New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
Br-rLER. DAWES. AND BOUTWELL,.

These three prominent Massachusetts men are
much discussed just in the Journals OF their
state The senatorship TO be made vacant by Mr.. vii
sons resignation brings these and others prominently to
the front aud little jealousy is stirred up among
CHER respective personal friends The Boston Journal is
dspeased that any attempt should be made 20 connect
MI Dawes with the Credit Mobner scandal; and 1t
charges intention to the credit u Gen. Butter
4 says:
The position OF Mr.. Dawes and Mr.. Boutwell, in con,
with Credit M1bler precisely similar and
no one knows either Of these gent emen viii sup
pose for one that they could he Influenced In
casting a vote by possession OF IA uhng interest In
my corporation. The hearing OF this has been held
An one OF the eommittee-rooms which is known as
Gen Buffers room. and during the hearing Gen. But
ier's shorthand is in attendance conveying 70
Gen Butler rom time to time. such statements OF the
evidence rs may strike him interesting 10 his
ployer. Why any person not member OF the Commit
lee or witness is allowed be present OF those
strange things which a investigating committee
Congress alone explain. Gen Butler uses these
70 look ahead and see as Mr. BoutW eli has announced
ais intention to retire from tue Cabinet whether he is
elected senator or not tAat should MI bontMell %
pleased TO accept nomination for Governor next year
MS nomination ana erection WouIu IuiiOW without so
TlOus contest Oen butler! tuereIorc' auFoo6teS no
election OF Secretary Boutwell, 20 the vacant Senator
ship that the secretary may nor oe ms loek ahe5e'
Iuat ne has any peculiar admiration iOf slch srulsh
aTd Secretary Boutwell, Is not TO be consid-
cred among the probabilities OF the especially as
Becretary Boutwell, was the first prominent man VINO
named GOV. washburn as candidate 70 prevent the
realization Of the aspirations OF Gen. Butler year ago
The Boston Posi- sharing IN the lively interest mani
tested by IT'S neigbbors. Tits with free lance thus
Fighting behind the Secretary. the elank OF Buffers
spurs Is beard each victim down. ana the manner
OF the strokeshows his maltery hand Here Is Dawes
literally hamstrung far IS the Senatorial race H. con
eerned by the Credit M0biier inyesugtJ0n Wnich ls
ep 40 carefully hat our Con gresham Will e a.
mad "A convicted until after Mr. WILSON'S seat 10 LIED,
acQuittal follows not And here 700, l5 Dr
Ioriug bOnneted with record OF score or years ago
and tambed 10 one side with frantic efforts TO keep MS
head The HOar family, may be supposed nave
nothing 10 do with such unseemy STRIFE, anu the judge
1 tie only one Of the contestants whom Butler neglect
sppsrently confident in the power on sucn en-
peut respectabilty 10 work out its own oe-
etTuctOu Or. LOring Is whose appearance De-
fore the Legislature would be hailed with reason
sble amount OF delight by many VINO have never been
Allowed opportunity 10 vote for MIN; ana tne manner
n which t Is sought dispose OF his claims VIII genef
Ally be regarded equally cruel with tue persistent re-
5sal OF local Office to has been subjected Inc
doctor insists that not az private table ana a.
Comphment TO Preston s. Brooks t4t no sat ana dned
sn better days Of MS political lie Dit tat ~ Pu
lie table and riyate ctiZon y ylng hls OVID pOaru
hill did he meet the irasciDls sOutArOn On sucn ieIuy
terms The election may, therefor turn upon the de-
cson OF the point whether Dr. LJr1g on that day dneu
sn sjde-roOm or AZ the ordinary with B0utwe Dur
reDed with the Syndicate currency irregularities,
Dawes badly snged ia the Credit MODier investigation
fIoar a misty and intangible personally aud buLef
drawn could the tThst OF the legislature DC
TepOsed so confidently upon DR. LOTng, were IL not
COr this troublesome dinner.