, 1873-09-10
Political Complexion Of the Cali
fornia Legislature.

Political Complexion of the Cali
fornia Legislature.
The mn8anchuscttA CnrnpniRn.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AFEN-pIoTunE vANaU1suED BEN.
WORCESTER, sept. o.-At the Buy State House, In
this cmy city, caroWorn man was scen to stand to-
day In private par1or, beforo an open door, for he
covotod publicity oven In death. wss called to 60
and look at him. It D. F. Butler. He chem
Ing toothp!ck and bis faco very rcd. Ho looked
do1ncast and uneasy, and aaked Questions Of certain
two or throe dependents who cane in, hat In
hand, as II he woro croes-e1aminiug In caso |
whore he had no fec and no personh
interest In tho defendant Around tho door, pccping
in at tho late Wild beast, was continuously repletod
crowd Of forty or fifty pooplo. Tho, noted his low
forehead, rouforced by superintendent badnes5, ha
weary air. the fall Of his oyelid and ha CONSEQUENCES
Of being obaervod Such tho portrait Of the Au-
thor Of the ealary grab. /
ruR SURROUNDINGS
0utatdo OF tho door, pinned up In thoughtessness
Or malice, wns very 1arge plaeard thus inscribed:
"Waahburn, bo2 Butler 422 Contested, 90. Butler do
feaed In euy eyent" and while hs adhorents read this
With growing melancholy, the question proposed all
around the corridors was "Will Butler bot7" somo
Of his mora passionate frends, who RoEved him from
III hc bolts said one, the will cAry tho Bate and stop
this domination ct ougarchs. Ho take OF 49, 200,
yes, u, 600, Democratic votos. The Administration at
Washington can't afford to 100 htm beaten. Grant,
and Boutwell,, and Richardson, and tho whole Cabinet
bound 10 him through for ho has their promise,
and cAn loBe nothing by making hin own gane." At
such froquont !nt1matons this, Federal oicehod-
ora would LOOK uneasy and reply, "Tnt, tut; tho
bess 'e eos S %
bolt. Al the Democrnts who meant to vote tor him
wanted him to holt He % was played unon ~ day by
that was uobler to go down III seintllan cam
hereafter In administration politics.
nurLkn KEAtAnKB.
At o'clock ho remarked to = delegate who WIS
calmly discussing tho situation With lin, F" ought
not to hase rnn This It as boa judgment, but
d. a IT, oabes
pendent Republican candidate, and referred 10 Sawyer
"o tho
teation ~ to confirm his disposition for somo such
ass as S % II, IL sag liz .ss i
| thoro. md mako motion to cancel The baok-psy
pay, the President did," Butlers brisf and broken
| discourse all this aftornoon showed = man angry,
waverng, aud out OF sorh with tue period LIE
| AnusED BOUTWELL,
hsa to ho1p hi ous of his die ea s. Yot t' nout
e hs ~ + bssa III ssa e. cs
| interruptions and rascaly supporter. This man had
indirect control Of TIN Charestown Navy Yard, whore
there wers seyeral hundred temporary hborers.
chance, and satisfied viii hla own promotion to tho
Senate, Kept out Of tho way. and. 20 far ~ known,
choer simnons had expected to 60 70 Congress %
successor Of Samuel Hooper, whose dirty work IN tho
disburan8 money, and aogg1ng In voters for Hooper,
ANOTHER 1n1EsD or nuTIzn.
/ -a&I,, I'm fo3p AruIt thr
usually editorial articles In tho generally tame
and liitless Advertiser newepnpar. 1hs toughest Of
Hale % 1ls1.adsr Hos, 70 waiter Allan. Nd toP. Y.
Chandler, tho latter fEcnd Of The lao Gov andrew.
In tho state aRainst nutiar has been II tho main tame,
e1cepting the Adrtrtfser. The Boston Post {Dc1no:
eratc h. hesn ~, aso yey sSveTs eon1aeFng 4 that
omo people ascr6o hs change of taoties 10 he Post.
once e1tenslon carried BY Dnsler Thich It. T. said
Dutler
aR4NT IB CURSED
| by tho regular regency Republicans with Wild
sturlness which must amaze tiuia cohorts Of thai
Groat Attrisoaist. What beat Butler !" asked you,
St es ths b. est ess Hsi5 f1
% H. q e,s, u'a a s h IT. n
| on tho defeusiya."
wAaamaToHa SHARE N THE WORE.
} s. Robnaon, - bsislstivo oiIlce-loldsr and
newspaper vr1tor eyer ths agnst,re Of WaF
asSf Il .ns ESesh;a ID 70 2saR't 2SaR md y
he has been put to work making The astsa for th'
= committees to,morrow This man hss been nercsl;
nonco today shows that Butler las
LOFT ms CLUTCH groM TIE sT4Tx ooaMI1T7s s.n: f..
wells town sends delegaea against him. His stren8l
Is manicatcd only in the three eastern counties
- nd ~ waess hs could
D''n''s'' ~ a TMz tS oaucus pIC exsFam 'S4''''''
hn han ~
large secondary towns and ho haa lost tho small agt
cultural towns almost wholly.
There are 10 be IN al 100 delegates present tomo
= TOW: An unusually large oonyentio9 and Me @ tacs C.
Of tns aess.tes leg sreAdy sFyed ndSst: ycr; II
V not 10 hero. Hia pr1vateBecrotary BIdney AndreW
is looking out fos him, md his lntimnte friend a.
shains i'll io1ces. no!h Tho the Hcsrs sre il ths ae'
tho youngest George, being up to tho tauteat ptte
Of ee@b.ttvsness, md the Judge smiling hs col,
going on well for Tie Lords eioot.
r. PROBABLE ErEEoT on uurLka'a DEFEAT:
"WhAt will be tho effect Of Dutlera delcat tnls ~
compared 70 that Of his defeat two ye.Es ago7" n
On ssst aSs q H. dSs, s' s i6rass sne0
feat; but but the p Political ci0's otrest ct thsa year
he aprali!ng to him. He IL Ii measure thrawn o
morrow tho alienation Of Dutler from tho Nepuh
can organization Of the gato and seryng .! n9tl
Oh tho Administration that hs ia not to DO rocognix
hereafter by the respectable nen of the party -.
uon!ralzo his defeat" concluded Ms. Banborn. ~
er will probably attempt to shield ths Adin!sE.s
District ~ my oteut: Mot Il he bolts" wHs @ ae
|ar swer large nsp1hesn majority ,efo y w aisa' at'
H. ablo In tila struggle, how cleyerly B"tler has
- Hxrr OUT or Tnz WAY ~ Tools, o..
ot NV 1edto1d, vhs@ il lilly a.de xs:jssat
trict Attorney. lie practices IN this court ana