The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-07

publican victory over Tamniany Hall and an enter
Ing wedge ,h aan so had
York. s.Wo have beaten John Keilyu vas every
where remarked "rammany has taenl" was the
cry everywhere.
THE HERALD BULLETINS.
Tho scenes from an earIy to . late hour last night
around the corner OF Broadway and Ann street were
strikngly suggestive Of the incidents attending tho
resurns OF Presidential election. What other
wise would have proved one Of the most quiet cleo
tons ever held IN this city developed o most
intense local interest account OF the
holly contested field in tho seventh sen.
largely also account Of the struggle between the
friends OF Loew ana Hess. although tho latter
affair was really one OF minor interest CON-
pared with the former. The real Waterloo
was looked for IN the Seventh. There all eyes
we're turned. Every bulletin from that dis.
trct the HERALD bulletin boards and banner
watched with intense interest Tho crowd
surged to and fro, and this tho other part
broke into cheers tho returns appeared. Two
calcium lights At the Astof House, the pave.
ment and tho other placed In the fourth story, and
calcium lights on tho Post ONCE, lighted up tho
crowd, aud tho bulletin boards and tho great
banner hung across Broadway, labelled "HERALD
Election Returns" The chill, almost wintry mir
kept men stirring. The boys buiit up a magnificent
bonfire OF barrels and other stun few feet from the
corner in Ann street Full grown men also Joined In
The snort Finally the blue coats came up and charged
the crowd and their fro just as there werc no such
thing as election Meanwhile the crowd grew
denser. Some enthusiastic throat would send up
"Threc cheers forr-f &c Few seemed TO know, or
at least thai there had been election through
the Empire State; tnat there had been elections
10 eleven other Statos; that Little Mac" had had
anght with Newell across the river. Tho one question
ScncliY Even the most frcnds Of Morrissey
could hardly believe their eyes when they read tho
message cast by tho stereopticon on me HARALD ban
ner that Morrsscy had defeated Sche In Kelly's
election district and when the calcium flashed out,
.Morrssoy defeats schell by 1000 NAB" the food.
suddenly lifted by tho help Of u largo part OF the
thousands present
THE EXTRA TELEGRAM.
The Evening Telegram issuec an extra" Mt half
past ten O'Clock tho evening md late as tho hour
was published large edition. The larger part OF the
crowd lett after the decision of tho Morrissey
Scheil contest and OF the Locwtss struggle but stl
good-sized crowd remained for long time after
ward watching and discussing the dispatches flashed
upon the CANVASS concerning tho result In the various
States.
AT rnR HERALD UPTOWN BRANCH.
The appreciation OF the enterprise OF tho HERALD
was illustrated by the presence OF the large crowd
watching the Illuminated indicators about the uptown
ofncc From nine O'Clock until midnight the
crowd gathered about the branch Office num-
bcred between three and nvo thousand people,
VINO intently watched every now BIT Of news pasted
agains. the bulletin board. 1t was an easy
Ter TO SEQ that the greatest interest was dis
pivotal hight between John Morrisscy and Angus
tus SchelL Morrssey's friends wore out In full
force, and every bulletin of his success was hailed
part, we're jeeroa ana booted The crowd, qacKer
Than any tsegraphic means could tell thcm had per,
said one sou Of tho 'oud Dart ''the boys
winner aeen. God bless him; and IL names
NV ne o. the Ia
who stood within earshot, 'ts hard tho oud blood
OF New York that man loke ould scneli should be
elected to stay at home. Be me sowl this Is quare
country that won't elect gintloman when they've
q chance" Just then the bulletin announcing that
Morrissey had won by 5000 majority was dis
sands of vigorous throata
what dye soy ~ rosred voico. when the tumui,
"rhree cheers for John Morrss'y-ncver beaten I"
and they were given with two or three prolonged
ment OF the crowd At this Interesting station.
~ was simply horrissey, none else, at the HERALD
Ipew: but Hess and Loew. as a .roundsr" put II.
wcro only "markers to Johns Winning"
THE TWENTY THIRD STREET DISPLAY.
The reporter on his way down town saw q large
crowd congregatcd about tho Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Watching tho indicator on The trlanguar-arrangod
building nearly opposite that hosiery. This building
was occupied the headquarters OF the local bureau
OF the Associated Press, and what between figures,
clerks, messe1gers' segIaPh,ss ana Others ,,i",s
running that machine" said symPathizor who hap
pcncd TO tho hury-bury scene And yet on closer
observation II was easy 10 SEQ that every detail was
well arranged and that thcy all had good managing
head.
Another HERALD depot. At No. II Union square the
HERALD mad another station, on the Illuminated bue-
tin OF which every i've minutes the ob.ainabic rc-
suits were displayed As u was not generally
known that this arrangement had been made
the crowd at this point was comparatively small
throughout the evening. only increasing in size
the ha6uss Of that section found that tho could
be seen at that point But little excitement, com
parabiy was sscd at this point but before ma.
nignt The crowd had Increased TO nearly three thou
sand.
AT PAREPA HALL, YoRKviLLE
A. IaIi nf htr.t ..AE ,tl.y
sixth street. the crowd was Immense completely MI.
ing tho opposite sidewalk and the ncig hboring store
dences IN the vicinity also graccd by Tho pros
enco OF many ladies, who despite the sharp atmos-
pnerc, felt constrained 70 add their approval the
enterprise oil Tho HERALD canvas mad been
stretched In front OF the American Club room, on
the second noor Of Parcpa Hall, and behind
the screen was a steroo pticon, which flashed upon
the audience iuiI returns from the districts
US last as received. The returns from The fifteenth
Assembly district giving Schc "a and Morfssey 1874
gave nucn nat,siacon The Eleventh dIstr,c, showed
bIank through some error, and The effect not lost
upon tho crowd. 'lrs tic yotc," cried ono. "No,"
said another 'it's bull's-eyc, and counts tweve'
This remark caused great laughter. But the climox
reached when the operator spread upon the can
vas the following rIsscy defeats Schei by 900
majority" Then tho cheers came ~, coughs and
throat complaints were wholly forgotten, hats went
up In tho air, and one intelligent lrsnman shouted,
The QUESTION OF univarsal Suffrage Is forivor
IN BR0okLyS.
Immediately 10 front OF Wbte's Exchange, at the
intersection OF Myrtle avenue and Fulton street, the
most central locality In thai cty oulicin ton iect
m height aud ten feet breadth, was displayed.
IJpon mis- the figures were reflected by a strong cal
cum light through stcrcoptcop. shortly before
eight O'Clock the light was turned on the bulletin
ana tho nstalment OF returns was revealed 70 the
blagc WI had by that line began 10 cong
In the square and to applaud for Their respective can
didatcs When the iull meaning aud purport Of tho
ngures had dgcstcd by the crowd, which rapidly
aurmcnIcd in numbers, the operator reflected tho
prolcsque figure OF dhapidated individnai, win
downcast expression oil counlcnancc, VINO was repre-
senicd saying, II voted Tor tho wrong man, THIS