New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
HOW THE RESULTS WE'RE LOOKED UPON BY COM
MIrTrEMRN AND OTHERs-MoRE FAVORABLE RE-
PORTS COMING IN-DIsGUsTED DEMOCRATS.
The day after the election was very dIiier-
ent yesterday from most election Wednesdays the re-
turns slowly that the Interest and the doups
OF public spirited citizens were prolonged almost DAY
beyond the ordinary tme There were many callers al
the Republican Headquarters the Fifth Avenue Hotel
during the afternoon General Arthur. chairman of the
state Committee. WAS early hand Notwithstanding
that had presided good part of the night at TIE dis
patch table The entire force OF chambermaids ana
scrubwomen OF the noei seemed To have been tnrned
louse the committee nile the members OF the
committee fed with their archives into tho remotest
loom of the set and the other rooms TO the army Oh
cleaners Secretary L. NJ johnson was present and VIII
not return 10 his at Oneona, probably before FIJI
day. He and General Arthur had considerable business
TO transact. Even State Committee cannot retire 10
interval Of private life without an Ordinary business
closing out" mixture OF impatience ana urudgei!'
IL a number OF years SINCE state Cohihl''ee u"s
pushed canvass with such enthusiastic ana constant
efotL More energy and vigilance were put into the
direction OF the committees affairs and almost us many
sneakers nut into tue field ordinarily appear during
Presidential canvass.
Arihur telt hopeful OF the election OF the body
of the state ticket but declined To shout before ne
was out Of woods" He thought that Mr. wadsworth
IL
The body of the ticket. and would therefore nave
far chance Of election even II Mr.. Hosklns
and General Carr were defeated. Mr.. johnson
WAS very confident that the body OF the ticket had been
elected Register John Fitch disposed TO give up
the body OF the ticket lost. However, he felt very
joyful over what the Republicans had accomplished ana
declared that result rendered imperative the nom
marian of General Grant next year. Assistant District
Attorney William A. Herring said he expected to find
that the counties In the Western part OF the State had
gwen the State ticket much Larger maiorites than were
AT first reported and that Mr. Cornes plurality would
he considerably increased the returns came IN also
that the chances for body Of the ticket would like
wise improve.
Apromnent Republican said in reference to the talk
about a trade between the Republicans and Tammany
Hall and the assertions That the Republicans had not
kept their agreement, That the results dsprOved any
su,h r.ports OF alliance bad faith. Those Kelly
WIN votes for Mr. Cornell did for the purpose "f max
ing their individual count two each against Robin
SON The returns city districts showed that
botb the Republicans and the Kelly men had voted with
their own parties for the candidates generally
npo II WAS reported that Republicans mad made
trad, with Tammany Hal Uut when II came time 10
name The candidates Republicans joined hands with
the Antrammany party and defeated Tammany.
Henry T.. Abel was told by u Democrat yesterday
orlug that he voted the last tue with his party,
and hereafter should vote with the Repubican An
other Democrat said 20 Johl Il. Lydecker: 81 am
brouch with the Democratic party and from tnis time
forward intend to be OF the Solid North against
Solid sou.h." Haifa dozen other Democrats talked TO
Mr. Iydccker In the spirit He thought the result,
IA far as the Democrats concerned. Was hand
come victory John Kelly. The Robinson ana lidrn
party had rated Key influence at Too low ngui anu
cnmmted tho political biunder OF tuning laIninany
men out Of office do ng just what then predecessors
nd regularly done before tuem. Ponce COMMISSIONER
Wheeler said that JUhu Kelly lad won great petsOhdi
victory If II did MOI result IN pollhra triumph.
He said he should be surprised To see Kelly al the
head Democratic organization oil the city Another
year a., o.,. ohou, Tho vo,e for senotor
stahan called out much comment. AT O'Clock IN the
morning Senator Strdnan nau what lie believed 10 De
authentic returns IRON every election district OF ms
senate District, and ne was able To make out Tor himself
majority OF about 300 Yesterday afternoon he re-
reported 10 show ihas he was ueiea'eu by
about 90 votes.
EVENING REPORTS AND COMMENTS
In the evening" at Filth Avenue Hotel the
doris which had been thronged with anxious politicians
ON other days. seemed TO be given over to
owners OF Colorado mining lands, fifteen Of
whom were pointed out at one time; and
the value OF claims and the prices Of stocks were
topics OF conversation where the prospects OF cand
dates aud the interests of the State anu Nation had
been the only prominent matters OF discussion
before
General Arthur from The Albany Erenin0 Journal
Office saying that there was ground for hope that The
news received with great exnltatlon Dy the Repub
LEANS TO whom II was communicated. A little later
Alderman Morris entered the hotel and infoi
fre nds KOOer StIahan had been elected. though
had announced MS deca.. his made
the aspect OF ahiiis very cheerful ana good deal oil
confidence expressed that the situation would
unue TO improve as fuller and more accurate
should cume IN.
Committee who called ut the State Committee rooms.
SAID in answer 10 several qoestlons such an election
YSE city, Nearly 90 per cent '' Of the T Hes
cts except III The lower wards OF tho CIV
were either scratched or pasted No; know
positively that there secret trade with Tam
many Hall. have been asked that question a number
Of times am certain tuere was no trade Toe bao.s
east settle that question definitely. The vote for the
Republican county ticket does not vary widely from the
vo.e HVskins. Iammany's county Ticket received
ABOUT vote as Joan Kelly This talk OF trade
os he Republican ticket good many votes. 1t led
many Republicans 10 vote the entire binsOn ticket
The report false. II there had been trade Kelly
wo ala nave elected his county ticket.
"Ile result IN the city Is a great DRY for John
Kelly, not wIthstan Ing that he lost tue county
Offices. lie keeps MUS Ii IN office, AMI think tina
year from now Iammany Hail viii he the principal
Democratic Organization OF the city II efec ually kills
Mr. Tden's canuinature Tor tue Presidency, because II
shows that lie cannot carry NewYoIk. MI. Kelly has
circumst noes, aud they will believe now that he eau
takc lis lowing along win hii,.
Senator sirahan ~ no dictated, was suppusrd
An OF 100 votes has been siOvercd the ctu
N favor Tue vote IL on, lection aistr Ct 143
the toal,. gieat many Democrats voted for William
W. AstOr."
scr,tched ballots and the difficulties nj perplex Les of
the count. The Rev. Mr. Roy coOredl was an In
snrciot of Election in tue XXIId ASSEMBLY District
sai they complete the count at is polling place
until O'Clock IN thu morning Tney got into snarl
that required hours time 10 uniangle AT the near
es election district 10 MS The count was not pleed
before O'Clock la tne morning
and even ny the frequency with which This senri-
lnent was expressed: We'd, one thing Is certain. We
must lave Grant Blaine for our Presidential cani-
date next year
OPINIONS AT THE CITY HALL.
VIEWS OF ALDERMEN AND OTHERS EXPRESSIONS