New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

taken place. Many banners were removed
from the streets Wednesday evening. Among
these were the great banner that swayed
with the breezes in front Of Ianmany
Hall. Although many Hancock banners have been
laid away IN silence specimens can still be found
here and there. Those that have been left no longer
float "superbly," and they receive reverence from
no one Many Republican banners however, arc
still to be seen.
The various campa gn ciub-rooms have been de-
liyered over TO the care Of the scrubbng women to
be nut in order for occupation for business or do
nestle purposes. The small army of clerks and
runners that found employment at these rooms and
at the more important centres of political activity
has been disbanded and disappeared 90 seek else
where the almighty dollar. Politicians no longer
cOnengate about the public places or III bar-rooms
10 wage wOrdy combat or to make predictions
and foolish bets. One longer
groups Of men everywhere attracted by the
ail-abSorhing issue Of the coming event
Tie yictors have shouted and sung their JOY. and
the yanQuIshed III measure have owned tne
corn" Ii would not be true to say that the SUD
ject Of politics has been banished as something
that is no longer of interest, for when men meet
there IS still dlspo slon t. refer 70 the result oul
the conversation OF the citizens OF NeM-ioiA Is u"
longer gwen up t. election themes. lhe MAJ tef is
mentioned and then dropped, except perhaps When
Hancock men meet and talk about john kriN.
more than mere alluslOn. however proiane.
Yesterday, however there was ShghiN p.r'ep-
tble revival of political interest caused oy the re-
port thai Chairman BaTnum WIS at work upon
some uudclhand scheme to cheat the IepupIiciu
paliv ont OF the iruits Of its great victory bul 50
Jar "A. could DE observed by n TRIBUNE reporter
there was no general disposition 10 attach any
importance to anything Mr. BaTnGm might attempt.
The G.ht Is Ogcr aud we are beaten sald an IN
tolhgeut DcWocra'. and the pyople are glad to
have the ma ter settled. They viii not tolerate
any nonsense now from anybody. Ii IS ducats 10
bad peanuts that Banum viii not be- fool en- ugh
To lead where he viii have no follONIHS." \
different spirit was detected here and there Gar
field ISN'T Inaugurated yet" sad one Democrat.
." We have Congress, aud | dOhb see why we
should've throw out a state or two II we want to-
TIE business men, 10 whose activity and effective
service much OF the success of the Republican party
has been attributed have Beavcd SIGH OF IeIlel
and gone diligently about their accustomed pur-
suits The duh roar OF the countless draws and
trucks has effectual v siicnced the campaign music
and the candidates wagon with It's melancholy Del
is no longer SEN. Upon tho walls and bll-DoarIe
the poster with it's screaming eagle has been pasted
over with pay-blils. Bulletin-boards nave almost
been forgotten The cards and posters which one
has pelsistently thrust into his hand are not now
tariff documents or copies of forged letters they
tell of bargains IN OYecoats, water-tght boots OF
the painless removal of coTns and oil magic baking
powders
Last but not least, the small boy. with unpatented
self-veutIiatIDg trousers, who bas laiteriy owned
the city, has Telmquished possession and gone ms
mysterious ways lntO the ooecurlty from which lie
periodically emcreeS.
In short, old Father KnickerbOckpr has SAID.
Thank heaven, the election Is over remove The
parapheTnalla and let me get 10 my business"