Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

crfsrs TOR B'sinc. About moon keyeril hun
ureu men gathered just IN sfnnf Of thr tail
lnWtIs anu set up CRY Of .l{sfS, rlts;
Wnue'aW kcih's rsss.v Then onc ~ The
crowa produced copy OF the 7.'psrr. u
wssiorn INTO dozen pieces and distributed
among tnc multitude. A nstch was ap-
r'e., nao rs The sheets Disappeared ~
smohe Tue square rcs,undcd with ~'c' 81
"h1<, rats jim BIJnc's rats; ana
buriI, burn, burn. the fat-shcet.'
.'is Ntic mara rot The 2ri1wis 70 AZ
| pD ~ mtcsi returns. 4 few lnindtes
! nW, bulletin was placed Ia Tic windo y
I 9, lbc xr.itiH0 inner stating that returns
iIoni ~ uut sNiy.elght districts In Men
loik Stair INDEBTED a plurality OF Cts f,f
biaihr. he ann5uncemcut was receIYed
| WIN ocsuHofy cheers ~ few Republl-
cans, whi'e The majority OF the gathering
| ufckc ou' WIN That's from Jay Goulf.
| oily"
| IRE crowd became more uproagTous.
| While many expressed their Intention OF
"lnierviewing Whitclry Reid. Five
minutes later bulletin was di,pllvrd with
lie aLrCunccment that the 1epnbiicsn Ma
! licnal Committee cl,imcd New York state
by i.tc0 IEsiOriiy. and took pleasure In an.
nouncing lie triumph mt election Of Blaine
aud Logan.
"Tburs H. Iis &c over again." shouted
hundred voices. But y5u emit count
Grover ard Toipmv ont this time" was
TIE cxasrerrteG Cxcl,ml ion Of a stllnart
iaborer. sammy Tilden never made A
greater mistake than in his failure 10 con-
tel Rutherford Hayes seat. Jay Gould,
BlaIne. and his gang control the Western
Union. They can faisify the returns. but
then Tie fcsi-ihc official couni-you can't
60 back Of That 1hcrc'n be no countin.
cut. ormy name IA Mud"
The crowd at this point becamc so
demorstfatiyc that a messenger WIS sent
Tor squad Of police. About dozca blue
coats came hurrring from the OAK street
station. and. evidently fearing \ riot, cro-
cecdcd 10 bcit the crowd back. just then
silycry-iockcd gentleman proposed three
cheers for President Cleveland. They
were given amid The swinging of hats and
cafes. A few ~ the enthusiasts stripped
themselves OF their coats aud waved them
above their head, while Others dinccd
about in high glee.
During the excitement n photograph OF
Cleveland and Hendricks claSping hands in
the reception room OF the White House
wns pulled cut 81 q Produce EXCHANGE
clerks pocket. u was waved aloft. No
sooner did the multitude recognize the
faces OF the next resident and Vice
President than pandrmOniun reigBcd.
cheer upon cheer was given. while
GLORY. hal,cluiah" wasting yO3iIerously.
About 81 O'Clock adispatch was displayed,
isnod by Daniel Manning, saying: " New
York State was safe Tor Cleveland, nOtyith-
Standing the manipulation Of returns
RailyiDg around an immense cimpii.n
banner hearing the portrait Of Cleveland.
three or four thousand men marched into
Prirting-li0use Square about o'clock and
forced tncir way through the crowd III
front Of the 1ri0mc building. After
dCaiening gT0ans for the Blaine organ,
cheers for Cleveland were gwen with
will tfat walked the entire crowd to an en-
tbusia,tic pitch.
~ brow on, the Pmmcd Knight"
Don't fool with u.s. We eau carry
guns" and other cries were repeated with
great show Of feeling. Without Il leader,
but following wherever the portrait OF
Cleveland was held aIoit, the crowd
marched down Nassau street and on, Beck
man street to Park Row in front OF the
h0riG Office, singing,
Wen hang jim Blaine ioa sonr apple tree:
wen hang Jim blame to a soar apple tr
Glory, glory, hallclujah."
The busihesS-oilice Of the newspaper WAS
soon packed, and after rousing cheers they
resumed their march. singing the sane re-
fraia. For several hours the mlrching was
Kept up, several lunches OF paper being
liulned, and the cry Of NO. no, no. Blaine
DON'T co." was the rsllyIng cry. Wherever
ClcyeianG's name OF picture was displayed
it was loudly cheercd. Later IN the eve
hing the crowds in the street became 80
threatening that large force OF policemen
was sent 70 guard the Western Union
building.