New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

s,ood m ths doorwsv informed tbo.s that for to-
formation thA. y. 90. rsa,"si 70 rses s,,
Irving Hall was thrown Open iotnat crs mr..
BY S"n ss o. s sss ery w,To s made by ssnts
and other leaders al tho party ine "-"s .rronuc-a
nom the platform one OF the speakers said mat se
returns l,rsg h-ld hack IN soi'e OF ,"v ~ sown
districts whe, o iarge for George woua 10 ,"mce
and when Tie blocks nad al nren h,
the tenement houses and tns ,,cs an irving Hail
man TaInmmny Hall and tho County D'""or"' lirk
nuering hard TONIGHT, ona r. s,e over" These
remarks called LAUGHTER and aprsn ,s.,t began
portion Of the audience - ' o.na"s ~ 10
Ta rooms Of the Committee ss In RE
Hoffman House w.rS ,a'0r from ali parts of tho
sats beside. the result, in Tho . rns
Ins. ,v Ss,. we're rs,a read which tho
crowd wa: ss 81. n in tho s %...m" %p reura. IN.
rcsarn" from this oily and Brooklyn, giving wing
Pocknam rood ~nCs r,s IN 'isG o n.y. ns. va.
cons,dersbir crowd LINGERING the commiftee rooms
and tho corridor OF the hotel
MR. HEWITT SAYS IT rs NOT PERSONAL TRi-
UMPH.
Abram s. Hewitt was met by TRIBUNE
reporter last evening ut $50 ne was entering the
New-Amstsrdsm Club. He looked somewhat tired but
was calm and seif.possessed "Ithink am elected
said he 81 do accept this a. triumph On
the contrary, think it 10 an evidence VI
the good sound OF the people OF this
metropolis, who can DO depended on when
occasion arises assert Themselves accept
the result OF this eleotion as an ans~or 10 tne wiz
theories that have been put forward by certain men
made an issue In the campaign That many, hrpuo
voted for me am convinced They wiShro 10 ss@m
with disapprovsl the theories advanced by one oi ny
opponents. am sorry that Mr.. Roosevelt went mi
this There was reason for MA ooihk ~ .no
occasion dbl call II. ike him IN many rrspec,H.
But In entering this unfer tho peculiar
that It, think ne maze errVou,
mistake. AZ said, do not accept this as persona
triumph II 1. tho verdict Of sooa oarn M
gent. la abiding PARTON or the community "noio
have passed nearly NIL of my life.
As Mr. Hewitt pascal into tho club rooms 10 -
warmly greeted nv large number OF lrlenus auu a-
herents who cons ratusted him ON his eiectioh' nc
thanked them for tbeIr services In MS Drna, snu,
accompanied by eI- Mayor Cooper, went up ssrs mo
OF he private rooms. where no couiu si' uo"" q
city and receive the returns. w..
There a.ovisl rarty In the New Ansteruam VI
1t marked contrast TO Tue oenenor VI tnc
same crowd one year ago the County Democracy
ticket vas third In the race Ex-Mnyor Coo'er VIII
brouc ut IN by President beekman r~orVe
tile congraiul .tons OF his friends upon Ms eeoon ~
presidept OF the Board OF AL ermen. W. Bourke och
ran LATER and Was also congratustou o MS S,o
cess There good deal Of silent chuckne over lne
manner In which rho vote FOR r. b epinoa VIE GU
have been averse seeing Spiuoa heatth he natnra'
wo1ld prefer oetter man reu heu as M
sor The effect OF tho heavy vote Tor george "as uS
oussei with cool deal OF intere T.
The Leaao narters OF Mr. Hewitt IN WEST T"enty
wern tepsely crowded the on lire evenns Ine
throns vailed itself hoarse returns AZ
they were read nv Colonel Rogera The gnod run mant
by Beekn,an president OF The Board OF Aldere1
commented favoraby. In some aisricts no leu MI
Hewitt.