, 1875-11-03

ttnn Of uur citizens intlulged in last evening,
wncn t1lo retntnH frDn tho sarolR narln Ati-
ouci',K tn result Of tlla olocttou wo,o orecc,vnd.
haa leon Accu for Years: Tho streets tt!rro,.l1u-
ing tho Ecrublitan headquarters wcro illIotl With
n to1il tnals af humanity, Numbering ut lcnst
6.ft'O. WIN were unable to Enin nlnlssion 10 thu
headquarters, which wnH nt-n crowded to HnNo-
catlo1I. WIlrnrvern fayonbls return waH NIL
Nunnccd n ri!out Of joy tn,crherntci through
TIN building. whi.:ti WINS takou up by :ha crowd
het'w, mud lc-r''l,oc' III all arctonE.. An i'm.
tncnFu rtowa Of our schrcctab!s bhnke1A md
merchants wero assembled Ut
TIL: FREEMAN HOUSE,
wl,rre returns wrro also received. These nlcn
we'a perfectly frenzfc1 with Joy M tla rcti,rns
were real aud cnyo won't to their feelings In every
imaginable way. atr. John Lylo Ring was.ss,
nronm liko n jumptnE..jnck. A'r. George
Schneider. tho presiIcat Of tho Illinois National
ilaDh. and particular. friend Of III. linck,
Elccfnly rubbed his lands. Othors again shook
that thH WAS The first ttr,o they had bcan on tho
winning side, hut thts WIS glory enough to rophy
them tor NIL !l1nr rtcyiona aefent. 4 moro re-
hpcetnb!o aud happier crowd thnu that asscnl-
mover gathered together before IL this city:
Another tuaBs Of humanity who gorie,l
III having ilnred to kill of tLo nosit- Fish
we're surrounding TIT TRIBUNE NulttlInE. where
the Fet,!frs ~ere poStotE up ~ fast aB rOceircd
Whcnavor n now favorable return Vas stuck
up the crowd chcerGd and huFral1cd until AoaF!e.
Not soul could ho found OH tbs streets who
WAS wiling to admit TINT l.o voteA for ucHlut,
or that lo cyor Lad been In Elih fnyot.
\ NUMBER or M01'NAENS
wrTo nAaemblcd at Tom foloyh hnd Atclarry'R
who tiled to keop up iher spirits with tho hopo
that tAe lntos ratilruB might yet change tho rc-
suit. When, however. tslo later roturns wero no
moro favorable ttlnn the frat tl,oy gave vent to
shcir outraged fcc'inEs by castit1g !mpraeatsons
uron tho hoad Of sir. Kelley, whom tley ucclls-
cd Of hnsipg been the cause of thoir groat aoe-
ro". sma!i groups Of acrtnan mad Irish politt-
clans wern congrrgated around tho Slaats-Zei-
t'n,y building aud tho Opposition headquarters
discussing tho situation. 1t soomoI to DO owl
dent BY their gesticu!ationB and cnrnestueBs
that tho rcturnB woro rather unsatitifactory.
"lfo caBt q ahoo on tho first quarter and barc-
" saVei his distance" said . woll~kuown citi-
2nn and habituo OF Woford'A last evening. In IN
attempt to account for tle defeat OF IleeiuE
"Whon ho intruded himself on tho meeting at
Fatwclt Hall. and presumed to affront tho gon.
tomon who composed il. he irro,lso1rably llnkctl
hitneetf to q lost cause" lie continued. Many
rnuro conclusions Of elminr import we're TO 10
heard OH
CLAIR BTnEEt
lust evening. That thoroughfare and places OF
resort lacatoA thereon were alive with citizona
who fecitated themselves upOn tho result.
Wolford's was throngcd with Representatives. OF
tho board OF Trade, who mingled With tho army
eeutet similar ncono. and tho Tivoli opposite
rcsenbed q political CAUCUS. Tho OPINIONS OK
pressed woro III vnried as tho coiors Of Josoph'a
voat, but oil united in common, bolicf that
pNrgeI 10 and ffo on tllo pavement
md dissolved into tho Faloons, or bent
their steps to tho headquarters OF their political
party. Ladfen too. wero abroad. and. in the
oxnbeyanco Of their enthusiasm. naoplea tho
conclusions OF their gallauta.
Don'lrcs were klnd!ed 10 different por.-
tho MIR. nnl, rejoicing that he