New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03
THE COUNT COMPLETED.

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notified.
THE COUNT COMPLETED.
The hall prepared for the mai reception Oh the
Senate and as soon as body entered (iOS MI.
and the members seated, the acton OF the re-
specye houses on the Wisconsin question read, and
the ten votes of Wisconsin announced for Hayes
The nre.Iipr officer said this concluded the count OF
tho thirty eight Of the Union. The tellers VIII
ascertain and deliver the result OF the votes To the
Senator Allison one of the ellers, having delivered
tine statement, President pro ten Ferry san, III au
nouncng the final result of the count that the ChaT
trnstcd an present whether the floor in the gal
cry would refrain all demonstrations whatever;
that nothing should transpre on this occasion 10 mar
the dignity and moderation which have chaThcerz@a
tese proceedings, in the nam so reputable 10 le n
lean people and worthy Of the respect of the world
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The whole number Of electors appointed to vote for
President and Vicc-Presdent Of the United states was
3G3 of which majority Is 80 me state OF te vo,e
mined under the Of Congress OF JAN 30 1871 on THIS
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For rutherford B. Hayes q votes votes
The state Of the vote for vicepresdcnt OF The United
States delivered by the telcrs aud AS Getefnlned
OF Congress approved jan 49, 1877, on this
For Thomas A. Hendricks ..............lS4 votes.
Wherefore. that Rutherford u. Hayes OF
the State OF OHIO having received majority OF the Whole
number electoral is duly elected P'esideht OF tue
Of March. is77 and that william L. Wheeler OF New
York having received maj GRITTY OF the whoe number
United states for foIr years, commencing the 1th day
March, 1877. This announcement, together with the
houses The count of the electoral votes beng com,
peted and the result detei mined ne JOINT meeting OF
houses dissolved The Senate VIII now ietlfe
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Ihc Senate retired. The House Immediately lat 4l5
a. m.) adjourned, and fas, wnica has never been
down since hoisted the nails OF noth houses
the LIST February last as signal OF their behR III
SESSION. lowered
| TIE COMMISSION ADJoURNs.
The Electoral Commission met at III o'clock this morn
Ing pursuant TO Adjournment. Commissioners CLIFFORD
Miller. Strong Field, Bradley, Morton, Frelinghuyson
Herman, Payne ana Abbott were present After liking
the amount of compensation to be paid TO the onicers
and other employees and extending until March 81 the
umc heretofore allowed FOR filing opinions by members
OF the Commission, the Commission at IL = O'Clock ad
journed Stne die
NEW YORK'S RECEPTION OF THE RESULT.
ExULTATIoN AMONG HE REPUBLICANS AND
SENSE OF RELIEF EVEN AMONG TIE DEMOCRATS
CONDEMNATION OF DISORDERLY AND FILIBUs-
TERINi PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
Ii is not too much to say that Democrats no
less Republicans drew hong breath OF relief on
learning yesterday morning that the long campaign was
and the country had legally declared President
waitng Inauguration. Flags were Tying IN the beating
In the hotel loD5es, in the horse cars and
elsewhere, newspaper extras were largely sought
and, what ia not customary in New-Iork total
strangers almost nyountarily exchanged some comment
Republicans openly expressed their satisfaction with the
result and their confidence in Mr.. Hayes. IL Democrats
felt bitterness, they HAD tue gOOu tdsle 10 Keep IL
down. and more commonly they were in mood TO say
word rcssy OF adherence the lawful decision and
hopeflness for the future II especially remarked
that Gov Hayes had a brilliant opportunity to dstin
guish himself this particular period, the public ex-
pectaton being raised high as 10 invite captous
criticism aud confidence and respect being accorded 10
him by good citizens OF both parties.
The greatest satisfaction. free from partisan feeling,
was expressed the financial and commercial circles
OF the city Broad and Waists. there were brighter
faces The wholesale merchants jubant, and Off
GERS OF corporations which depend directly the general
prosperity the country for an Increase OF bust
In the afternoon and early evening there consider
able excitement at the Firth Avenue Hotel The most
noticeable feature In the talk the line OF comment OF
Democrats OF the class. They characterized the
conduct Of their ibusteIng Congressman as disgrace
full Some of them especially severe ON DAVID
Dudley Field. Fernando Wood the hero of
the hour among digniied Democrats, who were
assisted by Republicans in their praise OF the
course Of the veteran Democratic Congressman.
Speaker Randal's final impulses appauded but he
was only good second to Mr. Wood in the flow OF public
panegyric Republicans failed to find words to express
their contempt the proceedings OF the hhbustcrs,
and even Democrats united in calling the action Of many
members of the House disgrace to nation possessing
ray of sense of common decency and dignity 1t was
believed that wise legislation, acting recent expert
such a Presidential tight Citizens took pride IN re-
marking that they believed no other Government ex
listed which could pass through such Wild passionate
ri.