New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
RECEIyING THE RETURNS.
cprAr CROWDS WATCH THE BULLETIN
BOARDS
rAMMAyY BRAVES HAVE 4 IoLLrTrcArIoS-Mh
scorr s.r,sy1Ep-Ar THE HOTELS.

TAMMAyY BRAVES HAVE JoLLITIcATIoN-Mh'
SCOTT sArIsFIED-Ar THE HOTELS.
Rc,urns Of the election began to como in at the
beadouartcrs of the Peoples Municipal League shory
after dark last night and at that tire the s'roe' ~
front Of the building was crowded with people anu
there were more men in the building than II couid
hold comfortably. Among the well-known members
~ The Leacue present were Louis H. Dciaheld Generai
II L. burnett the Rev. Dr. X. Heber Newton Gustav
H. schwab and Horace Z. Deming. stercopucoh
flashed the returns upon sheet OF canvas wmcn was
fastened to the front Of the building, and Mr.. ieai
read of the returns to the crowd OF anxious people
who were on the inside Of the building Inc carrier
RETURNS were not at all favorable to the union ticket
and there were many long faces among those who
had taken an active part In the campaign Later In
thu evening the returns began TO show little I'M
movement and there was little Frightening up OF
.her fares when hope Of victory had gone the crowd
gradually dispersed Long before midnight the League
dousrters were deserted by all except few clerks
and ONCE boys. The League son' Jul "o A"no"n'e
final notice late at night
Although the campaign Is closed 'he WORK oi inc
pcope,s Municipal League is by no means finished
The League will be permanently continued as an orgahAa
tim for the publication Of local politics ana me REFORM
movement splendidy begun viii be pushed FORWARD Win
yiror There will be Q meeting Of the Executive Com
mee OF the League early week. for the purpose OF
considering the matter. the date Of which VIII be mere
after announced Tho public may rest assured that 'he
League deeply in earnest and that there VIII DO no re-
taxation Of the abors which have airesdy Nr'ue' so ~
good the municipality.
Tho returns from the state elections were re-
ceived in parlors u and r Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. A large number Of wellknown Republicans
were present, among them being Bernard bighn' sur
vcyor Lyon, General Henry A. Barnum. Dwight Law
renee c. volney King, Police Justice Charles \.
Tantor, Colonel r. c. Campbell, William l3rookfcid'
Assemblyman william n. Hoag and Francis Volney
King The returns were extremely slow in coming
In and up to midnight than half OF the State
had not been heard from. Mr. Hoag. WHO was de-
feated In the XIth' District OF this city, was beaten
by the League ticket, Of which 600 polled which
did not have candidates for Congress, the Assembly
or the Board OF Aldermen upon them. OF these
tickets nearly 900 polled in the XXIst Assem-
bly, District and from 800 to 400 in the With
Assembly District.
John w. COTS friends, at his headquarters in the
Everett House, held out longer for him nm Mr..
SCOTS friends held for the head Of the unoi. Ticket
They did not give up his election until u late hour
Francis NJ. Scott the unicn candidate for Mayor
did not take his defcat at all 10 heart. lie gave up
early In the evening and went home TO rest. Beiore
going he said that he was satisfied that oil had been
done for him and the entire unoa ticket that could
have been done, and he content with
the result. He left the New-Amsferdam
Club carly in the evening when the
returns indicated that he would be defeated
Secretary John B. McGoldrick was the principal
orator at Tammany Hall last night and aphoush MS
speech was made up almost wholly OF figures, as uey
indicated majorites for Grant and the Tammany cKe'
the secretary's remarks met with unlimited cheering.
The Wgwam was packed from the roof to the fouhua-
tons with triumphant braves" whom General John
Cochrane as chairman, vsny tried TO keep In order.
There was too much victory In the air. OF McGoid-
rcks clarion tones. When at 80 O'CLOCK u ciec-
ton districts had been heard from showing that tahe
had 72173 votes to 5s,417 for Scott the enthusiasm
of the boyss was unbounded and the FOOL seemea
about to be lifted. This went on until the Mayors
reelection by $4,000 majority, certainly was ah'
nounced together with the election OF the rest Oh te
ticket BY an average OF 10000 majority.
During lulls in Mr.. McGodricks arithmetical har-
ancue congratulatory speeches were made by General
spnola, Civil Justice Mitchell. ex-senator Eccleshe,
W. Bourke Cochran, General H. NJ Leo James oi'v
and several others. Mr.. Cochran received iuii,
FLOODED Tainmany ovation" the audience getting up
Sco '' came in with Recorder smyth the crowd again
in sod a sou shf be- Sea n Mp eSo
gave his Interpretation of the great victory ana ,s ap
san II reposed in us not improperly be-
slowed II IS our duty to illustrate by our 9ea
a h o~srnment of our great city," Leonard A. Gle
eerc6 the successful candidate for County Cerh' Sp'A'
Ill The hilsrlty was kept up until late hour Besides
., Inc pners Congressman George A. Post John +.
Mcintyre, Abe Hummei W E wsre on the platform
There were crowds In broadway IN inc i,
Cd the hotels as early as pn IN io opeaon and tho
streets were full of eager watchers LOU, . tbtnnS
until after ten, m 10 tSs r H' ASenne and wide
was nf the hotel were filled with people during
the entire Tsm evsns Victory the crowd within the hotel
diminished somewhat In numbers many ol Or, ao hnme
ardent supporters Of the fusion uche, soi"S "'"''
here was great deal OF significance in the fact
that tier WcS l nm BROADWAY Ffthave and Twenty
third st. in the neghborhood OF ,ns were dis
Hotel The increasing ra bn Created no
r Seemed as II the people were TOO ana@eah a az vi
result to show any feeling one way Ir should have
lad mo- sympahizer with the victorious ticker. ac
God not help w9sssHE Il. ~ Victory
At the Hoffman House the scenes Or herroom. wer,
The corridors and the t1 se until ae
midnight The politicians compos l. .e egan to tell
rather que, aorcs there was great deal OF nois,
which increased as the night wore on ny ~ ~ nd
one could scarcely move about 'Te ond have TO b,
,ossd 70 Keep out further additions to me m9p
great deal Of wine was drunk t %aa sme beaSer
% the heard ;c srfa Se G %aw Sa a" hsd aeD
the 40 leaning its grasp upon the municipal gov
ernment There end OF rlmors aoont 1He Tss
blank ballots and rarSnf hu these charges SO Ia
Il M skAE
a heard last night were those Of sons IN m
iTentitv could not be ascertained Inc peope III ~, ln
luens.s e,e unusually quiet, and there was an entr
Essence Of the excitement so generally feature
large and hopeful crowd poured into CcOpe and %
last nisns Viewed themselves immensely until SUB
ptnol news began to circulate The County Demo "
erats had engaged the hall to hear the returns rea
,rs's ,sw wicked and ubilant Tammanyites eathcre
there also and made themselves shown soft ma a whe
the crowd would reply that scott was in a ahs r sep
| Tha,e was a wild veil at p. M. when Charies
Jackson stepped the platform lie announces h VII, n
We had belt go home' He added that he was read
w as an Win the fight because he said honest
| W ~ d nn are against Tdmmany.' The crow
o che and then dispersed in an unhappy state
mind. -, roos,rov 10 tho Fridge wa
| rowded until after II O'Clock. The election return
cro~uhcu ii"ed by ali the leading newspapers, and u
S,splays were watched with intense Interest IN
| Trbu9e bulletins were the earliest 10 appear az,
Lection returns were flashed upon It's canvas Will
ho Ianterns were occupied with cartoons and pr
9 9iner The light was furnished hy the Nations
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