The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL II. ems SEE INSIDE PAGES.

creased gatherings crowded about ths, precinct cen
| to judge by general inebraeon what was tue un,
usual stir put the vehement eeconeerug PROPOSED 6
democracy ana roqndeis Tor republicanism were were
wore quietly on AT the polls there was ~ mt
busy bum; By broken now and then by some deaenhg
tardy voters, by patriotic airs, The excitement,
proceedings except M some few precincts. were un-
Hopsfui eve 1p6S eVe be ener cs gaIy sfzng WIN
commit themselves on meCe expectations, mum.
thng up of the vehement spirits OF the UuterriGed"
m4nt m dusK OF evening when, engaged In some strictly
With lquihed tangleioot, they could and tear
Indeed some Of these overzealous constituents Of
s AUGy y tne @ FaSti @ Iorgettng in their enthusiasm
helr ex pectations by casting many conservative oal
ana earnesiness to discuss the right OF such pro.
G IhsisllhE thht the legality OF the act consisted
Others having gradually arrived at seml.conscous-
insisted insisted; in thrusting in whole fists full OF other
untll evening, though, did the excitement greatly
From the polls all hastened to the various head.
quarters of their respective parties, and IN anxe.y
ties and wise prognosucations not to say various
predictions from stad politicians, who, like the De
might pronounced what must inevitably be the result
from ali the various wards fine city fSvor6 ettrl t'
party, IT'S adbetents roared with ineilabe delight,
again.
In the midst Of the Democracy the id pager',
was ostracized; in fact his presence would have been
his certain personal destruction. At Of the
gatherings, as Democratic gain reported, a re-
guted Nrginian soOthsayer essayed to qulet the ur
Kindness and unity OF feeling which unlike the oil of
peace ON troubled waters, caused still more excite
Fully believing in their ascendancy, the Unterraed
TOOK hope, and Immediately planned immense pro-
Cessions redundant with transpar :embeli4hed
with Andy as divinity, and headed by innumerable
bands OF music, stocked with Roman candles and
strepgthenea by artillery wherewith to make unre
pentant ana evlEdesgning Republicans quake with
perched so suddenly on the Democratic front that Il
a Vnl md tha
grand paraphernaa which was to have graced the
bue-llght, and fife.
THE STREETS
, Last evening reminded one forciby of war times
universal, but here there was division spced with
und cheering. From Broad to Third, Chestnut street
e tbe ySteT rDe5 Ve5y eoTnST ha6 It's
each journal Office was grand cynosure for all eyes
was political wigwam, where The nations poty
and the cy's beer were impartiaB discuss 9d with
Along, the main streets as far as the eye could
that 6oded evil to surrounding property These
rather night to the children for then It is thei D
conesable right to fitch from stores, cellars, aud
fences for their Individual qualification During the
nSRf of e feP' & aTas by
making their way homewards as fast as their shaky
This morning the excitement remained unabated,
places and popular resorts to hear the news The |
democracy have become acetious; In fact they have
with graceful dig between the fourth aud dfh and
Sey press upon YOU deem6 highly necessary WGh a
Repn3 cans SHOULD seek q more coogenial soil The |
Canvassng the election
THE OYER.zEALoUs COME TO GRIEF.
The arts and schemes whereby and wherein Demo |
cracy could be exalted and Repu6iic@aniSm pub @ a6ased.
wsFe eson Us wse lax en- eGso FOR Casting ha
one vote and illegal use of the franchise in support ot
William Davis and Daniel Fitzpatrick, arrested Ia
efmsS in deaat of s0dU bail J9sdp6
John hI9han John Roach % Daniel shane E]rederlc{ frederick
Moore John smith and II F[anGs m9nG were we're
held 10 answer
SALE Of REAL EsTATE.-The following real
estate was offered for sale at the Philadelphia
Exchange, by Mr.. James a. Freeman, COM
mencng at noon to-day, with the annexed
result
Two threestoTy hTGl; dwellings @ a. in sost stteet
222l each l6 by 62 100; $3.50
Richmond street.-The half part in valus-
BILE cOal-yard and MILL Orphans Court
Neeo%n ianoT%G valuable tracts Of land md 'i-'O
in the Twenty-hhh Ward containing 10
large quantity OF bTick.ciay. Executors
No 5i8 e. Front srecTX tGTegsory brick 'o'0'
tavern stand and lot II by 5SA feet Or .,o,,
No. on"7 I5 Fran FTanklin street below NoGieX
hIes;storE frame house lot 10 6y az ieet 7il'
a thTae.story brick dwelling ......,.sa. slO5O
three.stoIy brick mouse lot iS by 81 feet s2l75
No. 1855 s. Fifth street.-The ne-iourth part
]
A BRUTAL OUTRAGE-HOw THE DEMOCRACY
CELEBRATED THEIR VICTORY LAST NIGHT.-LaSt
evening spectacle colored woman look q seat IN
an Arch street car on It's downw4rd trlp Mheh % %the
reached the corner OF Ninth street, where. me
Democratic headquarters situated the Underlined
full possession of the news of their victory at
the polls, and very iubilant in consequence Inter.
preting the voice Of the people as sustaining theT
cherished dogma, which acknowledges the negro MS
having mo rights which the white man is bound TO
respect" as the presence OF one OF the hated
race was seen great shout was Tase9 ana the crows
"Kill her! kill herr" the inhuman Democratic MOB
pushe their way into the vehicle and attempted TO
drag the Into the street During the
struggle which ensued she received several severe
blows her person. butthrOugh the assistance OF
rescued from their barbarOHs hands and carried down
the without further moesJatiOn Such some
of the first fruits of the victory which was achieved
yesterday by the negro-haters, simply because the
friends of the negro thought fit to absent themselves
from the polls This lesson should be taken to heart
by the Republicans Of PHILADELPHIA
CARL SENTz's ORCHESTRA MATINEEs, AT HoR-
TCULTURAL HALI.-The following is the programme
Tor to morrow at'efnooni- Observation-Disclosures,
Mozart
UbersH bu-"Thou ever present" Lachuer
sung by Mr.. Jean Louis, accompanied by Corno
Obligato. Mr. II; KnstenmGcher.
Overture-"WiIllam Telp-(With all the parts as
written for original score) Rossn
SG jVennese Chronoies "
First Finale Of Lohengrn, R. Wagner
Horticultural liza Quadrllle ........,"..F. HohmRnn
observation-disclosures Dance MeyeTbeer
ALDERMEN ELEcTED.-We give the following
election returns for Aldermen
Third Ward--FTank A. Dewitt, d.
Fourth Ward-William McMullin, d.
Seventh Ward-Williim lshaw, d.
Thirteenth Ward Charles NJ. Carpenter II,
Seventeenth Ward John Devlln, ID.
Twenty first Ward-Peter Derin, ID.