New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15
SEQUELS TO THE ELECTION.
ABSENCE OF EXCITEMENT IN NEw-YORK |

ABSENCE OF EXCITEMENT IN NETWORK.
THE CITY RESUMING ITS USUAL APPEARANCE And
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND INCIDENTS.
There is no longer any trace of the National
Republican Headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
wEc has rcganed its ordinary routine life The head
quarters are solely in Washington. The local cX-
ccment over the election has greatly diminished, and
the metropolis resumes to interest in it, own individual
affairs and its round OF gay and busy life with evident
relish. The fcycrsh anxiety and impatient suspense
which were So conspicuous last week are now
not generally manifested. and seem To be con
fined mainly 10 Olice-seckcrs and netting men.
There WAS only ripple Of excitement the election
in the lower parts of the city yesterday People began
to attend more closely to their business II the pro-
l0ngrd stress Of ETY. to which they had been sub
jected had engaged sufficient amount OF their aten-
ton The bullrtn-boards longer bcsegcd with
The great crowds Of last week and few people cast more
than glance at them to if any important news had
been received after the morning papers went to
The indications about Printing House square that the
Presidential contest was still unsettled compare
lively slight
democratic Headquarters at the Everett House were
nearly deserted yesterday, except by those directly IN
charge. Members Of the National Committee dropped in
at intervals during the day, and few local politicians
gathered, usual to discuss the probabitcs but no
one not within the rooms could have seen any evidence OF
political exc tcmcnt Ahram s Hewitt, lat" in the after
noon. in response TO question: said that
dispatches had been received from tie gentle
who at the rcqucs, Of the committee went South.
Indeed there nothing for them to telegraph The
returns all in, aud IL only remained to count the
vote. General DISPATCHES condrmatory Of those pre-
viou-y received had during the day, but there was
nothing ~ especial freshness interest. About Florida
there doubt; Tildcn had carried tnc state In
South Carolina, Hampton unqucstiOnably elected,
but 1t not absolutely certain that Tidcn had been
successful Louisiana was Democratic, and must be- de
clrcd 50 II Democratic districts were not thrown ont
Considerable good nature was manifested by persons
i'm the in the discussion OF the posshi
ties Of fraud in count said Of those pres mt,
They sill coun ont /. they dare. and IN ry opinion
they VIII dare" These expressions vOulddoubrSs have
attracted more attention. IL they had not been uttered by
IN, pcr-ous every day for week There seemed 10
be no expectation 81 further definite returns Tor
number of dags and there was con
scqucnt lack of interest on the part Of
those wuo from force Of habit than any other inu
cucc visited .ho Everett House during yesterday. Those
charge Of Tie committee rooms have been chiefly Ell
ca.,d i1r day two In packing mp a." documents to
,.l.ch tAc campaign gave birth aud which during the
u..t s,c.k Of excitement bay" been tossed about and
tuml,I under foot Ia the moe. r.clcs manner. Soy
-ri uabrol. ,..s have boon cracked p, those ocou-
pea IA ,oi,iynus 20 % permanent r.st.r. parr these
Let Relics or tc ,iIlaisn ia memory OF lac iair hopes
which each iu Turn lI'pii,L