The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-14

Methodist Episcopal church, then came forward and
spescn which repessedy brought downs the house,
Mr. SPENCER read o telegram from Mr. Forney
announcing that every republican Congressman IN
carried BY from 1000 to 90 600 majority This piece
Of news was the signal for tremendous cheering.
The nrst dispatch 'r received nom Ohio was nom
the district represented BY Pendleton which showed
the election OF Mr. Eggleston to Congress. II de-
that Ohio sent to Washington Carey. l have
another another telegram from Pennsylvania. "Grecian
ter OF ceremonies, s'Greaf Bend shows democratic
majority OF eighty-three. Is Is not extraordinary
mat the only spot In ell Pennsylvania which showed
democratic majority should be one that was on the
great bendY" This pun elected loud laughter and
"Bully for you, Msther spincer,n accompanied by
Later in the evening the Presiding oScer inquired
IN that peculiar tone Of voice which he assumes
wRen n9 ne has anything very pleasing 70 report !,
Eyes, yes" Moderated tho audience "The repub-
can majority thus far ls 1900" This piece OF news
ne e the building
the Rev. John Parker, another Methodist minister,
was called upon and sang with great gusto ns star
cheers for Griswold Tor the Methodist ministers and
s S ss a ssa ySan Se
teman who treated the audience In the earlier part
Of the evening to loyal recitation was again IN
afford 0 rich intellectual treat to the audience.
Mr.. SPENCER, amid loud laughter, read the follow
ing from that magnificent building In Fourteenth
street. the new Iammany Hail. built with the
greenbacks OF q plnndered people:-"Mr. Spencer.
please announce that the democracy In Tam
many Hall assembled have adjourned.n Near mid
night the intelliQence reached the building thai
Cincinnati was carried by republican majority OF
$500. The immense gathering again sprang 70 their
feet the men threw up their hats In frantic style,
the ladies waved their handkerchief Charley Spen-
Ger seized o magnificent basket Of choice flowers
which was on the stand and fired them at the fair
sex, telling them TO press them in books and keep
them until the day OF their death. The audience
spontaneously struck up the thrilling song "Rally
DOM" followed with comic songs by the celebrated
gee club the band accompanying the singers. This
scene which beggars description, was followed with
cheers for Grant and Cofax.
CHARLEY said that although IL was near morning
he would introduce black Presbyterian minister,
the Rev. Mr.. Ray.
The colored reverend gentleman came forward and
spoke briefly. He had been engaged in getting his
colored brethren to register. The following res0lu-
ton was unanimously adopted
Resolved That that the entire strength of the
publican party OF this city be developed IN the coming
hereby pledge themselves day suspend
their business and devote the entire day to the interests Of
their country.
Mr.. SPENCER then read with great comicaty the
news published in the "Extran NetcS, announcing
the election Of the republican State tickets and
pressed surprise that Ben Wood hadn't put his paper
In mourning.
The glee Grub sang the 'Sword Of Bunker Ill.,
after which the audience adjourned, satisfied that
the morning Journals would contain full accounts OF
the great republican victories.