New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
SCENES AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

SCENES Al NAIIDNAL liLAl''4C 81, itl'0'
TIE ROOMS THKONGED BY An LAC1FD Mu LII
lTUpT-MANY DISPATCHES RECEIVED.
Republican National Headquarters at daybreak yo~-
serdav were still throngcd with excited inen, many
OF whom had remained all night awaiting the returns
The crowd kept increasing until the building by 10
o'clock was full at any hour on election night In
the parlors the returns were read 10 "A crowd that
eheered and cheered they caught mp tie fact thd
the opposition papers had misrcpresented the true
facts IN claiming every thing for Cleveland. The news
from Virginia was especially favorable, and the
dispatch from General Dudley ni Indiana wac oon,d-
cred making Mr. Blaine's election, certain even
without New ork, which regarded as-doubuul
with the chances III Mr. blaiues iaNor N"id came
from the state lleadquarers that threw camper on
the committee far as New York was concerned but
after Chairman Warren and Chairman Draper had
visited the National ieadquartcr, they had dihe ent
view things. During the morning both connecticut
and Ncw-JeTsey conceded TO the Democrats 10y
Secretdry tcs,enden and Mr. Hobart The latter came
IN from Jersey City about II o'clock and admit ted
that that state Democratic hy less than one thou
sand. Mcssrs. Jones' Chsfee. Elkins. fessendeu and
Hobart returned the third floor where the telegraph
operators posted, and refused themselves To all
caller, A private wire wa IN operation 10 Nr.
Bsines house AT Augusta and he was kept posted a.
u all the news Returns from the Pacific Coast, Wis
consn, Michigan, Illinois aud other Western States
were considered perfectly satisfactory.
The following among the callers of the day
Ex-GOvcrnOr Cornell. r.. " Fox, oi 81 Louis T. \
Schoonrnaker, General Cyrus Bussey OF Louisiana
Judge w u hlcN, oI a~hllI gtou General e.. III. L.
COiiis. John j. - Brien. Alexander sullivan solor
Chase. Theodore Roosevelt Governor j. Howard
Crosby. Of Montana Senator Hill, of Colorado Archie
Campbell of The Wheeling ln,eilig gencer" General
loyd Aspinw all, Major ". H. Lewcilyn. OF New
Mexico Collector Robertson. Simon Wolf, H. f. Pe1-
otto Congressman ". " Crap0. OF Massachusetts ;
Le Grand g. Cannon Police Captain Williams. InsI ector
ghome, Chsuncey NJ. Depew, f. W. Hollis and Gen
sral J. II. O'Beirne.
lie Grand Il. Cannon said of the New-lo ork vote
" The difference between tue vote on Mr.. Blaine and
on the Assemblymen shows the total voto OF the
Independent Republicans Ii about 1000 or
5000 IL New York City"
Emery A. StOrTs said 1.-THE Democrats always
carry the election the day before the vote Is cast They
never come out al the close
Collector Robertson said: We have certainly
carried Aew-iork state. There isn't any question
about il ~
MI. Roosevelt said :" glad Grace elected.
Tim. New-lOrk Is Republican. ! cannot figure ont
snYtmng else but majority Ia tins state. WITH
1fsee elected Kelly aud Curtis 20 INTO party by
GeinselXesr
CAY:
.JAcKsONvILI.E Fla.-Retuns not complete Confident
@1 Blaine aud Logan have carried the state of Florida
g. X. Bennett. Chairman.
RICHMOND, Ind.-An can hear from Indiana indi-
'ses th@t blaine and Logan Win carry tne Saie y 1000
". ". DUDLEY.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis Wisconsin IS perfectly safe for
men III. &. PAYNE.
CAmpES, " i've have carried everything In this di
ee'o. eIceV probably il Cage May which - not GER