New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11

body at once. The excitement seemed to break down
from sheer exhaustion Of mind and body.
Secretary Chandler occupied his private~room. He
said there longer any doubt about the result IL
was only necessary protect the and see
that perfect justice done. lie feared no disturb
ances and thought the Democratic talk OF anticipated
violence the best possible evidence that the Democrats
ready 20 acknowledge themselves beaten. He said
e waS going to Washington the 800 train, and
Major Dod-e with Inn. The campaign was over, his
home and his business were in Washington, ana ne
should transfer the headquarters TO No 1906 Est. IL
determined later that Mr. Clancy should remain ana
occupy paror T. the Twentyfour-s side Of the no.
tel, until Monday. Cen Daniel Z. Sckcs wil probably
be in charge. John Davenport, Police Commissioner
Wheeler and other Republicans visited secretary Chand
Ter in his There expressions OF doubt as 10
the result, and the feeling was oLe Of perfect
confidence in peaccabc declaration OF the
result, which shoui appear just and impartial
10 all fairmudcd citizens. Gen. sices IN charge Of
the headquarters. He all callers assuring answers
to the question, what is the atest" He said there
was no doubt in his Own mind. He personally believed
that IIfycs fairly elected Five counties In FLORIDA
had not been heard from. Although the Republicans had
far large majority and experts ID poItcal eSate'
had predicted the certainty Of those five counties not
changing the general result he would not that either
party was OF tie woods" before the Official count
was made 10 the three doubtful Southern States.
THE FEELING IN THE EVENING.
Tho energetic efforts OF the propuetOrs OF the Flth
Avenue Hotel, assisted by Capt Williams and n squad
Of policemen secured perfect good order in the vicinity
tue Republican National Headquarters last evening.
Alter o'clock only guests Of the hotel or prominent
merchants and politicians admitted to the hotel
corridors The crowd which collected outside
was eager for news, but very much smaller
than on the previous evening and it, capacity for shout
ing aud Aurldliug almost exhausted. At last the
promscuous throus seemed satisfied to remain oil one
mind over night Republicans generally accepted The
fact of Hiye,, fair election Democrats who were in the
vicinity felt very Sore and betrayed great lack OF con
lcnce in the returns They could that it was fair to
presume q r publican victory in Louisiana and Florida
on the evidence OF previous elections But 1t CALLED
them TO think they much needed the electoral vote OF
one of these states to the coveted prize and to be-
leyc they proesscd to believe that they would have
been counted ont II they had won m those states.
Discussion ia the hotel confined TO the corridors
tie rooms Of tie National Committee not being open
Til, was owing to Secretary Chambers departure for
Washm-tou. By arrangement with the propretors, the
present excite and suspense not having been fore
-con tie old the south side Of Tie hotel were
given mp yesterday. Gen. Daniel L. sichlc5 ana SIR
Clancy viii probably have room the Old rooms Of
the state Committee TO-DAY, but it is intended
10 do the work Of the committee mainly
through the Washington headquarters hereafter
A. consequence no private dispatches to the committee
were real IN the hotel last evening There was large
sprEkng OF Democrats IN the crowd The conversation
WA, serious and indicated much anxiety. Even Demo
Gratis spoke IN fair and hopeful terms OF President Grants
order TO Gen. Sherman which, they said, had the true
ring They Thought il would assist ia proving That the
victory by rights belonged to Gov Tlden.
Gen. sIchles, ia conversation with eXJudsc A. j. Dit
t.uhoch.r John l. Davenport and others. at the FIRM
Avenue Hoc. last evening, expressed TO them his entire
confidence III tue election Of Hayes, and a the General
tuo,Ls leave judo: Dtcuiorf,r said that FOR bis part
tf flr az A %.