New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
Ar STATE HEADQUARTERS.
GIFTED REPUBLICANS CHEERED
THEMSELVES HOARSE.

-, THE COOP NEWS WAS RECEIVED by THE
ruYoNG-A TIRED AND HAPPY CROWD.
,.o,ves are utterly useless in describing the
"a enthusiasm al Republican state headquarters
,,a returns were being received All the after
there was the feeling that the Republicans
wv soinc 10 win but Republicans would not let
T'.r.slyes out till they began to get the figures
~' ,,on the wires. Paror DR. on the recond
n n the hotel where the returns re
~, Behind "A broad table sat John |. Daven-
% chairman G. w Hackett. John :. Kenyon.
Gleason Charles \. Ball Joseph II. Marley.
v.in,. W j. Youngs John Sabine smith and
va o- three telegraph operators. As prominent
:.,hican came into the room they were greeted
~ ,rmul.uous cheering Joseph H. Manley :
- vas wreathed in smiles.
",s YOU happy Marley" shouted Republican
from New-EAslaho.
~ should smile If wasn't" was the reply
n the first bulletins stated that twenty-elsht
tan districts outside of New-York and Kings
,'r. Morton $40 to Hills 1000. When the full
s,scance Of this coupled with the report from
-, district. to the effect that Hi and Morton
-. rurninc a neck -and-neck race in the city, the
cheers We're ceaieh'hS.
r.ar came a. dispatch from John y Scatcherd.
prsalo saving that The Republicans had elected
~ an, o. the six Assemhymen and their Con
sressman
Where's uiit-'NT' n''H 10" io"''' ''''
crowd.
a.rr upon every one. and John l. Davenport :
u.'oa was drowned in a roar Of cheers FOR Morton.
s.y,on Haisht strong and Gon. and SO on down
trough the list. Suddenly. some one remembered
ia, nr Parkhurs; had been neglected and three
hss-s we're given for the lighting parson.
Mr. Davenport rose and said he had a bulletin
which would please them.
~one hundred districts give Smyth $3.50: Goff,
asar' shouted Davenport. The 40 was not
hard The crowd jumped on chairs. threw up their
hats danced Ike 1unatlcs. ana rheer'd lo' 'he
great Investigator.
,nesany county WAS heard from with 300 for
Norton
chairman liacke,t got up on chair wnere h"
eOuld be seen and said Gentlemen, here is the
best news OF all. l hold in my hand telegram
from West Virginia which announces the defeat
a, William l. Wilson. the author OF the great
once again the crowd broke loose and man was
unkind enough 20 remark that II Mr.. wilson
couldn't 20 to Congress he could 10 10 i.oh1Qn'
Morton carries saratoga Springs by "S' p'"-
That's where Hill made his iaf speech Sa''
The laugh had not died away. before it was
announced hat the town Of Bedford in West
chester County. had given Morton q" maloriiN'
While in 1872 il gave only So Republican majority
"Tnat means the gain Of an AssemDyman, sd.I
a man This was followed by the annc"rcemen'
that in lsl districts Con was leading Smyth oy near
IL 100 Orce more three cheers were proposed for
John " Con and they were given with a vim
Hill is d-feated by lOO.Gh. and the Repup.lcahs
sa, hrSe CongTessnein snd f~1ye ann thn
he smiled A wicked broad smile. while the huiiI-
cane OF applause was renewed. , a.,
In rapid succession there followed specldl ~ ~
and that The Trbunes bulletin elaine. the go
for Norton by 10000 both of which were receiver
with vOleys of applause. " Z, tyou,o,
Here's another said Secretary John = KENYON,
as he announced that Cookers old NV IN hss.'"';
District with a normal Democratic ndJo'iN Vi
tDl had been carried for Strong by LUZ, =. "a,
Ex-senator Plat entered the room az - ar. ar.
a sjx-hour rid from Owego. He received an ona-
ton and speech was demanded NJ ,afi he
king a good deal better than can: G oaii ne
The next big incident was when irh oi'' iI.r-i
heard from 7Orangc County in 1877 So lidrl 4
son ! se9 plurality but il has gwen Morton ''' an"
! am eec.al by 1900" the dlspaich sd.u t1oL.,.
In the course % The evening Chairman HacKe''
Issued the following ri, fss,,e ~
"The victory is the peoples victory M 80 w.,
the ernptv dinner pail and corrupt fuhl'iPa a.
eminent aroused the voters OF me riHpI.v ag
H.. ba,e no, heen aroused for years II Is a MAG
nifcent victory and godsend 70 ,hr i, CiKI,-r
where " 49,, -, GROW
The steady announcement OF gains peeai /" H. N
ronotorous when a dispatch from the ittPupil.a'
STATE Committee OF Louisiana was feai ail'Vu I'm
ing the election Of two. ana pr9Dan'E -'''''
eressrr.t This set the crowd or aGdih' II.
'"We for Gods sake what next? asked d nv
rubl,car with a look Of anlazeInent h,oh
One 80 tho Incidents of the evening, "hlcil
srorsad iudescribable enthusiasm. was !he an
nouncemenf inat Quigg hal won n the NJ IN on
rysss Dis.ric, bv 200 The scene then Deggareu
description Hats went up and people yeiru t",i M
selves hoarse II was remarkable tribute 10 '"e
es;an, Young PrOtC zionist. -. .Ao
II was after might before any pddr VI W
crowd showed an inclination 10 go hOHne. IT,
Intense delight in hearing Of the carp'se !" '"e