New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
FROM BOSTON.
Frsu Our Own Correspondent

and the Republicans have nine OF the ten Hoinoo's
Of Congress. BY some defsuh OF other, Mr. hice
Of District No. H. loses bis election by IA votes,
and gives place to Capt. John s. Sleeper formerly
of The Boston Journal, wbUn nobody expected 70
be elected, and, RAY add, whom nosoiy wanted
When Mr.. Beebe declined to ran against h'. Ries'
1t was supposed the contest was ended, snd Cap.
Sleeper was put up as d matter OF fOrn but tho con-
test in the southern wards Of Boston and IN the
North Norfolk Senatorial District fer members OF
the Legislature brought out speA large vote that
the CAPTAIN was chosen III spite Of himself. He
will be a hgrmlsss member. If Papa CrittsDden or
sny other old ogy sees fit 10 introduce resolution
declaring that the shall be carried on 80 Is no.
TO hurt the Rebels, Mr. Sleeper will vote for IT. but
public sentiment will compel him 70 support all Ad
uinistration war measures which are likely to be
proposed
We are rid of Judge q. r. Thomas and Charles
Delano of Northampton. Deins did not get vote
for Ienomnatl0a. He proceeded 10 threw himself
into the hands Of the " Peoples" party and even
they did not choose 10 incur ssivsrssl lsnSh'er by
supporting him, he did not get vote for re-eec
tion. lie is 8 dead politician. To do bin justice.
however, he never was alive. Judge Thomas did
rot publicly desire y re-electiss Tut be showed a
great deal Of zeal in the Peorles' from the
day be came home from Congress to the day of cleo
ton. BY the new sppOrtloameht he wss thrown with
Ave or Fix towns of his old district into the Middle
sex district represented by Ar. Train Hero Gov.
Boutwell, succeeded in getting the Republican noui-
nation Now, next to Charles Samner and GOv.
Andrew Mr.. Boutwell, s the best hated man by the
Eunkers of any man in this State. The district was
NOS very strong one accordhngt to Last ycsrs vote
and belief was entertained that the Ex-Governor
could he defeated. Let me cay here that Mr.. Train
was thrown out by the Republicans, not because hs
was against theh or their measures, though be
had shown a disposition sometimes 10 20 with
the Conserv atives, but because Gov. Boutwell,,
who had contested the hold with him IN 1900 and
1858, this year proved too strong fOr him. Mr..
Train was set upon by the Hunksrs, who thought
him an available man for their purpoees, and sc-
cordingy tried TO persuade hum INTO the field. But
he refused. In a letter which did him much credit
and threw bis temporary hackers into great cOnfu-
sion Three days before the election, Judge Thomas
was made candidate, and in speech a! Chelsea,
characterized by great bitterness asd little ability,
came out very squarey against tbe President poll
cy. Tuesday night saw Inn down among tho dead
men-as dead as Dslano or Judge Abbott. And
now come to the second Judge who tried Bis luck
before the people. / tod him many weeks sgo for
take il he does you tho honor TO read The TKIB-
UsIl that he could not be elected. for Boston would
not vet elect a Democrat 10 Congress. Size Will
elect William Appleton and John >. Sleeper, Hunk
srs of a worse stripe than Abbott; but Appleton
and Sleeper We're old Nhigs and respectable
people Abbott WIS Democrat, and Coalition
Democrat at that-ere0, not respectable
house on ComnOnweaith avenue, or Arlington
street, DelkltN elIeel, UUcf lLdke
Wing, or Lowell lawyer Boston respectable -
Boston Hlnkerism, t0O has no grartude and al
though Judge Abbot wrote the call for the nsw
party, aud made tie largest number Of speeches in
It's behalf ana showed inconIarably more zeal tbAn
all the rest OF its friends, suspect Boston money
did not come forth very hbeiay 10 organize and
carry the northern Wards. Boston, III TACT, was
sluggish Ii hated Mr. Hooper because he vac sn
ebohtonist and a Sumner man, bat il did not care
mach about bis opponent. SO judge Abbot made
failure Of It, end at perfect Liberty TO take another
twelty years nap. Some emergency may call for
bin in loS9, but that is long distance off Judge
Parker, our third judge or e4,Judge ter all these
Judges are ex-ludgesl was not & candidate for any
Office. The udge had jolly time OF 1t for while.
