The New York herald., 1876-11-10

Carolina for Tden and Hampton by about 1900 ma
jority. Negroes are now threatening another rio1
mo doubt about Florida having gone democratic;
but learn and know ha. republicans telcSraphng
Tor troops, NO doubt to assist counting us out "
The following despatch TO the Democratic National
Committee was received from Tallahassee
.Stearns telegraphs TO Chandler that tho State Is
undoubtedly republican, but he will need all the troops
he can got TO protect him. The State is undoubtedly
democratic by 500 majority"
AT LIBERTY STREET HEADQUARTERS.
The rooms Of the National Democratic Committee on
Lbery street were completely packed all day yester
day Al times tho crowd was so great that the tcc-
graph boys could not push their way through to the
private once The assembly mixed one but
their enthusiasm was unit whom tho kilograms OF
Tildcps successes read. The first despatch
read by Mr., Dickinson about eleven o'clock II
nounccd that Mr.. Tden would have 5000 majority in
Florida The announcements was received by the
crowd with great delight and three hearty
cheers and tiger given Tor Tilcen
About noon another despatch received from
Florida stating that all the returns from the repub
counties at hand, and showed diminished
majorities. The democrats 800 ahead with
counties to hear from. The estimated majority for
Tdcn would be from 600 to 800, This despatch
vocerousiy appiauded. and the crowd al the street
door recchocd the cheers and made old Liberty street
shake with their manifestations OF delight Then
there long wait Several telegraph boys
tered the with messages, and amid tho cries OF
"Let the boy in, he's got despatch" would have
passageway made for them TO tho private Then
came cries of "Read u OUT "Gvc tho ncws '&c ;
but these demaAds were not complied with. "Ahl"
said one Doubling Tommy, near The HERALD reporter,
II guess that news is not favorable. or they would
read II at once" This idea taken up by others
and nnally reached Mr. Snydcrs cars III tho private
Mr. Sny der then canc out and announced that
they had received ulty sixty teegrams out instead
OF giving news they were all asking Tor H. and there
fore OF use 10 them. The crowd seemed satisfied
with the explanation and waited another hour before
further news was road out. In tho meantime social
TAX was s oDss1 aa Of
sad ono; III Tilden Florida will he 30
eiected?" we're frequent questions aud the electoral
vote table was often rccrrcd 10 or course there was
''ots oil iun" during tho intervals Of the
receipt OF the kilograms About halfpast a
about s. 900 people at the HKKALp Office, and the HER
bulletin says that Florida has ccrtnnly gone for
Tllden. Tho crowd attcntively heard these remarks
and AZ their close burst out INTO one dong and contnu
Gus cheer "We've got them now Just where we want
them y We'll show them something, and "Hurrah
| At fifteen minutes past two Mr.. Dickinson announced
that the bulletin al tho Western Union Building stated
that Florida had gone Tor TiIden by zoo This was
co we'd comparative silence, but moment later tho
/ news given out that South Carolina was demo
ments atcr on a despatch gave Tnldcn 1000 majority
In that State. This good news and three cheers
Tsa sSs na I
O'Clock tho crowd dispersed: ono Of the kilograms
received read as iollows-" Philadelphia. Mr. T'lden
has been elected President by the people Thcir vocc
| must be respected Curse the scoundrels who dare
attempt to defeat It give me tho latest" During
day about eighty dispatches received asking
for and these either answered transferred
to the Everett House. Among the callers during the
lyn; Peter B. Olncy, General Ftx Henry Warren Judge
Asherber Green and Mr. j. Dagpsrt Hunt The iAttcr
Is president OF democratic CLUB at summit, j.. and
fired on 100 guns on Wednesday night ior Tilden and
| Hendricks
The rooms VIII bs open to-day as usual and mpor.
tant. dispatches will be read as soon as received
THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
A. stranger wandering around the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday would have bcen very much surprised
asthe state Of AFFAIRS The halls and Hobbies
crowded that Il next to impossible TO pass from
one room to another, and each person thought Il
necessary to speak to his neighbor in mis- oudcst
OF voice the general effect better bo imagined than
described Another peculiar feature OF tho occasion
was the superabundance of detectives and police ON
GERS detective was to be met every few feet, and
almost every push of the energetic man in your
rear would throw you into the arms Of
an unsympathizins policeman, who, while he
mathematical nwardy his thankiess position would
smile and remark that There seemed TO be a crowdn
To get withla any reasonable distance Of the commit
| tee rooms It necessary to make charge beside
which that OF the Light Brigade paed 10 ins,gnncance
Literally, there werc policemen to the right OF you
policemen ths lott OF you and policemen all around
| you though what they there for seemed much
| or an enigma to them a. II did 10 everybody else
| Once In the committee rooms about the OF the
| night before mot your eyes There scomed TO be
about the excited throng, and they, judging by
| tho occasional CHEERS had the same amount Of
enthusiastic convection tho success Of the
party. Governor Mccormick, the secretary OF
the National Committee, who Is OF tho
Commissioners OF the Centennial Exhibition,
had gone 10 Philadelphia. The Hon. Zach Chandler,
chairman Of tho committee, was suffering from q
cold and pcllcd TO remain In private
apartments the hotel during tho creator par. or
day. The private room Of the committee closed
TO the pubic during tho evening bu. the other rooms
open 10 all who could get IN. General Daniel f.
Sicklos IN charge OF the inner and promptly
bulletncd each important despatch as u arrived.
Mr.. Chandlers countenance smiling, and il was
evident that he had strong beIicf in something His
usual good nature seemed 10 DC increased cniod, ios
whenever he appeared he was al the mercy Of any
who chose 10 buttonhole him. lie had not the least
doubt In the world that Hayes was elected, aud Tho
genuine satisfaction expressed in his face showed that
be spoke HIS opon convictions
General sckles performed his duties with an ana
bihty that was successful in putting cvcry one that
approached him in good humor.
Tho excitement over the closcness OF the election
was productive Of much peculiar conversation and
what the dcinocr would do In Hayes cleo
tion freely discussed. In the outside rooms IL
thought that OF Hayes election the democratic
party might want to make fuss OF course the
members oi the committee did not acknowledge that
sney apprehendcd any such troublo but the following
remark In that connection, made by a prominent
publican, was significant t:-slf Governor Tiiden Il
honestly elected be will be inaugurated and n Cover
Hayes Is honestly elected We will that he in
augurated."
Said ono excited gentleman - '.Magonc aud Hewitt
have gone TO Florida with barrel oil money Who has
the committee sent down to head them on ~ His
answer was laugh that ralhor disconnected him
From the uncertainty IN the Wnd Of the majority Of
visitors AZ tho hotel 10 which Of the tickets had
been successful u s fair TO suppose that the old adagc
you'll know WHO'S Governor alter election, must
pass into history as saying The truth Of which has
been hopslossly destroyed BY tho Hayes and TIldsn
campaign.
The headquarters Of tho Veterans National Commit
tee, Colonel Drake De Kay, Secretary, under the
pices uf which the Boys IN Blue organized,
moved yesterday from the Filth Avenue Hotel TO No
229 broadway, which 10 to be the permanent Office.
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