New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.


fair play th. illegal yoaas for Butter delegates was
| carried on uDder difficulties
"a, Lgurnal Repl cali. the simultaneous holding ~
few largo cities whefr thu Butler ia'er~-
was strongest, grand strategy Of the Bu1ef man
ayers to overpover the country people Of MAs-aeHu
setts" and renarks:
SO FAR A. this city is concerned The result Jos hu'
come mp 20 III Butter anucpati0ns Ihs aninfl' y,
that SIDE hal even Ou that they sere perieclg sIn or
carrying al bat fhrse wards while they hoped % mas
e,ean sweep - the city delegation To tho ena ny
lait their % ans sops tn,e acn-ald them ss4iy and
prosecuted them without the least rgafi 70 Ky DE- ~
fairness The IRA thing be- done % fet me 'an
cri "a called when vsf nun 90 Republican 0pp0
% Butler wern ah~nt irpm the city ana me tAif ~t
drarly brief period between the sail and the meeti1g
prevented many FROM returning To- stArnu N th.f "a.
trof their best mss, IN fcur days under snrh f9rrrd
Disadvantage the Republicans of Boston wcrn hurried
up vote FOR leegstss. aud they vii epo-e eleven
days Dcieso tlc ClnTeutuu taeeis. In..e 80 ~
Ter victory vii aussy nafy attempt 70 n'ase
cspts apon A.
me hapeir- winch bas thrown on ~ lakewumne-s
and leading Buter organ. quite Jublans
over the result aud sums 10 up THIS way
The result ~ The ward csucuses held n Boston. iast
evening shows che change OF sentiment lea reference 10
the domination % Gen Butler since 7l A. thli ume,
v0tes and hi- opponents ~ votes Last evening thrrr
were 81 Butler delegates elected. am ~ ut hl. opp
the majority a.Ist him Is. bat four Of the b1er
votes we're thrown out AMI the mHJontf agah.' Aiia
then a. Thus 10 VIII De -een ns las made nr, 1iih
urfber rp h. probase rbe ward meeting were most
Of them fully attended, ana with one Ir two exceptions
we're fairly and honorahly coulucted Out u Boston
cen Butler has carrd Lynn ANA Lowell. In-t as hr hd
four years ago. NrwhuVpurt D. d.r.inl unN a. 2 W14
hat time and BrOoklne agun sends au anti hull'r
delegation Beverly li-D sends Butter leleghlea. lhr
resulf asf nights n 90 t1fftfufY n thf
supporters 1t Grn. Butler, Zoe count N delegates
eiecled sland--Brtler is Wlahuuru 10
~, Post Dem.l remarks
Tie Republican raucuses f0r fae purpose ~ oectlng
delegates u thf Worcester Conversion we're hed lace
evening, aud thn what fX,faurlulry FAi" ui iir
canvass served To- ch unusual attendance oi hr
III nuEHr'a fIiHulH Wfff uuI
foil Urcr. and n several oi Toe wards there We
barrT . respectable show uf opposition to NJ prrtcn
s0nH. while ia others there strong hEIi ana Ir
ri1rd victory Whenever The pppU- tuItF 'd.rol lhe
iul4uu-iIisd pr5g rHmue vas 'aIlFd .4lluugh AliA
rush. Dut LItrt Wac entered FfnfuuH p'u-
the trfUu OF ui- friends. and ESPECIALLY wa
sni- Gao rousI Ward. Ipou ne Sl-ie, 90"
tduercutf OF tle Genera we're urtY fhifl With Uh.I
work. thu result u a. wards Ihlrt SIX Dot hu.diug
meeuuLJ l0oaIL Ip Builder l0, ans Butler o, Nl4ru s
of l1 IU -ales M Dis FAVOR over Do uat ciPa-i
TIE Gobf Rep says he result shows -hai buior has
either held uis made considerable gsins eyery
compared rtth canvlss two years ago. ant
add. BY AZ NIGHTS work Grn rater has s.curcd
over Df tha sic gates necessary CD iFo ltn fhe
nomination fhs franscrpi ~ ~ considers he reaut
"a substantial lelest OF tLa batior Vaccinations -
sweep Boston