, 1880-11-03

ton on hath sides, and they met IN greater NUN
Dfrs thin hls herefuEnrg teen knowtt. Men who
l,nvo mt Visited tho pulls far years nnw cathc
t,t,t TO ud tlicir at,nrc In stnlisng out tho at-
tempt to reRnln eHprrMncy hy tho old ncbolele-
u,clit, nnd thcy tact their enemies agan Mt
A rottTIcAh Arrt,MATrDx
tint will mt Rpon be forgotten. Thcrc wcrc n
great mni,y attempts ut ttteGnl voting 1T this
city. md tcnrrs Of prisoners wcre hourly marched
10 tho United Slntes Commissioners o11lco fur
examination. Ills thunghi tho colonization Of
vorrs hud tecn no s1tcccssfully prevented
prior to tho election md the polls
no zcnln,lsly guarded throughout this city. tint
cn.1pnrnt!rely fcw fraudulent sntcs wgrD chst.
70 rigid. indeed. wns tho scrutiny Ut registry
rapers TINT cvnn the students Ut sovcrnt susnl.
u,rIts ,,.lt cullcRcs wcfo challenged, tho chat-
icngrs letll9 hndcd on tho elnitn that thor were
no,- rcsttrnta. As further illustration uf tho
rnrc exercised, ii lttto Incident tnny bu reintrtt
II is tail ly ono who snys ho witnessed tho oc-
c,lrrcuce, that whou
Mt. AUGUST nELMOSr,
tho wo1a.knowr DctnsNrntlp lcAfrr. approached
tho polls ts vote III his precinct, Il, tho ushbor.
ht,eAI Ut Fifth avcnue Mnt1 Eighteenth street, ho
wis challenged hy Republican OF duty thcic.
He Indignantly inquired tho aronnd for sslck II
chnttc,lxc. a,h was told It WIS fur tho reasnn
ttat II WITS believed hu WIS unnat'tralzc.. This
he 1T Nrat rcyclch With tnuch rage, hut WIS told
TINT, If ie wutlld prl,co hts papers. It would he
NIL right. Although hc was registered. hc ct''l.
fcssrl that he could not show any nat.rHl'
izatiou papcrs bccausc ho Ind nome,
nntl he retired t1ItIei alsrhlnlsed anu
without expressing his choice for tho "Snperh."
Of Govtriiors island. During tho entsrc dny
there Wero
LARGE CROWDS
In Attendance Mt tho hcnuliartcrs Of both M.
t!onnt Con1n!ttccs. Anxious men goss!po'l
over tho situation, antt cheery cnnvasscl tho
reports which were brt'ifght IN from time 10
thlc. Thurc WIS lattiv IL be gained. however,
froni tho 1cslilory dispatches Thtch were sittc1
over tho nfier'loon. and It ''s not until after
nlHhtfnll, Attd when Jh1ilcs u. Uhln1 lau Hent
his ehctrlng message to Republican hcud-
g'lalrtcrs-"f You mny safe1y count
Tho Hereil Electoral VOTES OF Maine
for Gnrllttl and Arthur "-that tnattcFs beRnil
10 warm lip. at this time preparations had
bec' perfected for tho Displaying of returns to
tho crowds without, a1,d tho frclacncy of thetr
arrival nn'a tho cheering nature u taelr con"
tents Ftrcnsl win contiKlasls eject through tho
vhst EnthcrEt,K thaf bl0ekGf Ftfth avenue from
Twenty eighth to Twcnty-nlnta street. There
WIS
An IMMENSE 0ATiifnisG
In broadway anu FIFTH arcHlo opVusit Mnd!son
SunnFc 11sI fra'ltlnY TIC Fifth Aven4e Hotel.
where tlr Republican State Committees head-
Quarters nro. 10 dtnscly pncked wero
tho streets thAt 1t WINS altllaet 1hl-
Vnssftie for vehicles to Mnka thoi w,y
niuNE. The Democrats nlMndolspu thofr head
quarters In Filth avenue and 1na'fo tloir show
! from Irving asld Ian1tnnny !iatls. IhcTe tho
returns were displayed md enrakcd by Rfldy
r0cketH md 1cla1slfo rcd res' Ihe streets were
| at Ho time crowded, II was straw thAt showed
the Public tce'!nR Thc most lnfenso Gxelteleut
| Of tho night was Iii tho ftcinlty OF
NEWSPAPER row ....
| from Fulton to Chatham streets. Each Of tho
| Rrcat dalltcs hil electric lights hung out.
md tho rettirus, rs fnss as received,
| wcre given tho expcctnnt crowt3a tclow.
disgust just as tho turn Of atlurs touched their
| political preference. Tho sun, curly III tho
| Gyening, CONCEDED New York state 10 Garfield.
Thu Times placed hts na5ority at 3o,0o0 while
tho Herald, presumed tn DO independent and I'm
partMl, fixed OH @'ooo as tho fRure for tic ltc-
publican tfnrnitiec. When the facts wcre tnndo
! known, tho crowds gave wny to tho r'ost vo-
| c[fcrous ehccrlng, md "That settles lti' .eame
I up from escry Side.
GOV. JEWELL
returned from Connecticut this afternoon. and
| went ut once to headquarters. lie hnst bGgtl
homo to roto. anl. having performed that duty.
returned to receive tho returns ana cnsaye In
tho general 1ollihcntlHn which 1t wlas n0st posi-
| tive would DC held. The scemo at the lscpuh-
| lican headquarters nt 8"clncl1 this evening wns
t ono ut tho Widest enthusiasm. Tho fetltrna
from thu different districts hf tile city werG r4all
nu,Hl MS they "cro received, niu. III Republican
gnus were utiiallAced tho cheering was tutus!lt-
nons .
SENATOR DORSEY
occupied ROOM on IN upper floor Of tho hut1d.
l1g, where the dlBputolrs wara received. In
Gov. Juwels private room woro Gen. Bmftl1
anl several friends. Whom hob tnrorsoll nntl
Col Clark. ot California, entered. aHtf asked