The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
VICTORY BY GOOD WORK.
DEMOCRATIC MANAGERS REWARDED
ron THEIR LIBORS.
And tie Force Hiii. Where IL II THE Re
turns n. They tame IN to the Jnb,innt
Cnmpntsncrs nt National Headquarters.


Great is tho Democratic rarty all over the
country,
Hooray for the National Democratic COM
mittce
These were tho sentiments heard on all
sides from sGndown until midnight at tho
Hon. William Frank lIarrity's bureau Of ma
tionnl Democracy. only hall hundred beo-
pie we're admitted TO tho hoadIunr;ers. out
side there was great army. every one Demo-
cratic to tho core. Little or no work was done
Mt Headquarters during tho dav, but aftct the
polls closed tho members OF tho National
COMMITTEES. their friends, and few others
gathered In Mr.. liarlitys room to receive tho
news.
Around atal,lc were tho men who have di.
rcctcd this Haht. rcsihrs Mr. iiarrity there
wcro the Hon. William Collins Whitney.
$. nntor German. bon ". Dickinson. BRADLEY
b. a1olcv Secretary Shccrin. and close to
them were Macgrnnc Coke. Charles y. Cnnda.
Marion J. N"rGcruy. Joseph i. ODonohuC.
Oscar AID dor Stidus Gen. Martin T. No
Mnnon lIlhrldgc r. Gerry. c. E, baldwin. ana
tG"rs.
The lion William T. Shrchnr. y hero Of
the New York state campaign. rushed in for u
moncnt To assure the committee that the
Empire state would give Cleveland 10000
plurality. lie then left for Tho Holman House.
Mr.. Whitrcy Mt first thought ho VOID receive
,utu.ne at IIr. C!cI"itn,.s louise but decided
10 remain with his associates He was tho
mathematical oxrrrt who igrrcd on tho re-
turns as .ust a. thcy were received and called
by ". Iick!n,on.
II mag lr sn.d that n .hc returns came In
from all over the country tho Democratic
National Committeeman were surprised Mt
the great result senator German in tho last
Jew days had bccoM" almost convinced that
Mr.. Cleveland was to be II winner He has
hccn in town three weeks giving valuable
assistance to Mr.. Whitney and Mr.. llarrty.
Ho declined to express his views until he
knew that John ], davenport. Lacked 10y tho
whole Republican inrty, had de!uEed New
York state 18th United States marshals. From
That tine Senator German was convinced that
the ucopr would ris, and mash davenport
and any party which supported his reckless
measure.
But not n sINs'o member Of the National
Committee was rcauy ivl The cyclone which
came in from ali parts OF the country. 1t was
clear that "A wave OF resentment against the
Republican partys tactics had broken over
the nation. The first news camo from tho
Now York city districts. thon n few struggling
returns were received from the country. and
later on came the cheering news OF n great
plurality in Kings county. AS the returns
from tho city districts came in it WAS quickly
observed that Mr.. Gevelands plurality below
the New York city limo would be tremendous.
But nothing pleased tho national cam
pa!Eners SO much as the word received from
THE SYN Office that S!r. Cleveland would have
Whitney ordered THE SUNS bulletin to be
posted on the front OF the building 1t was
taken up and rolled ont from THOUSANDS .G nh, OF
II. -t,tr fr,,,, In
over themselves. Tho people had simply
fhe Sns o hs ois IN
~ was understood bv ali the chmpaiGners. 1t
is q county where much tobaecco is grown.
crop through the effect of tn. MCKINLEY law;
IN all other spots Was 81 a. very ; satlsiyins
ptre State was to give Mr.. Cleveland almost as
With New York soundy settled in the Demo.
cratic, column. all eyes were directed on the
news from tho Nutmeg, state made It appear
na WIS nip r. sE
t9r Mr. cleveland: Mr .nav!s '"cGraphei
candidates 1000. There was apprehension at
first over the news from Delaware and Indiana.
MI lIarrlty though. was convinced thai Della:
ware would go Democratic by u thousand. and
ttat iad Ia ur%rWissd plurality Of from
announcinG that the chicago, 7riSSnr had CON
hanccd the happiness u! sending word that
the Democrats OF Wisconsin would not fall be-
10y hr :, p ths nsys ia Wtb
ment the Democratic managers became p!ore
Than e>S r erEa tnat y tns was to eo land
had determined the result. andneNer hereafter
will the EoIuhlirnn managers assume t, say
long to to tie &. o. T. toward miinis 1T Word o
was received that Senator Aldrich OF Rhode
Island had conceded the doleat Of Harri. N.
Showing heavy falling OF in the Republican
l'eed liy's in that town Most Of The Demo-
"1' HSty sr RI t hH' ths iGnns
i"uGht tLo pnrtys battles during = lie.
Han amrrity' 'T. Whitney, sen"t"r Gorman.
~ M"r Ni MfsH sa a stn Nc
equally 'cHctical d"Llor.'l sue, sentiments.
and insis,r' every effort should BIO made TO
impress upon Ihe Democratic voters all over
the county thar they were opposed by des-
rcrntc and weIi-cruipppd opposition.
gestions an! no ON" more heartily than THs
huN. The victory, in view Of t1,is Is all the
more grntlivlnE. inc democratic nOStS were
kent down to their work thcy fought steadily
and shoulder to shoulder there was no pic
nicking among them. no tDmfooiery. but thoy
marched on under the advice of practical mon
t. great ami q rf1ouS victory.
Mayor Grant. Excise Commissioned Leices-
ter liolme. and Congressman liourke Cochran
got the news in Parlur,i Of the Hoffman House
by Telephone aud ticker At Z O'clock 10
election district gave Cleveland $4,000 ma
josity, IT., u ~ ana
Democracy OF this city has stood firm AS
rock"
Dock CommissionerJ Sargent Cram joined
the party half an hour later. They can come
to the Harlem with their majority" said Mr..
Cochran. but / can say from this that they
will be met by a mountain, Of votes. tho like Of
which they never dreamed Of"
As Congressman Cochran was Speaking.
Mayor Grant walked to a window for II breath
Of fresh air Tho crowd in the street below
caught sight OF him.
II hreo cheers for Mayor Grant" and a
great shout went up.
At the Democratic State headquarters. at II
West Twenty-fourth street. Lieut.. Gov Shee-
han. Edward Murphy Jr. Charles II. De
Freest. with u numb ur II their friends, received
the returns.
TiMNANY'S DAY or TRIUMPH.
Happy Thousand. Gather In tho wiawsm