The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09

marshals wore reported to be very inoffenslve
and particularly inactive except In few in
STANCES rs in tho Sixteenth Assembly district.
whore they arrested voters registered from
Black wells Island. first allowing them to vote.
Orders were sent at once to the Lawyers
Committee In the Post once building to Sc
cure tho release on bail OF the arrested men.
Samples OF bogus or queer pastors were
brought in TO Mr. Croker. and orders were
sent out TO keen n careful lookout for them.
One Of these pasters was complete ne to the
Democratic electors. but blank as to the rest
OF the ticket II used. II would cover UP the
entire city. county. and district ticket.
A messenger rushed In from tho Third dis
,rict with the announceni at that the John J.
O'Brcn Association was voting pastors with
tho namc of Jadge Andrews scratched. and
samples obtained from an O'Brien worker
wore submitted. We'll now know how
strong Barney Rourke is." said MIR. Croker
Indicating that the falling behind Of tho vote
for Andrews in ;he district would show how
many voters fight under tho banner OF Rourko
and Smith.
shortly after 2 o'clock Commissioner Gilroy
and Congressman Cochran came in {. y! Joined
Mr.. Croker. Thcv. too. expr,-' II their sur-
prise at the Vuiet charact' OF the election.
MIR. .Gilroy added: :" But that is all to our adj
With o'clock and the sing Of tho polls
sS"Ses mcys TnEY It ,Tsi snE n,
tho p0lice OF the Flith street station had to 10
sent for to guard tho ntrlnce to tho hall until
the lig meeting room shoulil bo opened
The first return was received before 8 clock
aud was for the forty-evhth Election district
n pris s the district within the boundaries Of
Union square. Irving place: fourtcenth ana
'cN?nteSnth strcGts This district gave cleve-
nounccd to boz Democratic gain. whereat the
assembled crowd set NJ yell q delight.
mno or Two o ssr j. W. arowS o %hH
sry AM SssnS t. bss. The Hna aasrm S ali
an hour later TIL" and began to Play. InS
platform Maa soon ie WITH rs we.lrkno omn
After Thomas J. Dreamer bid been named
nr enimTrS SsStT"iy and ton Sason s
trcts in the city OF New York gro Bon amin
Harrison l'i.3'i5and Grover tieNelnnn 2S.2lu.
which We're redoubled when Maurice +. Hola-
han. tho first speaker said tho returns thus
ceived a majority in New York city OF 10000
Mr.. Holahnn earned stu more applause when hea
he lied that this mInnt tha5 the grave n"o
Mr.. Mc(ioidricl's next nnnounccment was:
1.-Two hundred and forty election districts in
S NsE iEk city Sys Tho
lost in howl Of Iory. SUBSEQUENT announce.
drowned aitor the initial figures Of Cicveland's
vote were proclaimed.
The speakers ointed the moral OF the ma
missioner Wahle. senator Roesch. and Judge
tioldIHgle in succession denounced Davenport
ia Hated bill hs S MSIAs sath 'SS OF" Dave ave
crIort's nnme was greeted with gronns.
Wsn s"s BEEN rvss which wrs de-
this city Of 5000 the crowd went, wild. Tin
Il Il = inl hn
became greater when 1t was declared that
Virginia had given Cleveland 10000 majority.
hut Nirginia,s minority did rm, mean "a mu h
y. Mcnnnc. as Mr. Mciodrick called it, had
given Cleveland 1000 majority. lsrookyn's
tine news from Georgia..
An snneunsemsnt that TEE f., s u placed
over 100000 was the signal for more up
roarious cheering than ever.
All the previous cGthYfnsm became COM n,
the top of his lung. that the Chairman OF the
Indiana Democratic state Committee had
had carried that state. Tho confusion be-
Weaver had carried Nebraska BY 10000 ma
jorty.
Long before this portraits Of Cleveland had
been hung along the rail Of the boxes and
When the crowd was not singing, horns were
blowing and ratsies screech,nT;, 1t Vas sail all Mr.
1oss s DO When
Mr. Crsa mer proposed three cheers for the man
who had won the Senate for the Democracy
last year-David s. Hill. This was made after
1t had been declared that the next Legisla-
ture would be Democratic.
Chairman Dreamer proposed three cheers
for tho next President Of the United States.
Grover Cleveland. After n farewell shout tho
crowd begun TO disperse ut ii o'clock.
anticipating the victory and celebrating 1t by
anticipation. shouting CROWD. numbering six
1t packed the street from curb to curb from
the east end OF Tammany Hall AS far
as Irving rlace. The cars were block;
tardiy made way for them they could
make but slow progress. SO great was. the
multitude. The magnet which attracted the
crowd was tho Tsmmany. moon. which. as it
had blazed forth Democratic truths during the
campaign. now shone out the figures that de-
clared Democratic victory
Mr.. Croker. Bourke Cochran. and others OF
the Tammdny chiefs received the returns in a
private room. md did not appear at the gen.
eral gathering.