The New York herald., 1876-11-08
,hsr. Va. ~ little enthusiasm manifested a, either


About dusk, just as the few shopkcepers. who werc
willing to do stroke OF business even on election
peoc. ga nv
avenue, Broadway aud Thr,y-dn street. The focus
Of attraction wastbe Aquarium. II had been aever
scd that the HKRALD would there give Illuminated rc
turns of the election as fast fhey arrived large
canvas. on which camera caused the returns
70 appear. was on the root OF the building.
The crowd gathered in the and seriously i'm
pcded the progress OF both pedestrians and vehicles IN
their easerncss 10 closer TO The centre OF interest
inside well behaved, we'll dressed and gentcel con-
course OF people had assembled. who they did not
h. isc 10 ,so aoy 70
showed Al least that desire 20 arrive at knowledge
Of the result OF tbs canvass the paramount idea in
their MINDS
bulletin, which the returps Inscribed fast
a. they arrived, Was hung IN full seht Of the patrons
OF tho Aquarium Dodsworth's Band discoursed its
sweetest srans and the ladies and gentlemen who had
eyes from The glass tanks 10 ,ho walls and thereby
ascertain tho majority OF the respective candidates
ncessaaty and va. calculated to aampsn the feelings
OF the most enthusiastic, not 20 speak Of the
Of the ar. the erowds both inside OF the Aquarium
ana on the street continued TO increase until tho build
ing was fairly jammcd, and Broadway and Sixth ave.
nue. apd Thrty-nfh street absolutely impAssabie
turns we're not exhibited fast enough the magnIh-
cent transparency they hOwlcd and yelled in
joriiss Of The democratic ticket wsrc developed the
cheers aad huazas that rent the heavens wore absc
,p,ey asa,on,ng When me rstgr1s from New hnmp
suecesaes they were sausd with remarks OF inoredu.
isy and derison The ineres. never tagged and until
hapass eleven O'Clock. ~ which simo tho last return
was Indicated on the bullep, the crowd. despite the
drenchng rain kept their weary watch and only left
when ABSOLUTE darknehs shroudsd the bulldog
AT THE DKNoCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Al the Democratic Headquarters at the Everett
House there great excitement yesterday. Several
policemen stationed At the door OF the hotel 10
prevent The accamuiaion OF great and beaterous
crowd as this usually quiet hotel Governor Til.
den, Mr.. Hewitt, Colonel Peiton and other leading
democrats closeted In the committee room. while
NJ. Nasons James 0'Brisn, Oswald Ottendorisr and
others were in the State Committee room. Governor
Tildsn's iacs wreathsd smiles all day, and no
quietly but confidently kept prsdictisg handsome
majority. BY about nine o'clock last evon-
ing sns greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and
Nr. Nagone declared I'VE have carried
the State BY about 900 easy aad great enthusiasm
prevailed A great many dispatches arrived from tho
rura portions Of the State, asking how the city won't.
and Mr. Maeone in every case sent IN answer saying
that New York city had gone democratic by . tri-
from spcoRivU ss.,,~a Y.a NAV RELY on Knss tor
Is 900 majority" which elected calculations Of great
ss,'siactio5. Dispatches were also received from
Louisiana Indicating democratic triumph which even
widencd Governor fildsn's smiles. Tho returns from
Connecticut doubtful during tho earlier portions
OF tho evening, but several enthusiastic democrats
offered 70 bet Tiiden's carrying Connectisut aad
give odds.
cared that the city majority in iavor Of Governor
Tilden So 700. AZ this time . despatch
600 ms,or,,v bu, coonsi Psiton protected that tbs
report and that the polls could not sven
hsve closed there at this time The occasional adverse
despatches like the falling on IN the democratic majority
o. Usica-probsby owing 10 disappointment at the fall
urs 10 nominate ssymour--were like . wet blanket;
but the feeling was nsvertheiess very sangune, all
these present seeming 20 tskc tor grated sbas TIL
dea's election was foFegono conelusion.
such - ono from Greene. Chsnanee county. which
said : "Creene stands against money and gives ina
Jerty .or I,.usn u.s .ssss". h ~. sApls.sSa phS
Mr. Masone said, exceeded their expectations As tho
night wore tho crowd grew larger and larger ana
she conviction dseponed that Governor Tildcn had
ccrtan.y carried his State and probably the Unlon
Mr.. Magone said that the majorises reported this
evening had sufficiently refued tho charges Of the
psblicans that tho Democratic COMMITTEES had only
been Dragging. and they allowed that the com mttee
naa nns'S ssss vsory no0'I Dsspass.
sent to prominent democrats all over the country
announcing great democratic triumph ~ The State Of
| 5utlcrs election over Hoar prominent democrat
said, "I'm glad Of that want Butler 10 DO thorn
ciamas,cns like :.Ths, rst ra,e" THAT'S splend,d!'
"Its complete walkover in this sa.e.'' "Is's per-
| iect ground SWELL" &c. were constantly hoard
Considerable interest manifested In tho result in
New Jersey, from which returns in very slowly,
victory % had also bsso Won in New Jersey There was
loud clapping OF hands when despatch arrived an
hampton G0verDOr
| OF South Carolina This seemed 10 please the demo-
better even than the democratic maorcs in the
| State.
the greatest enthusiasm -
new OsLxAxs. Nov. q. 1879.
S.~ S y
quiet. State good Tor twenty thousand r. BUchAOAH
To which Mr. Magone replied
Governor Tidsn probably elected. D. NAGONF.
Al ton o'clock last night a despatch was sent TO
Comptroller Robinson stating that he had been elected
Governor by the largest majority ever cast for Cover
nor.
THE REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
Tho National Committee rooms, tho State Com
mIstce rooms, tho headquarters Of the Boys in Buo
and the liberal republican the Finh Avenue
Hotel were crowded 70 mako Il almost i'm
possible to obtain . foothold within hearing dis
tancs Of the gentlemen reading the dispatches
large force OF police on duty in
the hotel, but found themselves utterly unable
tered either of the DOORS OF tho hoscl only by
struggle that posston could be changed In tho siatc
rooms tho Chairman and secretaries were locked up
ana received the In quiet by themselves Tho
crowd outside Struggled and ought to catch single
ces wera sSs sus sny ~.re ossd 10
the headquarters OF the Boys m Blue the arrange
ments for receiving and buciins the nows were ad-
mIrabiy cArrisd out In the gathered many
veterans the ate including General DIX General
Owen, General Graham, General PIeasonton and many
tined each despatch as u arrived.
Al the National rooms the tables were arranged at
one end OF tho ruom and the remainder the apart
menis thronged With an excited crowd OF news
hunters. The dispatches were read they arrived by
Mr. Clancey and Major Dodge and their contents
ch~ered or frowncd down BY tho audience as their
feelings indicated In tho inner room . small but
influential gathering OF republican politicians ncud-
ing Governor Mccormick, Governor Morgan, salem II.
Wales, General Conway. Hon. Zach. Chandler, Mr.
Thomas Murphy, Collector Arthur and many others
AT TAMMANY HALL.
Tho crowd that assembled as Tammany Hall bsegars
Description Every ono seemed happy and conaratu
ia,ions were passed all round Cheer afer cheer rang
out as doors opened and in less than three
minutes thereafter the hall ana gallery nsd with
q most excited throsg Tns meeting was at
once organized. AIgcrnon :. Sullivan presided,