The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
TIE DAY OF OUR VICTORY.
NO POSSIBLE DOUBT LEFT OF THE
ELLCTION or 7ILDEN.
An Iii-Concrnicd Gloom In the Camp Of tho
Ememy-" salt Thou On, % ship of state
sniI o., d Union. strong nDd Gren'r'

An Iii-Concrnicd Gloom In the Camp Of tho
Enemv-" ~aii Thou On, % ship Of state
sniI %, Union, strong aud Gren'r ~
The latest dispatches and letters received
at the Democratic National Heacquartcrs more
than counrm the estimate publ-hed In yester-
days sun that the states certain to 20 Demo-
cratic in to-day's election will give 1ilden and
Hendricks two hundred electoral votes. The
prospects in the States that have been counted
es doubtful are improving, and It is believed
that itldrn will get mere than two hundred
eectors votes. The Dem ncrats OF Illinois tee-
graph that they have reasonable hopes that they
may carry the state There are also strong h pes
that the Democrats will have majority IN Wis
consin and Michigan.
At the Republican Headquarters they pretend
ed to believe that Hayes would carry PcnnsI-
vana, but the Democratic National Committee
did not concede that state to the Rep ublcans.
At the Grant headquarters a forebo ling Of de-
feat seemed to oversnadow everyoOuy's counte-
nance.
In every election district in New York and
Brooklyn competent men have been engaged to
watch the polls MIR. Magone Is confident that
the city will give Gov. Tildep majority Of over
5000, and that the state, Independent Of the
city, will give the Reform ticket majority.
At least 10000 men visited Morrissey Co.'S
pool rooms yesterday and last evening In the
evening the crowd was so great that at times
hundreds were unable to obtain admission.
Late In the afternoon number Of men entered
the room wi. large amount ~ money. fGr-
nished, II is said. by jay Could aud endeIvorcd
to raise HAYES stock. and tor "A few minutes the
pools were sold ut {lOO against SlOO on the elcc-
tton Of IaNes. The excitement was Intense,
ana the scene resembed that in the stock Ex-
change during an srOrt to bull or D'gr thi
market. But AT length the money OF the liaNes
men wa- either exhausted or they wi'hdr " II
from the rooms, and HAYES stock went down
like a rocket and lilden stock took a cofre-
spending leap upwards. Late in the evening
pools we're selling follows: On the gener /
resut-llldeu, 500; HAYES. $tO. Oh the state
of w York -Iildeu, &IOO1; Il yes, $3.50. That
lnden Will nave 2j,pU mlJ Jurit Y IN tn state Of
q New York. t25O against $3.50, OF "eyen up"
state of New York, $3.50 against $2iO.
In JOhnsons pool rooms there was another
large crowd, and pools 1T one time. owing 70 the
influence Oi JAY Goud's money, sold at slOO on
| ilden and 500 on HAYES. late last evening the
| pools stood; lilden, slOo; Hayes. 500; Ga the
| STATE ot NV York, Tildeu. 500; Hayes. $50.
10000 maj rity. tllJ AZ inst go. That Ttluens
majority IN New lurk state will be 2JOOJ. SlOO
against <lOJ "evenup
Messengers were kept running tn and fro be-
tween the pool rooms and the Republican mead
quarters during the afternoon aud evening. aud
| it WIS evident that the efforts To- RAISE uayc,s
power In Zach Chambers private room.
| After business hours at tue STOCK Exchange.
thousands OF dollars were offered by lilden
| men at the prevailing odds, without takers Inc
President Of a W estern railroad net $1,000 even
| thut Wisconsin would - Demc cratic, and 500
| even bet tnat New jersey would 20 Demo
| cratic. On the general result tho betting was
<l.ODO TO 500, aud SlUO to $Sj, lilles being the
| favOrite. On the result IN New York state the
betting was heavy, being at one time 500 to $tJ
| In favor Of rilden. be best bet made by a Re
| publican was t450 to tl.O,O that Hayes would
carry tue state. Bets were also made that Iil-
den would carry the STATE BY from l5Oc to 25,OoO
| aiOrity.