New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02
THE MASSACRE SETS CAMPAIGN.

THE MASSACRE SETS CAMPAIGN.
APPARENT UNION OF THE OPPOSITION TO GEN BUT
LER-wIIILARD Phillips PUBLISHES CARD
VIRTUALLY WITHDRAWING FROM THE CONTEST
IN THE ESSEX DIsTNCT-DR. LoRINGs GUBER-
NAToRIAI ASPIRATIONS TO BE SUPPORTED BY
GEN. Butler.
SALEM, Mass, Oct. 1.--To-day's sitting of
political matters rumors and puts different face
on The DanyerS love feast and the dIrs of the Essex
District. WIllari Paips apparently came out true to
his PRONOUNCED views, and Dr. Loring cemented his
friendship once again. 1t seems the aspiring Doctor
las cured Gen Buffers aid fighting for the Guber
natorial seat and proof of his intention Gen.
Butler proceeded to Lynn this morning and gave
his orders, through his men, for Lynn rally
I'm the caucu-es hell there this evening
This was done far practicable and by Gen. But
ler's influence Dr. Loring secured bali tho delegates
What good DR.. Loring can do Gen. Butler ls an open
question, he help him but little In bis fight.
and Mr. Phillips will publish card in The gazette to-
morning. the,result OF his cogatlons on ar
fairs since his conference with Messrs Cogswell and
Stone a week ago last Saturday The tone OF the card
Is undoubtedly shaped by bis opposition to Mr..
Cogswel and is a virtual Withdrawal from the
fight. He says that Gen. Butler has sometimes
vo,ed not ony tho wishes OF his constlu-
ents but against the interests of the country and
the tim, has when some else must be chosen
10 represent the people. He had hoped that all
the opponents Of Gen. Butler and the friends OF
good government would unite on some candidate.
If they do lie is ready TO aid in In the
attainment OF the common Obj sct. The gazette pays
high compliment TO Mr.. Phillips. and urges the union
OF all elements of the party Gen.
Cogswell, Who Is worthy of their support.
and in regard 20 the signatures requesting Mr. Phillips
t. stand OF which lie spraks III his card 1t stated by
several that Mr. Phllllpss henchDen worked hard
10 obtain 1beln, and the fan ure TO obtain as
large a number as was hoped led to TINS
speak openly fun well that Mr.. Cogs
COss~el men nave neid several meetings, ana
seem hop iai OF the prospects in the dis
the Democrats are not IDLE. committee has
waited Chas. p Thompson, aud although he did not
by exclamation a. the Convention which Will he held
after the Repu ,lican one on Oct 49,
BUTLER SECURES FOUR WARDS IN GLOUCESTER
TIE STATE DELEGATION FOR TALBOT
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 1.-Gen. Butler secured
Wards One Two, Five. and Six in the tonight
In Ward Three ticket defeated by AZ to and in
Ward FOnr by vote OF AZ TO 81. The State delegation
Is unanimous for Gov. Talbot.
CLASSIFICATION OF DELEGATES TO THE STATE con-
vENTION.
BOsTON, Oct. 1.-Returns received at The
Advertiser Office show the choice of $40 delegates cass
fed follows: Uacommitted, 173; for Gov Talbot,
III; Loring AZ; ant-Ialbot and anti-LoriDg, 43.
THE TEMPERANCE PABTY DIVIDED.
A SECOND TICKET NOMINATED AT AIBANY-CoM-
MIITEES REPRESENTING OTHER DIVISIONS OF
THE PARTY BELIEVE THE PROHIBITION TICKET
DOES NOT FAIRLY REPRESENT THE TEMPERANCE
PARTY, AND NOMINATE ANOTHER TICKET.
HEADED BY W. j. GROO.
ALBANY, Oct. 1. - The State Temperance
Committee and committees representing the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars. the late Temperance
Conference and the late Temperance Conyen-
ton held at Utica, which met here today
invited the Executive Committee Of the Prohibition
party TO 80 into conference with them 10 consider
the question OF united political action. The
Prohibition Committee returned written answer
stating that the Prohibition party had put its
ticket in che field and power existed in the commit
tee 20 withdraw II. wLereupon the Republican Com.
mlttee nominated Judge w. J. eros OF Orange County
for Governor. aud Dr. H. L. Sutton " Oneida COUNTY
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Executive Committee of the Prohibition party.
after expressing their views freely land declaring that
they had no authority to bind their party TO the re-
suits Of conference, or TO retire any OF the
candidates OF the Auburn Convention, withdrew. and
the members OF the other Committees went into Execu.
tive session. long discussion followed In reference TO
the expedency OF nominating new ticket or ra.ifyng
that of the Prohibition party. 1t conceded that
the candidates the Auburn ticket are
sound prohbitionss but the reports the various
sections OF the State Indicated that cordial union OF
the temperance could not be secured on
that ticket, and that the Temperance
voters generally could not lie rallied
70 ITS support for reason that 1t fairly rep.
resent the different temperance and Christian organize
nons OF the State. The following new, indie
PENDENT State ticket Was therefore nominated !:
FOR Gopernor-wm. J. Grow Of Orange.
xr LHnfn9nt 0orernor-Ric hard Z. Sutton Of Oneida.
>~ GAAN Ce@@ssstoaer-John Lvsh 0f Evis.