New-York tribune., 1872-08-19


The vote Of Gen. Butler was in Lynn, Nahant, and
swampscott; that for Gen. Banks in the remaining
towns in the first column Everett Is now an incorpo-
rated town. and in the district but voted as part OF
Maiden in 1870 BY this table it will be seen that on the
Congress vote the Republicans had 3,699 majority,
and on the Governor the Democrats had 1873 ma
iority. The Congress vote shows Gen. Bankss
popularity in his towns and 1t will be seen
that Gen. Butler carried Lynn by 4S4 majority, which
went Democratic the Governor vote Gen Banks
ernor vote that city also went Democratic. The names
of and Governor ale always printed on he
runs his supporters count on the Democratic and
Liberal Republican vote, ana that ,e,liy oi nlany
OF his old personal friends and the average republican
and Democratic vote as given in the last column
very fair basis from which TO argue Lynn Is sOhg iOr
nundrnm as vet as so many internal dssensons trouble
her can tell what an election may bring FORTH
THE OTHER DISTRICTS
In the Ist District 1t is said Mr.. BuiintOn will run
again on tho Republican ticket He is reported to have
pronounced for Grant, which is indication that he
thinks the denomination ticket stronger than Greeleys in
that district at any rate, Who will be his competitor
have not heard yet. The lid District is In some
thing OF a mudde as far the Grant Republicans are
concerned. Oakes Ames has concluded that he will not
again ask the suftrages of the people. and the
Hon. b. W. Harris Of Bridgewater the Hon. F. A. Hobart
OF Brantree, and Mr. Edward L. Pierce of Milton are
contending for the nomination. Mr: Harris very nearly
distanced Mr.. when the latter secured the
nomination. and has not been living IN the district for
some time. make this statement too bluny; perhaps
might better say that of the friends OF the other
candidates claim that he has not lived there OF Late but
has recently moved back. He is lawyer by profession
sor in the second internal Revenue District
Mr.. Hobart has been in the Legislature, has some hold
success Mr.. Pierce has always had the warm friend
ship and confidence of Mr. Sumner. He was formerly
State Dstrict-Attorney In Norfolk and Plymouth Coun
ties and for two three years he has been an aeeepa
bic secretary Of the Board Of state Charities Which
owed at this tme II Is said thai the Hon. Edward
Of al %ae st Gyfs e ike o Se
forth the Democratic nominee and he Is gentleman
The Hon w. Bird also resides in this district under
the apportionment though have not heard that he
has been named possible candidate, or whether he
could be induced to allow the use of his name.
In the Hid District the Hon. Ginery Twichel will not
ask for further honor in Congress, and the two men
named among the Grant Republicans are the Hon. VIM.
Whiting Of Brookline and the Hon. Henry L. Pierce Of
the Dorchester district The latter is brother OF Ed
ward l.. of the lid District and his chances
of securing the nomination by oil odds the
best He has been in the Legislature and the
Boston City Government. His friends are numerous
pebbles the seashore and he can certainly poll the
Mayor OF Boston, or the Hon A. W. Beard would either
OF them make strong fight on the Liberal Republican
Sess en1 The district Will be close in any event
In the Ivth District is is said that Mr. Hooper will run,
and he does it will be hard contest. The change
made In the Districts make this one more doubtful
than IN years past, as Cambridge, which has usu-
cratic territory put In its place. Who the Lib
erals and Democrats will nominate Is not yet
definitely stated The Hon. Peter Harvey has gener-
rally run the Democratic ticket, but some gentleman
that will Republican votes may be selected.
In the With District Gen. Butler will probably again
il he is nominated for Governor Whether he will
not for Governor, his letter leaves open
question is said that the friends OF Dr. Aver will bring
forward his name In the With District and have not
heard what other candidates. II any, talked Of Mr..
Talbot OF Blerica is mentioned, but the opinion obtains
that will probably he nominated at Worcester the
Grant Republican candidate for rLieutenantGoyernor
trfaF aUAi An fhaf
Is nobody be succeeded. OF the Grant Republicans,
Cambridge to have monopoly Of names just now
The only two men prominently mentioned as candidates
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and exJudge OF
Probate Richardson, and the Hon j. NJ s. Williams the
former Judge OF Probate two or three years. whe
Assistant Secretary, &C. and this fact caused eonsdef
BILE discussion in the county and Injuries his chances OF
a nomination now. Mr. Williams has always worked
hard in the party various committees without asking
for position aud mis- supporters urge his claims as muo
stronger than Judge Richardson's aud claim thai ne WI"
make as able and useful a member as that genteman
Mr. Hoar's recent speech for Grant has undoubtedly
streng thened him among the RenOminatonsts IN tho
IXth District where no will again be candidate ana
tuo Hon Ayah Crocker VI FitchbTg has MHa uopes VI