The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

Az invariably the case on TIE night of tho election
the faithful OF tho democratic fold met evening at
to the eturns OF tho contest veser
day. As the old Tammany wgwam is undergoing
transformation aud about TO be put TO other than
those for which been celebrated in years past
the gathering OF iis adhercnts held in Masonic
Hail. East Thirteenth street. Long before seven o'clock
the anxious crowd OF democratic Information seekers
filed the hall and exchanged congratulations the
probable result OF tho election. AT seven O'Clock
Justice Mansfield voted into the chair. and aftor
CONTEMPLATING the democratic and conservative
citizens the that attended their efforts pro-
ceeded read few scattering returns that had been
received from the Sixth Senatorial district all OF which
went 70 show the election OF Thomas J. Dreamer, the
democratic candidate Cheer upon cheer az these
returns announced and comical remarks In.
n majority n the Tenth ward fos ,bs
State ticket 1861. This was the signal for renewed
cheering. Returns we're then read from various dis
trics In the up town wards all Of which told OF domo
cratic majortes, and greeted with loud applause.
Mr.. JAMS d. McCLELLASD was then called upon for
congraiuatory speech and proceeded 10 comply with
The request The great victories just achieved in Penn
syivsna, ohio, California and now In thus State were
Congress- He believed that the majority
this city would foot up In the neghborhood Of sixty
Ave thousand thus securing the State beyond all perad
venture.
Captain ISAIAH RySprRs next spoke. Tho white race
werc again in the ascendant The followers OF Henry
cpos of Andrew Jackson He thought that " the old
white hat Of jackson could DO elevated 90 tho old heros
hickory cane the enact would 90 like that produced on
the children OF Israel when Moss raised
tho brazcn scrpent-the sick republicans might
look upon i and be healed uAash,er)
republican paper had announced thai the late demo.
cratic meeting AZ Cooper Institute azzle Wel u
there had been two such nzzes, New York city would
probably have given one hnndred and twenty thousand
majority. lie had been amused reading the senti-
ments expressed in republicans papers here within the
pas, fortnight One Of them said, "CIose up close up
the order comcs" He would like TO ask where the
order came front
Boz N THE AUDIENCE From Kcnncdy ~
Rvup C anA hnx, Iarnn hx
Intuition. The answer " not exactly what anticipated
but it's true, nevertheless
cry here went up 10 put the boy on the PLATFORM
aud he elevated thereto and cheered accordingly
Joshua OF old, continued captain Ryndors battered
down the ramparts Of Jericho with blasts from rams
horns; but the modern Joshua uaughcrl has not beon
able with all his blowing, 10 make any impression on
the political walls OF this democratic city. fRoars OF
laughter and choera He has been unable 70 effect any
thing, under the orders OF King Kennedy or King
Acton, against this citadel OF Irish wbsksy and Ger
man lager beer. Continued cheerlngl The Captain
continued speak Ia jocuar vein for some time, and
closed BY saying that the future Of the counry had
: better oullooks The white mans pIipSlples he'd