/ never Jaw Differentiated nan than he wac on
the 7th day Of Oct, when be opened the camp paign
bya speech III Fsneuil Hall. He fairly bubbel
over with merrimeut at bis own Jokes over the
Altoona matter. lie never felt 30 vel after that
hour. The proceedings of the Democratic Conven-
tion he'd the day at Worcester, gave him pause
and made bis brow more thoughtful Sleepess
nights and anxious days followed, until at last, four
or hve days before the election, proiracted shrek
of agony aud despair walled Through two mortal
columns Of The Boston Post, and gave sign OF
wee that all was lost. He picked the bed-clOthes
and bsbbled not of green fields bat OF almost every
thing else; called the Rev. MIR. Dixon al " unmill.
gated sss, prostitute and various names Of that
sort aud thengave up the ghOs, POLITICALLY, and
went his way 10 Cambridge, with " others lie
did not even convert bis associate, Professor Par
sons, who in brief Dote to the newspapers threw
contempt ON bis law, by indiTection, aud coyertly
nouted and jeered at bis philosophy and MS advice
And 20 ended the famous movement OF Joel Parker
and others. Not man engaged IN IT, except Wm
-. Swan (who Ii reelected 10 the Sense, received
tho eli ightest consideration from the people and
considerable number Of the leaders, beside those |
have mentioned ere among the defeated candidates
for Office. more ridiculous and contemplate fail
u.s never occurred in our politics. In the western
rert Of the State, The Sprmgfeld Repu6lican un-
dertook 10 push forward its fortunes. Ii opposed
Nr. Sumner with malignity equaled only by that
Of The Boston Courier, misTepresepted tire kepub-
lican Convention, nagnifed the importance and re-
sDectabity Of the Peoples COnyeution zsd in
every conceivable way tried " break down the
party representing the loyal csnse Encouraged by
this, the leaders OF the new organization put their
machinery into u couple OF cars and took trip 10
1ield. Most unlucky event Both parties to
the arrangement got their eyes opened. TIE Re.
publican iound out how contemplate the Boston
movement was and the Boston folks found ont how
contemplate WIS The Repathcaa's influence and
aid. breach Of confidence ensued, s<.s when the
four western couoties came to vote ~ e1ends OF
Mr.. Sumner carried every Senator ana "a the Rep
resentativec but four. Springfield itself gave hiia
three or four hundred majority.
Worcester County elects 80 Sumner men and one
opponent to the Legislature, and from Plymouth.
Bristol, Bsrnstable, Nantucket, and Dukes there
comes not one man either branch 10 oppose the
election OF our Senator. majority Of the Suffolk
County Senators and Representatives are ASalns,
Sumner, aud here and there a HuDher elected m
Norfolk Essex, and Middlasex.
The new Congressional delegation comparei with
the old one 10 follows:
dat xXXNlIith ConsIeNs SXXVllth Corsre
I..ThonIas d. ESot (lkl Tnomzl d Eliot, (lL)
III H..Oakes Ames. th.l James bui!Jton. lR
Ill .Johs > s..eper tOlp )Berasnin r. Thomas iCpp)
~ .ssmusi He, per AL A.ex4Ddef Il. Rise ~
V..Jonn u. AieJ. (lGl salsue, Hooper, (hl
NI.Dsnisi ". Glocl n John T.. Alley (R.)
VII. Geo. >. BoUtwe. (R.j Daniel ". Oooch, (R.)
VIII. .Jonn u. baldwin, (kJ Charles r. Train. (Rp
tx. Wm b. Ns'Abou,U )Ainess Walker tk)"
X..Henry L. Dawes, 1k) Charles Deano, (Opp)
Nl.. Henry l.. Dawes, (R)
Bailey
MIG Republicans and one opposition in the