New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NEWS AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
Gle ROOMS CROWDED ALL DAI-SoME OF THE
DISPATCHES KECEINID.

rIIE ROOMS CROWDED ALL DAY-SOME OF THE
DISPATCHES RFCEIvTD
A. Republican National Headquarters all day
YESTERDAY there the busiest knt OF scenes pth h
nc large reception parors and IN the Executive Com
n,ittce rooms where senator Chaaec, Mr. Jones
Mr. Elklns and MI Clarkson spent their time
Considerable excitement created carly IN the day ny
reports from precincts that there were no hepnD
lbau electoral tickets al the booths. When the commit
,,a had been hunted up II was found to be matter
cf ovor.lrcuiug. and the neglect was promptly i'wr'"
There were continuous reports all day long about the
circulation Of faulty ballots, and great anxiety was eN
rre.scd les, some trckcry mderhand w"ik wa gong
o.. Hu; oGsctting this was 4 constant stream
q reports from all parts OF the cry th'I
The Iri>h-American and labor vote was going for MI
Blaine. By l. o'clock Mr. Elkin- began scno'nR us
ratchcs 10 inquirng friends announcing this fact ana
,,cdrline that Mr. Blaine would carry New-lork by
10000 votes In the afternoon special wire was ar
ranged between Haven and the Headquaitcs'"N
which secretary Fcsscndcn had talk with the National
Committee Arrangements were also made for spccl
wire during tho evening TO connect with Mt Blaine
house at Agu~ja.
Anon. tc Callers during the day were Lc Grand i.
Cannon Emery 4 Storrs General Wnsow, General j.
j.. OHciruc General cyrus Bussey, General Chnttert'n
o. Thomas Fortune, Governor j. Schu!4'r
Crosby of Montana; Ex-Governor H"yt ol
wyoming 4 r. Whitney, Congressman : l. Midiben oi
Maine; General George W. Carter, General Charles
Adams OF Colorado; II. &. Ph~brs, Archie
Campbell Dewitt Clinton Wheeler. General NJ klrwan'
Simon Wolf t. :. Consul to Egypt; b T. Pci1otte :
toueul at Lyons France Colonel \. W. Loper, J. W.
Io, of 81 Louis = ". Hollis, Ethan Allen, and eNOov-
Vruot H. {. NJ, Cormick
11,, nou- had hardly closed a, 4 o'clock when there
ve.nrn,h to headquarters The frat report from any
STATE WIS received about this time and created consider
NJ, COOL fceline. Thc dispatch was asfol'Ws;
Vm,Ii>G. " V.-Hcrort- from all wards i'm The civ
Show Republican gains Everything going on Sh'''hll'
BApGIR.
uic following dispatches were recoived
tnt,unis Ohio. .Ncports from Va rious parts OF the
State favorable To Republican success. = n,,,vrr
N,nro,u Va rcaocahe aud qulet day here Large
Icru'hcon sahs :, n,,,.,opr
W. '"''' "' J. Y poitivrh
N,uit,r> Indications of large hcpnhlicag gains
cttt vote ui --n. vhrn uaiHcll hal ,Nn hanN nul
So""GS ''"'''' ''''' " " +. ''ssrN,'y
nv rtodirtiou iiu,tah t'i ulpnn Ne nto bound t'
N"" N'" '''' "'' Wy ''' Ufopat coN. Chairman
rmt-un,u. Va -Wohs,rcufirl ula ,lly "t tho
o., lnur alnoc the VA, cain oI fno he,' a',"N=
Aoits ul Tho state '"nN 'Nl'N"N"
rmnAn''m''- n'Ine s'm' eg';e,,e{, .,,..s Chairman
Jtnst, CIiy- Any claim by Democrats that thol have
tarlci triaoy D., uaud Wn have not Hinlln n,ln"
',n,i .nr.. ohio Returns received NJ toS T. M ndi
rac that blanca plurality Ia ONO VIII nIl 'r l,,, IMAM
KorroiK. va-N Norfolk city gives about 100 iiepuhh-
can majority - = 'NN'''"'
T,,coInunittoe rooms were hllcd before j.. m with
,,r,e and ,r.iu, crowd of confident Republicans The
stairway, were so crowded that the messenger
bows could scarcely force a passage through
the mass Of people. The first news came rom ,nr @
Blaine and the buidmg echoed with cheers. lh3
C,mmitte had excellent arrangements for receiving ana
comparing the reports. ,,,, .;.,
The streets 'front.' Of the building were hAcd WIN
people They stood for hours in the rain "ho sHou'c'
themselves hOarse.