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After further cheering the crowd dispersed.
INDIANA.
HOW TUE GREAT v1ClssirUpE AFFECTED TIE
iiOUSIENS

iiOOsIg1ts.
Special Dtfposch to The Tribune.
1SDlASApoLIs, Ind, Nov. 8.-Thc announce
ment of the morning papers that the election
Of Tiidcn WA certainty dill not utterly dis
courage the Republicans, Who clung to dcs-
pcrats hope that the experience they were t1Icn
undergoing was but part Of the same that
made Democrats so dcspoudent tn this Stale
the morning after the October election, and
TINT later reports would put now phase Upon
the Etatus Of afratrs. So, carly In the day, thu
headquarters wcre surrounded by m eager.
anxious throng, really for the worst, yet cx-
pcctant aud hopeful. They were not disap-
pointed. As carly as 10 o'clock camc
tho report that the doubtful States had gone
Republican, and from that time nn ttlcr feel
ings we're constantly on tho rise, with nothing
further to cause depression. Late tn tho day a
dispatch was received from Chicago announcing
that the National Republican Committee claln,-
cd New York BY 1000. This creatcd qu!tc
furry, Which grew iuto perfect turore of cx-
element.
AFTER SUPPER,
as tho reports were received aud read claiming
for the Republicans tho full list OF doubt
ful States, they felt that their hopes Of
the morning even against hope Ind been real-
cxtrayagant demonstrations Of joy. The reae-
to be overcome, and until midnight the strects
rcsounacd with happy shouts for Hayes aud the
strains Of "John Brown"
TIE DEMOCRACY
were on the anxious scat all day, despite the
rains Of the StHti,.< and the concession Of tic
Journal that Tildeu hal l,ccn elected. That
didn't seem to exactly suit them. The autllor-
ity wasn't official. mud they felt TINT something
might yet hanpcn TO turn t. a*sles OH their lips
the nppi!cs Of Victory. Ths was confined
tke party, the isaler. being @ Confident, mud I'd s,ill
Offering tu bet OIL Titlen's election. In tho af-
ternoon = Dispatch WINS scad from Wisconsin
claiming that State, which treated considerable
crlthusta,nl, butt 0n thu a1lytce Of Dan Voorl,ccs
anA JOE Mcdonald, tho crowd was advised to
put nn filth III tue report untti It was st,bstan-
tiatea by this official report. After supper the
scc1ic 0rouAl tho Democratic headquarters touk
Oh
and finally, upon receipt of tho closing Of TAM
many Hail, t.'ey wero shut up, and fhc crowd
dispersc.l.. III mi Infinitely worse huunor
than did the Rcpublsra,ia Inst night.
tug on tic election of rilile,,, and, In ylcw u
thia fact, son,c doubt waa Expressed rs to the
honesty u the actio1,. Careful men are fearful
that It IL gambling tmlge. Thy announce.
HGtlt ny LuG tutLnf III Inc v1HfHat Ltlht II W0ltu
clam the election Of Hayes Was received With
tue most enthusiastic cheers.
HENDRICKS.
4 reporter for tlla journal interviewed Mr.
Hendricks this evening" fit which he atill claims
the election for ridden and himself; but
he is not at all confident, amt bases
bis belief on tho grultnl that Oregon and
Louisiana hare given their Electoral votes to
T1lIvn. lie ts not at all cheerful. le has re-
fused to maku replies to telctrnns asking his
opinion On his owll election. The1atcst returna
from the State show that the DuMocrntlc ina
iuritv will mt be sn largo ns Was expected last
night. Thrty-one counties complete have hccn
received. which sho~ elight Republican ga!.,
but htraggling townships and wards still fnaiu-
tain tho Democratic increase. This county
khnws decrease Ut III from Harrfson's ina.
torIty,
Latest RETURNS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 6.-Ketusns from $50
townships anil wards, which cast 43 l,s4 cuut uf
the October yotc, show Hayes ahead Of TlldcM
s.43l, hut which is n Democratic gain Ut uttt.
Tic same ratlo Of gain kept up would giyo TIL
tlen 7,o0 majority. Strong Democratic coun-
ties to hear from may fncIcaae this estimate.
The townships not heard from gave 9,359 ma
iortty III October.