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

publican victory, he was already satisfied beyond
double
DEMOCRATS STILL ASSERTING CONFIDENCE.
At the Democratic Headquarters at the
Everett House yesterday the cvuItat0n manifested alta
late hour on the preceding evening had yielded 10
hopeful consideration Of probabilities IL was apparent
that the encouraging dispatches received during the
early morning had confirmed the cheerful anucpauons
OF Thursday night, and that the belief vas general that
Foud, Was -ccI'r for Iidcu. There continued to be
som. tai. ~ PROBABLE fraud the part OF Republicans
The rooms ,r committee were not rs full as Oh the
preceding day. At about 800 o'clock some
enthusiasm Was produced by the reading OF
dispatch wrpuraug To come from senator CunovCr oil
IpuIa that lc State had undoubtedly gone Democratic
by 900 majority. This as coming from E1dlcal'
w, lc,rpd- con. u-iyc, and Immediately placed uron
ta bulletin boo the lobby. About the same hour gentle
man ,,ut from the lower part Of tine city 10 tine head
quarters. uG announced THAT TRIBUNE bulletin stated
That Republicans conceded florida 10 the Democrats.
With Tire good nature induced Dos encouragement, pronI-
nrlt Democrat, admitted tlat ttcy icu exc eIngly
"I.uc' ON tine preceding day. and that until about
O'Clock they were wishing to Keep mp their courage.
lac hon. iI i,u. however, was not 80 buoyout yesor-
ly afternoon hGt that men were glad to pick mp what
ever straw, cam, iu ju,.r way, and II announced
with decision One ~ tlo,. assembled iu the committee
room. tDt GOV. -ucpard's reported financial difficulties
simply meant that the party going 10 pieces, and
Chat the Governor va, part of thc wreck.
At33O o'. lock Gpy. Tldcn was driven 10 the hotel,
and entered tir ,ummlti,-Ioom. Ills arrival was al
rouuc,a ly shout nom the lobby, and every one was
prepared n, uncover when Dee was uShercd in Mr. Til
den looked woru. ami moved some What focbly. lie
s hands with several gentlemen present, but said not
word, aud after moment withdrew to an interior de-
plrtucut The appeal in yesterdays TRIBUNE for an
honest vote Was spoken of in the warmest terms hy can
did Democrats who realized the gravity OF The situa-
t.or. one chief topic OF conversation was the con-
.tuon power. and probable action Of the Returning
Board boz Louisiana, and 10 was los many sionty asserted
iat ro was every 20 believe that I'm case flor
IDA won't Republican Louisiana would be counted in, thus
giving Hayes majority Of one vote I'm The Electoral Col
l,,c II wa. Thought, however that in case Florida
should give majority for llden, thus assuring his cleo
ton Louisiana would De conceded 10 him too. Gov I'll
den remained In the hotel about an hour. As he came
D into the outer room number OF men pressed about
Inn. coura.ulluus their chicf and expressing their
measure at shaking hands with the Presdentclect"
Ur Tildrn upon nearer view, looked exceedingly
feeble and seemed very much depressed lie remained IN
the outer room several moments but did not speak As
be l,r the hotel August Belmont and another gentleman
advanced and leaning upon their arms the Governor
walked away m tine direction Of his residence.
About O'Clock the crowd about the doors was largely
increased by FRESH arrivals from the working Glasses and
tie police were obliged clear the sidewalks at inter.
walls SIN the interest apparently less intense than
ON the preceding day, aud no attempt was made 20
arouse enthusiasm by the reading OF dispatches During
the Gay large numbers of elegraphc replies were sent
t,ro,,h te country by order Of the committee. The
following dispatches. to one or two OF which very little
inheritance was attached, reached headquarters and
ycIt placed on the bulletin. Col PeJon regarded the
oll,6ad statement from Secretary Morrill, entirely
Trustworthy: .,... ~. ~. 20
AS UaWur: II'rrrtu'H. confirm our previous sc-
lor,t. IttfA uIt'..|I I'D .'r'..' N"'N'