Tuesday, Nov 4, 1873- Election day, a crisp, splendid day. I went down town and voted immediately after breakfast and painted the rest of the day. This evening I read in the tribune with the greatest satisfaction and delight that Vaux's plan has been accepted by the executive committee of the Centennial building. I have written him a note congratulating him. The election has gone against the Republicans. Mattrick[?] is elected Judge over Kingston which I regret perhaps more than anything.
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