The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

Tus 'o,TY TuxspAr N,onr-RrrupLlcAs
RyoIcIrU AND DEMOCRATIC DRsPoHpxrcy.
-.Qp Tpssday night large cBowds " pssoos
ief beth psi,tleM psr!iss eesgisEs.sd g their
PEI and islssrsps oiisss @ hear tSs sissslon
returns from the States. The Republican
masses were Jubilant over the success OF the
man, feeling that snothsf great victory had
try's welfare. For NE same. reason the De.
@ SnsS ss &. ' boy di9 when
mother disd and len no bread baked.
ATakrvgLicAE HnApouARTERs,
So q psloS. ~sa: =, sad sss
sought 9, tn dos "a oea news And nd rot yithoS.
and energy, 30 CHARACTERISTIC In him, to have
which The returns were rseeirsSS a. S fs:l q
.pistuf. 81 comfort, and the Captain was IN his
handsomely, illuminated, and the nat onai
heated proudly 70 the breeze in front Of the
%sup opt a;. ssFs a ss,'s W. * o Ss
THE crsTRAE GRANT AND coIyAx oIun
a heidi torth RI, az upion League Han, on Ninth
Dougherty secretary. The hail was crowded
to its utmost capacity, and the returns were
announced ~ fntervAp, drawing forth rounds
were delivered BY s.yies Brown esu wm
u. Hanse, esq, editor Of the Great Republic,
Gen. Eaton, and others, and the meeting con.
was also point Of attraction. Messrs. Cor.
butt 4 90. were In receipt Of returns almost
sre,y %inTtf Hna 'nnoun'ed them to the as
THE Bors IN Blue 90
held public outdoor meeting on Second street,
near virGinis avenue, lSodth washington,j
read to the great delight OF the Boys in Blue.
Addresses were delivered BY Alderman Baker,
Gen. J. 8. Oroeksr, sr., J. 8. Croekef, g., Dol
J. b. Adams, and number Of Others.
- AT cARusi's SALOON
were assembled the unterrifed, who gave up
the contest with as much "srsce as could be
i.ed an unrelentins war Of four years more ,s on
the csrpet.baggers. Drs. mi, Amen, and Clay.
ton, Colonel burrows, and j. E. Norris, made
pesa and Ss fs
beat any Of the unterrined out Of their money
.,~ -g THE THEATRES.
-. At both the National and Walls theatres,
the returns were read from the stages at each
drop OF the curtain, and the audience were
thus kept In pretty high state Of excitement
during the entire performance, Not small
In northern and western counties, towns, and
wards but betting on States was not INDUCED
In to any great extent. ,....-.
was kept open nearly all night, and huge
crowds assembled In front OF the bulletin
board TO read dispatches from the States.
Two shaded gAslights, arranged one on each
side OF the board for the express purpose,
made the reading OF the news an easy task
even to those OF defective sight; and all were
furnished the reports as soon as received,
while the stars and stripes waved proudly
over them. r.I
-.... THE CHRONICLE oYPIoE
was also open until near morning, and their
dispatches were bulletiped or read as soon az
received. Against the front OF the office was,
In gas Jets, the word "Peaoe,n and across
pended the national bunting; which all con-
tributed to draw large concoursc Of persons.
the EVENING STAR
displayed Its usual energy In laying tho re-
turns before the public In prompt extras, and
BY announcing the returns to tho assembled
citizens a. soon as they arrived at the office.
THE NATIONAL inrELLiGkNckR
entertained q select audience In doors, the
news being Of such character as to make II
uncomfortable to move about much IN the
cool night air. -
THE EVENING Kxrnrss
was ditto; and, 4 anything. somewhat more
SO. The news did not keep them sufficiently
late hoursj so they retired quite early.
MIsCKLLAEkoUs,
Between u and 1 o'clock a party OF Oon-
sentative roughs stopped at Republican head
quarters, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, aud ap-
peared bent on having a rough and tumble
n nSht; bS St By the timely Interference of the
Bonhres illumined the skies from many
points In the city, the largest Of which, as far
as we made observation, was the corner of
Ninth and q streets. ..
No serious disturbance occurred In any part