New-York tribune., 1871-09-21

"a nd g S.sssa :.s ';s sss s' q
ne WI VII uSe another individual who went W ~.arsS
WS,te Mountains and showed al tne anos oet W Of them
ana 'sd he would bolt and vote for Jack Aasa sc
VI his own Expression, in case Gen bAtet q ~ ne wl
poSpa'sd, S, nd sedSe hammers drive 4 so sna
ten and then they ask me whetner Tn oase the
70 Tat mean one 10 is fairy heard and fairly p
varc".er 20 shall how tohe viii q tns RSsd or pro
But The WIN Sy 0t ra .ls Pss PIss
Sensns ooSsniFsey why then win tase nds Sa nobody
trste the maxim Of the law tnAs "N
Fair play. and will be bound ,,vrp
GIN nrrLFI AND SENATOR so"
"AN' from TA1 Hoses TsssslTs hat nurports
We have seen in The Jos1sss.ion Jos1sSs. bet woen Cen
account Of and wilson Politics nave se
ome 70 very bad when pns poon pur ports to Be
rcd y ,S but b. - veil give ~ Sns1 RSTs aSs
nave heard that Butler r.nseet & Of printed
wilson yesrsy @r sumner sad xsas HOME with
anc%ase was not syen be ssS tSss dsoasson had
two editors we Senator and Gen. Baties u2Gn et
'os of derence Mr. SUNNI, rcs one that Gen
ference with Gen Ips%nO that Sumner dla M noI
an and Mr. is sS%Pea Sea% political difference ,S e BE-
tween Mr. sumner esuse be desired the integrity Of
, mI IRspnSsn or which and @ Gsn Butler saw no
Greeley would cer.io Of the Repabcsn party but in the
hope IN tne and election Of Gen. Grant Cen Butter
Also 'tss tcsGsuvsnsion mt no. to indorss the
aeascn Ss Grant otss1 persSna CONVEX
where ScS sSC We refrain from PUBLISHING. even under
he Of supposed report o.
TAs Jesrss can be easily given detail To show Mr.
opinion OF Gen. Grant We have but to repeat
hs ssys ais the lowest man who ever sat In the
pTs,Sential chair; lower intellectually than Andrew
sSnscp: lower morally than Franklin Pieroe-and lower
Jnx Jennn hecause In private life Mr. Pierce gentle
n This ia the exact language used by Mr.. Sumner,
Wso aces Dot hesitate frHkly to say that Gsa Grant
Domingo
According to The Springfield Repsb licdn's
tsuylst out Of delegates thus far chosen TO the
,,ts Convention Butler has secured only 1856. OF these
i,s are from places OF Worcester County IN tne
i've counties Of Worcester Hsmpden Hampshre so
LIN and Berkshire, Butler las only ~ OUT VI 'no io-
ielegates thus far chosen
Massachusetts, politics are In such muo-
dsd and miscellaneous condition that one extravagant
rumor reads persstenty the heels OF another VI
the latest and most absurd is tho story that MI Butter
and Dr. LorinR have a secret understanding and are
ndeed 10 he'll each otlertbat Ia, suppose, Mr But
er n 10 be Governor Dr. LOrng B " nave tne seat
IN Concrcss The whole scandal is doubtless OF the
BOUNDING brsss and tinkling cymbal variety. II the
co. man really love each other this must be the dryes
lime for the failure Of signs which the State ever saw
From the latest Massachusetts papers the
following additional towns not embraced in the list
printed III THE TRIBUNE yesterday, are gathered But
lar seems to fall more and more behind The last FIVE
or ak days caueuses result far heard FROM in 81
1elerstes for him. and against him. The latest re-
turns are For Butler Shirley, Leverett, i Hadiey
, Middeboro, 3; Groveland, 2; Randolph l. I1sbnry
Proytnceto @ Gayhead. Total l6 Against BnhSr'
Taunton, IT, Haverhill (at arge), !; GRANNY, Mdule-
deld, l. Whately, Conway, q Ludlow, 2 T0lano 2
Lanes6oro D Stockbridge, O. Leverett, Northneld 2
HadIey l. Prescott, l; siruridge, Royalston, MeL
Ion Auburn, 2; Lakeyillc,2 Yarmouth, 2; Hanson =
Randolph s. Provincetown,1 Nantucket, 8; Rehoboth
4 Ashhurliham, 8. MiddlebUrO, 3-TOtal, 10.
Gen. Butler had an interview, on Tuesday
With Senators Sumner and Wilson in relation to the colo
water recently thrown by these distinguished statesmen
on his present 1t b currently reported, say
TIE Boston Journal that Butler having fully satisfied
himself that the statement published was authorized
proceeded in very plain language to recall TO Senato
Summers mind the debt Of gratitude which he felt th
Senator owed to him for his past sympathy The Sen
ator, while fully acknowledging the pleasant relation
which had existed failed to that on THIS account
ought to withhold his OF canvass conducted II
q manner which did not meet his approval and the re
which would be nost injurious to the state ana
the party. II is understood that Gen. Butler then nt
mated that he should take early occasion 10 publish Sen
purport of the interview that current In potlca
rcles evening. 1t doubt substantially correct
We SHALL therefore be obliged TO add to the 90 reason
already given why Butler should be Governor the ao
ItOnal because Charles Sumner has criticised
ien. Grant"