, 1869-11-03
1T TARNkIL uA1.

At FARNkLL uA11. l
Fuly IN hour beEofe taerc was even I guRRes
Jon OF return, F11Hcll Hall began 10 dlt up wish
lager and expectanf vosers. There wtre NO
ogu1ts 10 tail tns story OF Victory, but every mai
present felt confident ot the Eesult, And the
gseAteet anthus1azm prevailed. A. the crowd BE-
came impatient and eagef tor something Of any,
thing TO dnatroy tho monos1nY Of waiting foT
tic 1e1tsct, Alderman c. C. r. Holden ascended
The platform, and entertained the audience with
ahcrt but Lively speech. he sald that 4 wall
Known cEaft would eoon start Up Salt Rsvc1. In
n hour It woald BE- sent On tn Wy. III Captain
Has l. c. Healing, whsae ss1ouop wuu1d act -
mate. Among its paDeneesS were 0sge, lam.
Kn1ct tertocker, Wentworth, StAmuon H d and
he w.ahed them delightful vp5sga4
Az quarter past 8 O'Clock tho n1t retaIu waa
rad AMID grrzs entnuhRam. II sounded: HTmM
Precinct OF the Sixteenth Ward tone Of the
enemy st1upgho:dk}ss - majority for the Clslzeas'
ttckef-st1ztght" Next came the Fourth Pre-
ctnet Of tho Eighteenth. It rad: .'aal C1uzeua'
10 & BsrnacleA" These wazda include largo
portion OF the Ge,msn element which Heaug
boassed 10 cary in his pocknt ana TIA resalt was
received with Tremendous eaesrA
fond cstl1 wrre made tor General lleb, and 10
addressed tho multitude In stirring speech. The
Germans, be contended. had thoroughly vtnd+
Gated themselves from the aapet1ioa thlt they ase
Owned By ueEng Co, Ine no uat1onANsy hkd
worked harder and done more 70 bring about Tho
s1csory.
Gene4aI Stiles, the newly elected CITY Attorney,
also made Telling speccn. and 1ouHed the audi
enre, artadJ highly easedt to the highest pitch Of
etthutiasn.
Al this point another county vas heard fron1." !"
1t WEI the Third Precinct Of the Fiith Ward, and
WAS announced 1t 80 majority for tho Gnxsns'
ticket Next came the stronghold Of Republican,
Hvu uf1a Vk1f} q tnH4 a rrrA
100. 1t Wis result entirely unexpected, and the
announcement ratsed 4 perfect WnlriMnd Of en-
thustaGm-
Vim. II. EDDY, TIC "chaplAn" Of tho Third
Ward, next addressed the meeting In his usual
telling Way and elected frequent laughter !. the
expense Of The B&zuAeicA
Loud calls were pnAde for A. L. Morrison, Esq.
He said that Il any one doubted of sueoess he had
but TO look u tho fsces belorn him. A. Ranell
had sald Of toe C1imea aold1ets, "They return
eth the light Of battle on their faeeA"
AT this point The t1nnense hall WIS crowded "a
ia utmost capacity, and the feeling o! the audience
| was no high and hnoJlnt, .hst eserJ annonnce
| nent Of succesa called fer toud and prolonged
nurznA
NeYAns' B&nd WIZ On the stage, and dscour1ct
ssre Of its choicest nrus1c between tho speeches
and the Glee Club ukeWlso did thatr best md tun
! nieat.
| Glowing speeches Were also made bJ hon. 8
HaJes. D. D. Drisooll. ESQ.,. and Hon William r
Coolbaugs- The latter GENTLEMAN said the rrTo
lutaon that wna naugnlsted by the Ett1euS' Coz,
mtstee had been crowned BY glorious y1osor7
He believed that tho wor1 Just Accompushe'
would rebound to tho lasting benefit Of Chicago
and be felt for good all over the county. Me1srl
C. N. Holden, EsQ, DA1neJ csol1ald, Esd, IN
General u r 4. Wallsce, Rddreaed tbs meettn
townrds the close: and, whsn TIA ntssea nnall
dispersed, they seemed completely autfetted Wit
s1AjoF!ties.
M1W RraNA
Most people thought that tho sun Went doF
lass night On ns.d.fou2ht neld. In mort Il
! staroe4 tho various Bafn1cla candidates We1
| hopoful and suls Of enthus!aam. Il the even1n
CANE on, the various newspaper omces, tho c1t
Ecns' he1dqnArteEa, and iii placea where any Il
, formation Of the daYs doings could b learue'
were thfpuged with es9er, anxious, and lrqutru
cruFdL The trst report GAME from the Mn
. teentn Ward, and indicated plainly the ytcto,
which had been won Against tbs co17uptseuist
| Tne immense crowd Ia frunt OF TB1 Tabu1
omce rent the air with cheetA At this ftxt fSyu
, able pfognosuca&ion. The other neWEpap
ot1.es were the eeepes Of the sxnae demonsn
! tious Of toy md enthna1axm. Tne ItsaT
q | came IN hloNfJ, but they also cAue Ia Gufel
Tho shrpng IN the principal Etreets wAs also re
grest- There Wa bat one universal topic Of co
verrat1on, and that, - TO the resnlt Of the eli
tton. When It became evident that The people b
] trtunphed, and that the Ring was o4e1thros
: forever, An ,mp1ompsu p1oceaslon was forne
s headed b. haud Of music, which paIaded t
y | principal 1teet1 unt1t = late hour. As rttufu
= Ter return camn In. Aad the peop1ea victory =
. placed beyond all shadow Of doubt, the croEds
tho ttreets gradually dlzpe1sed, and wended th
: ways to their several homes, Altogether. thou
tho day seeued 10 be quiet enough, AID devoid
particular incident, tho interest Of tho citizens
8 Chiago seemed never to be greater than on l
) night. when awaiting the general election
= | turns.