, 1874-10-30
At LARGE.

MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS,
THE AEruAIlcANs AwAy1Ho 70 THEIR DANGER,
s'se!at bisoateh to 1Ae CAieaga 7rtouue
BosroN, Oct 29.-Tho Republican loaderA
hnvo wakcd mp to Il sonso of their danger and
are pushing The campaign with vigor Of which
there waB no tokon a short wouk ago. uawos
.hns boon busy at work smashing his own proa.
poets for tho bul,atorehip without dRrnaslpq
Gen. Danks' chances IN any such proportion,
Mr. Boutwell, wns duly walsed up, and delivered
Ills second speech IN Reading tonight. Dawes
vcntaroa ouco into Dutlers district, but tle
storm OF exposition WIS aroused to such de-
gree tint Mr. Dawes, with his characteristic
Anaidity, VISA fa.a
TO cnT 'rEccAv1,"
lay tho blame upon tho S;aso Central COMMITTEES,
and keep away f:oa, Mr. ButEer's district un.il
after next Tlts's:y Aplopos OF this, tho Duit,
Aducrtiser Of to-:Aorraw wall say: "Tho groat
nistaks made by Mr.. Dawes In saleu, in urglna
tho Reelection Of taon. Butler to Cougroas, waa
in assuming TINT tho Republican pnrty bas nc
cnnCern with tic character Of tho principles Of
its candidates, pro4ilea thcy hnye uuca acquired
:lio indorHeslent OF n convention. .rhiH is nu
tlsi!n to DISCUSS I'll assumption 40 fatal aa t4is ,g
no5 only TO good M ,:avornnont but to good party
policy M woll, Twice by Il worry Iarso ina jority,
the Republicans 0f massachusetts u iNyo
REJECTED NurLEE's CLAIM
to high Oilioa ou gruNuB which apply as strongly
to lis cloc:ioE III to bis nomination. Tho great
obieatlon. WIlich covers a thuuBaul points, ID
that his iuilucgce in public life is corrupt and
eorrltpt!nE. l1ia hcailauartevs in Massachusetts
aud IN Wanhingtou aa his colleagues vol know
nro i tIaininG-school for iHtrig.:c by which high
oidcets arn bought md Rold, a:ll money is mado
out Of the Goysr!nnont dishonesty. no politic-
hereafter, oan Outweigh .hs In lnry: Lsy ALREADY
dono to tho Hernblicaa party by ,uAh4uE it, III d
degree, responsible for
Ills MISCONDUCT
Fho recent cloosioas have shown that the con-
iide!,cB Of tho country in tho party and in tbs
Administration las boon gruntl: inquired. So
tar from restoring it. tho election Of Con Butler
by Republican yo c3 would add 80 much to tho
load which already Weighs 1t down. The canes
Of the present comparative weakness ia tho
pronllneaco III ita' connselB Of class Of mer-
cenary mon Of whom Butler il tho typo and rop-
three or four years have excited tho doopest
pUHLIc UD1uM
hara boon those devised through bin ingenuity.
carried into effect through his persistency, aid
from which llo un1 his friends have derived
enormous profits. Thoro will bo strong re-
publican protest against his olocLion within his
district, md those WHO ars taking part in Ii
aro entitled to tho rcspacE and good wishes Of
tho Republicans throughout tho country"
.alaine began work ut Worcester last evening
spoke Tor Dir. Williams tonight III Newton, and
Tomorrow ho will try an1 holp 1lr. 9ooch in
char'os:own. Meanwhile, tho BanEs meetings
find onthuHiasln hnrd to buy.
TIE THIRD TERM.
TIE SEw yoAE "nEeurLro" TO ADVOCATE IT
"wl1ES THE PROPER TIME ARRIVES"
Nen yor Correspondence DoyEeotocn {{a., Democrat
Our now daily, tue RepaJ|ic, which il aftlrma~
tiyoly an Administration organ, has appeared.