New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17
THE ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS
From Our Own Correspondent.
ROSTOv Tuesday Nov \, ~,

From Our Own correspondent
BOSToy, Tuesday. Nov. Is. Is,l
The agony Of yesterday is no more. The saoks a,
cept OF the bunker gorhcation guns, is cleared ava,
ard we see the new Constitution, which cost $lslan
and half million Of fears and anxetes, lying ds,,.
herring twas always cold, now il is deal SER
can learn, its bump Of caution too big-itsp
Emphatic, h!droeePhaous subject in its veTea
ception, and perhaps its stll-birth will proge no -.
msnent calamity. The joyful noise Of the coagrerss,
Hunkers, Imperialsts, Priests, Platocrats snl a
yourers OF government pap over The poor dead S,S,
isvery senseless. After the treacherOus tricks A.,
have been played upon them after all their nice worI
has been thrown away by combination OF Caleb Cal
eula Cushing Saint 0res,es Loyoa Brownson and two
or three terrified Dame Partington of their own What
have the Reiormcrs Of Massachusetts TO 10 but \,
throw away their paltry old party prejllces, thei,
miserable short-reachug policy, their ul.rar anias
timidty raise the great eternal issue between mind
ard natter man AMI money, freedom and slavery All
wheel into one sold party Of progress AMI wait
will such party do in Massachusetts, but whip tie
breath cut OF MISUNDERSTANDING slaSe-catehn,
Hunkerism ard Caleb Cnshng's Roman imperialism
The Reform RantOu Democrats, who are touraias
Of the Democratic party, go called, In hassacluses
are against Slavery, here and everywhere Bat to b.
sure OF Reformed Constitution, which the Hard
Shell Hunker wing professod to wish much as tAeJ
they pretended to swallow the Baltimore Wrapper,
and sink the Slavery question. The Free Sellers did
much the same and for the same motive They didn't
"aeitate" any to speak Of But this was not enough
to satisfy the Government fecoiling from its blow
on Collector Bronson's Adamantine neck. The Urea.
issue which the Reormers had ruled ont the conssrs
tors Of the Baltimore Platform ruled in and by Cash
ings ediet tie New Constitution probably lost 500
votes Saint Orcstes Loyola BrownsOn also discovered
1T is said that Free Soil orator revealed 1t to him
that if the old Constitution, With its general tckst
were preserved the Catholics would soon and lnaby
elect every one Of Bostons sixty or seventy repre-
seniatves aud so the New Constitution did not u,
half dozen Catholic votes, while the Noes wer
sWelIed BY hundreds of them. To complete the do
comfture of the Reiormers, four distinguished poll
ticians in petticoats-Messrs. lioar, Moron Adams,
and Palfrey-made some mighty, pusanimous speeches
against the creature Of the Convention These
speeches the old foges, and their mOne, slipped into
the hands of doubling or ill-inOrmed Democratic or
Free Sellers at the eleventh hour, too late 70 be an
swercd II was a case of life and death TO the pla
tocracy of Boston to lose the general ticket by which
they have always been able 10 control the Wing party
and through it, the State They bled freely.
But the very means that have been put in PLAY b
effect this defeat good capital for new victory d
REFORM and better one than we could have had yes
terday. The naked Roman Imperial arm-the arm
morcenary hypocrite and trator-has been stre'eha
out to guide our political ark Such interference vii
raise the blood of Massachusetts, II thing Will We
shall now fling out the banner of State Rights, No In
peral Dictation, No Truce with Federal SaveHaa
ing or Extension of Slavery on National IernDT /
No more Slave States in the Conicderacy.
The coalition Of Plutocracy and Imperialism 30 /
The blessing of the Holy Mother that strange b
ropean Liberty Is now naked, fixed fact, and thsls
son viii not be loet on Massachusetts,. The next tn
he Hunkers have Consultation to defeat Il will 1
one in which Man will be everything and Mong&
much; in which the people viii eject their udgs
and be masters Of their own opinions and sympashia
under the sanction of higher law. w.