New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
CHARACI TER OF THE PROLONGED EXCITE
MEME

The almost Unprecedented excitement which
has filled the city since election day has resulted in us
natural consequence ~ unhealthy restlc-sness Men find
10 difficult O return 10 their legitimate business and
grcyate together in the open air to discuss political sub
jrct- 10 watch the various contradictory and cAancca
bic Bulletins, and To- grow diant they scarcely know
what The more sober portion ~ the community do
not like h, unusual diseased condition Of the popular
uiu1 they feel that II shows the existence Of mass
Of embrrs which MIGHT easily be fanuol into danger
ous fame by dcma .oguc, and unpuncpod newspapers.
Many dread the influence of prolonged excitement,
especially i that excitement he fom,ntcl by inGlmmI-
tory appeals others do not consider the for
alarm to he IN any degree grave hut the manner and h
stance ~ conversation vest rlHy worthy OF serious
consideration and constant watchuu"ss 10y those who
for the public good. Owing to the rain ami mui The
outdoor dcuoustr ~ yesterday morning wore not
extensive those ~ the day before. Tie crowds
were not large but there more Of them. croa'
many small groups were noticed apout the doors OF
stores and hotcs earnestly discussing the position ~
1Hlir-. The conversation overheard was ~pc.i with
Indignation the direction IN which the wrath pointed
changing " h the political bias of the speakers. The
ports ~ the sudden and private Journeys South Of promi
nrnt Democrats were dTolt upon 10y Repur'icm- VINO
were not an satisfied with the explanations from
Democratic Among many remarks heard there
rot one from the u- ~ Republican winch was a.
variance with the wish that honest ~ Prc-idcn
ti1l votes Doe made whether n resulted IN The election ~
the Republican the Democratic candidate II
the TRIUMPH " Rutherford b. Hayes or OF c Republican
party which WAS desired much the triumph of right
and Justice. The INDIGNATION ~ the Democrats was
mainly directed against President Grants action for pro-
tcctuc the returns against theft violence. cw
cltcd that the Republicans cudeayorue 20 tmrcr
with the returns ~ Louisiana aud Florida but these dit
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