New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
RECEIVING The RETURNS.

Great ENTHUSIASM AND JOY, AND CROWDS AROUND
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ROOMS
SCENTS Al TIE FIFTH AVENUE uOTEL~-THE
CKNlRAL c ,MPAIGN CLUE Al CHICRERING HALL
The Republican National Committee rooms
m fn-ave were crowded last mig with on,husi-
pstic audience which listened atteDtvely to the read
ing of dispatches and cheeTed Justify at the good
Tn bulletins were exhibited IN front OF the building
by Of streoptcon aud there were several thou
sand .rsOns gathered in the street 10 read them.
In the private rooms OF the Committee many prOmi
nout Republicans we're assembled, among them Colonel
Ineersoll Chairman Jewell aud MoSsrs Filley, DORSEY,
Mccormick and Postmaster Angler OF Washington The
fret dispatches received were those from the various
election dstrc in this city. indicating large Repub
tau gains They were read inside, and then displayed on
tho bulletin eiIclting voeferous cheers Then came
dispatch from Chairman New, OF Indiana stating that
the Republicans would hold their own IN that State
,onpared with the October vote This mDedi-
sey followed by dispatch from Maine. showing that
the Republicans had carried that State by few thou
sand majority Three cheers for Jim Blaine 4" were
proposed and given with good will The crowd
by this time was the very happiest
MOOD and wanted only good news, ard happily only
good news came Hundreds OF dispatches poured In al
containing accounts OF Republican gains Major W. d.
Bicknan OF ONO, teegraphed that that State would
give 25 600 and over Tor Garfield. THIS was followed
BY other dispatches. showing that Ohio would
ticket Some one proposed three cheers for Od 329,
and II was taken u by the crowd inside and the thou
sands outside until the building fairly shook with the
noise At O'Clock there at least 10000 persons
III tnc building an In the streets, and the continued
cheering could b. heard Tor a long distance
L. " Kcyes, o. Madison, Wis, Photographed that
the State would give Republican majority
pf at lea1 1900. Many similar dispatches were
read, after which came a telegram from The TRIBUNE
rang that New-York State wvulh give 10000 majority
Tor Garfield Three cheers for TBB TRIBUNE shouted
BIZ enthusiastic Republican. and they we're gwen by the
assembled multitude. with tiger" ADDED reports ,
eeeat OF Morse Dem.l for Consre.s-a Re
publican GAIN and ieieerainS SHOWING ihat NV
Hampshire gave % COCO i'sFuVncau mTloIlS'
were each IN turn loudly clcered Another TELEGRAM
from THE TRIBUNE to tbe ehsc, anat o'e p1nhGam ,
had elected the Governor IN Ienn'sN'e eicird l0nd
Inquiry Where ihfs tHlUg gong 10 stop and jokes
At The expense OF Hancock aud ms kbel brgadiers.
A dispatch statng thai Grace was running li.
teegrams sbowine large Repnhcsn gains III Pennsyi i
wanna and one Montgomery County. in which Han
GARFIELD Ths Of the most astc scenes
Di tie evening Cd 329 co'niog IN Tor more cheers
Up 10 this time no bews lad been re-
.eved from New-Jersey api frequent ioqmr-
le; were made IN rcga,d u 10 that s,ar'
came stating that Sew.Jersey would give 1000 for
Ganeld aud This flied the gap The great event o. the
evening however tee reception Of dispatch about
10 p. stating that DOwd hal been elected Mayor.
Inc chserns ,lat greesd this Jews lasted or seyrrai
beside themselves JOY. Three grOaus were gwen
or the Democrats. ana shouts ~ Goodbye 10 the
Boss F" were heard.
ENrHUsIAsM AT CHICKERISG HALL
Al CnckeriDg Hall the widest enthusiasm prevailed
Tickets lad been Issued by Commissioner Manicrre
inviting AL Rspubnosn workers and their friends
10 hear there the majOuues of solid North.
Long before the time named for the opening
ot the meeting a dense crowd had collected
On On tue sidewalks around the building During the
telFas OF the reading OF dispatches the
ss entertained W campaign aud speeches Some
ColuinDa COege boys ha1 taken possession
b lie foremost in tho gallery, and
theii cry OF COLUMBIA served only 10
''ilIuiate the audience w renewed and pro-