New-York tribune., 1874-11-05

private ends In violation OF the .ns,, ahr,ca ana
Judgment. They have seen the party mdcpneTy tahon
possession Of by the recipients o nesons and TO In
tiDdate all candidates for o1ce VINO wouio n'' ""''
with them.
NO PARTY CAN DISREGARD THE PEOPLE
From The Boston Globs Ind)
The Republicans have only themselves ana
their party leaders to thank for this defeat Haa @ saIy
pu forward only their best for Congress the ueic
CATION would probably have been nnbroken: The nom =
Of Mr. Talbot on the prSh6t0ry s;1s ,Ss DasT
That II would be- and the result only what we Ienrea
Personally he is man worthy OF conndence, Tsn i, M
to his convictions which would command confidence II
he free from entanng alliances but ne was ne
down by which lie doubt regretted thab ne
ever permitted himself to be saddied wian; ;a nar
been WISE e5oga ar 70 nary thew Would not
have had this defeat to lament II is hard 70 sH a.
serious lesson The people be carried. in these
times, by party allegiance but their Interests ana
wishes must be continually consuited ana Tue parry
that disregards these will lose their support
A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY GAINED BY REPUB'
LICAN VOTES
1t is scarcely worth while for us to draw "a a
pen photograph yesterdays battlefield In Mnssdcu ra
backs for the victors 1t is defeat not without its COP
ISOLATION for the defeated The Republicans
the Republican party. The Democratic organization
was made serviceabie by the dsaected Republicans.
and by forming combinations the Repuomcan sa ca,
thrown from the track. It IL significant over ,
throw many senses, but 1t does not mean hat tno o
nower in Massaehnsetts Thousands Of Republicans
voted yesterday the Democrats because they were
dissatisfied with grievances which are mainly the OUT
growth of Butierism This feeling in itself is sufficient
to account for the change that mas taKen h thnu
sands urge against all sumptuary laws we nave 'no
That the result ia disastrous to the Republican
organization as National party would DC lo cse 20
il may have arsen is most damaging, especially in view
Of the victories accomplished oy the
Administration In other states. Ihat IL uehoIes
IN
country certain We trust that events may so shape
themselves that those who have taken part In the
political revolution may not have themselves 10 blame
Tor evils which the country Is liable from so radical
change.
GRANTIsM AND TERRORISM GO DOWN WITH
From Tae boston Post tDem,l 81, -
States and Massachusetts, leads them all Buterisn Is
down, trampled upon. squelched. And with IL goes
have so long debased our politics, State and National
There is no recovery from such blow. The people
the intimidation and threats of the State Police against
the whole power OF the Cnstom-house and Federal once
holders, against NavyYard colOnzed ut an expense OF
thousands Of dollars daily and against the influence Oh
money and OF promises avishly scattered IL means ans
that the people at last in earnes that neither the
OF the bloody shirt nor the sacredness OF party
SO earnestly pleaded ahe by frSn M ae
rid and for all Of this reproach Ii Is uuneces-
ar to IN Ds es Of IN M ecSs b over 1
they have proclaimed to the country the coniemna
Gn o. ie from hs credit to the salary
grab, the Jayne and sauOorn inquities and and
grown up with Buerism; it brought out its candidate
for Senator stump for Buterism In the late canvass
together with its Speaker of the National House; and
now it falls with Buterism In all the victories that
people have over corruption from New Hampshire
To Indiana there is mono more glorious than that OF
which Massachusetts, boast in the suppression OF
Observation-Disclosures.
A LANDSLIDE.
From The SpringfeId RepgbIic1H (rnd)
That is just what it is, and all concerned
may well face the fact first as last IL belongs to
they yet received Occurring at rare and r-
regular intervals they Invariably take the great ma
polite politicians at anawares. Yet they doubtless
haze their laws like ali rTe%,.s Gthe tS
writing TO turn out of the biggest on record Exactly
how much has been carried Tied N we don't cnS &
come to sudden grief it Is probable to say tie EAST
to become memory; iS is definitely settled that
the places which have known now sundry ,dnar distn.
after march. Tho so far Massachusetts
is concerned, not far to seek. Broadly speaking.
they are three in number First popular disgust with
aud atia enforcement of which has been
popular dissatisfaction with the Way things
have been going at Washington Third, popular con-
vcton that the State Government has been in the same
hands quite loug enough tna the flavor or ring in our
State and county politics has become too strong to be
agreeable; that the Buffers and Tnkers and Lymaus
have altogether too fat and sassy" and that
people are important factor in political
calculations.
THE SNAP GONE OUT OF BUTLERs WHIP.
From The Boston Advertiser lRsp.)
The Essex District appears to have set itself
right. Tue Republicans wore the yoke longer than they
ought, but grew tired OF IL at last With Republican
majority OF three four TO against the, the Dem
ocrats have their member OF Congress and have oonr
buted largely TO the extraordinary vote OF their State
ticket. Tne ascendency Of man like Butler over
that district for the last five or six years
Is one of the marvels or the times. He had
everything gain and pohng to lose when he moved
residence that district, and the district had
everything to lose aud nothing gam by sending him
Congress. And yet for long time lie cracked his
whip over the district 1t mis- plantation aud
large portion Of the State began to think 1t
sary concate HIM IN order to accomplish anything
in "A political OflcehOdlng The experience Of
yesterday will be cheapy bought If it destroys that
ridiculous delusioD.