cast iR behalf Of JET Davis his fellow cOnsprn
IA ya,ee How about Zen Buerl Ben Butler was the
Only that did rule successfully the Rebels ana ne hao
had good know that as he had served under % ol
years IA voice, Ben eat sppes though Ulcers
The crowd IN and about The TRIntNE building remained the
same numbers and enthusiasm t after midnight As the
8ei p and again when the figures had told the story
victory such plain and unquesionabe mat Their
ot he air tb chr upon cheer which seemed shake old
tn il NfVfw
bo cegs of ne crowd outside however not all for
-Fenion As the night large numbers arrived from
already subsidized from want OF good news II was ho al IN
common thing Therefore for the cheers OF one parry 70 ~
drowned by groans Of their opponents ood eelg anu
good order however Pcser1 cd ai tne woes I, I
lsuqua Wesicheer and Duichess Counties ane OF liGs
Michigan and Massachusetts, received with an eniAn
Sasn that suffered no oht Sa s,is T old arny che
OF John Browns body etc, columns ms
Scpt itself jammed within the contracted limits OF TIE
TEBuNE Counting during eight hours OF the nights
epeechcs and Jokes patriotic spirit its songs and unhagging
aSiIes boarss OF yoe.s Ills morning will testify Ono
Capt De Camp OF the second Precinct Of Police He
addressed the crowd and congratulated his herers That the
he trusted that the Legislature the corrupt oarq OF
Supervisors Of this city would be abolished and Board o.
Contro appointed which would prevent the possibility OF such
frauds bad been pacced IN the eectiono to-day speeches
were also made by other gentlemen both inside aud out o. Inc
building .
The old story Of Tammany Hall is the modern onethe tale
that 90 years since is equally true OF last night ana
many Hal ever New Workers, synonym for Black
Cuailisin Rowdyism aud Plug ugyisIn" ,,..-,-.,.
chose to commit potco moral suicide could do so in no man
speedily and 50 eheciuly as 20 any ms nal
any ticket set forth the choice Of the Iammany Ian
clique 49,. g. -..-. han ,,s
t5",,tcr. I'd the Democratic Central Committee and
fhe ochcms have assumed be the leading OF the
Democratic party has become sort Of understanding tha
on Election nights the rcurns from every Election D
trot al the shall be eegruphed ct once to Tan
number Of individuals assemble in the Of the anmany
& cp6 IN the 1Ge 90 rS scbd! me sa o ouS
Tammany night filed with the usual crowd who
60 and graned hdeous groans ior everything Republican
and Radical Wicked eyes looked evil things % the man VINO
Sisndy Tsnnaayite tod him to get out that
yer head Tammany hung IT, banners Oh he inner wall lIe
most prominent Of which the following Greeley goose
Ther was no President or Secretary Of the
gave call him 10 order At length the returns came IN
tceay adverse desire to adjourn and about 10y
O'Clock fH lights out the crowd dispersed and Iamma'
oys glo h departed
MOZART HALL.
Abou 100 partisans Of Fernando Wood were present in Mo
sart Hall last evening listen 70 the reading Of the returns
der The shadow Of Mr. picture There great
Iocng the reported success Of the Hoffman ticket through
Mr. Foley in reply to some indisreet person who stated that
Hoffman but 81 900 majority, declared that he knew tne
such ush After the reading Of the returns the crowd us
'''-''-' REFUBucAS HEADQUARrERs.
The assemblage Republican headquarters No 60 Broad
Eay very large and very enthusiastic The han ante.
rooms and entrances were filed their utmost capacity. The
meeting enabled carly IN the evening and Al e hour sun
united the declaration, we won't go home ii morning
re evening bv George Paschai Of fe1as Lewis A Barker
Maine Geo. 4. Everett esq Of OHIO MAJ haggeI5 CO
Clirke and others which rapturousy appaaded ana
from ,ss PO'ys BalPes speeS %as especially
noticeable said the Maine election moded the Grace Of
cd into The uHbeeying soul Of James Gordon 6eanett
20 Andrew johnson were ofcn more UteTlng even tnah
pretty and when be described INN win MS car % Ing Wiz
this night and shaking IN his knees like drunken Bshar
che crowd went into frenzy OF excitement and applause inc
snnorcs announced from time 20 time often oceasonng
much merrment Auburn 624 for Fenon said the chair
WIN you have Andrew johnson President OF KING,
inquired n auditor When the IN The Seventeenth Ward
was announced giving Fenton assn and Hoffman more than
900 three hearty cheers given for The 2soO loyal men
IBaoros aliernaied intervals with patriotic singing
Ale immense ossembase ,oiaing in the chorus
shoatisS the bsitscry Of irssdom.S
THE CONSERVATIVE HRADoUARTKRs
The RO0mA TWENTY thirdst and Broadway the
OF those who themselves
Republicans OF the city opened az and few
~ oE Mr. John rsy he sergcaS, al Arms mounted the
platform announced that arrangements had been mode
ee present he recommended those present proceed 10 the
Police Commissioners building u they desired any Information
the result Of the election The people then let
THE TIAEs OFFICE.
small crowd Of persons gathered 81 Tie Tnes office last
evening result Of the election Radicals and Dem
ceived TIE eturns they with cheers greans
te happened g be fsyoTsas or aniaoToe 70 their aSore
ard hs vaa for by the suspicious Of their being
bread and butter with conservative pSnces and Preea
NEWS OFFICE.
large crowd composed chiefly Of residents OF the Fourth
and sixth WARDS gathered here who sent up many cheers
rs the returns the Hoffman came in large poster
displayed announcing that The hss Extra would soon be
issue which all satisfaction the crowd had received
p 10 late hour saving declaration Of he driver Of lager
beer wagon and other reliable persons that The city had given
midnight fully possessed with the fond dcuson that Holman