New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
A REVIEW OF THE CAMPAIGN.

TONIsfs-rhE REPUBLICAN 'AN' nc
lfRoS An oOcAS'oNAL o0,s" :, r., ,.oJ
BOSTON, Nov o'--Ve"i1 WON - -,
since the Massachusetts sase eiee'on' "i '''o =,
IL meaning m'y DO 10 "e'' "o'S , - - =,
wasa yRepuDhcan "o''r', o''. , -. - en-
was hepe" n" vi eNpe0'o" ~ - =. 80 ,,s ,ond
Eepuphcan party ""u cN.s'o"0o ',l IT, ro,o
date for Governor 10y css .'"" a"''io'''' . -,
ccrits though fheif candidate ior "o'o,"'' -
are really stronger IN 'he e'A'c '"an 'uo' w
ago This mag sren con.ruio'ois ""en = -, : ,"
pefco "a' ''eh o'.'"'' ~ . -, ~, .,an
Inc 'APiN"" s 10, an intention Of
ee"o'' " A., s,,uro Cav Gas
"N"ns WIN 80 ,.,,,,.., vote. last
Ton reoe'Fe" i -, -. ,,,. pon.tlican
year N'Ss'9 sn " .AoA ~ saa .ooov vas almost
candidate IN tLis "iec'ioh, 3e' 'us u'i.''S ',.,,
made ny ia the Dem"erSac party ny y" o"a -,
ana perh'"e"' hsi''so' 80 -. -. o. an. v.sr a
se's. m n",'"s '"e "',~s h, thcv most of
mrn"er Oh 'neir parry, nav -, hors,,ness Every
al WIZ "''0 - -, ~ 90 no nurpose
thih1 bheN III" in o'Noi 80! -. TO-; -,i,i..n,
Iaey were uooaoN y, . -. ,,oh ,h,t was their
mhof''' anu y -" 80, oai,d,,es rrns,r orcani-
p''i'ri" VI WV -, ,na, ,horo we're said 20 be
%"u'" "' ' =. 4. ,r..i.h avsn TIA farm
h""uo" - vos IN a GOOD con-
was "'' n.y. Mace. iniesd. Even
u"" So, Oh. 4. oncht 70 be
nv VIZ 10 me svsten vicor and thoroughness
IA 'N - - o. ins,ouce Eoston must
'4a' ""'O0" 100 --,t, :, .ha ..c,i.u inst over
Dam
Bns spoh''neca'S '"o o'''o |, -. -, 4, . nJ,,,,n 70
cratic Vo'e' ~ mas s""N" ,eSo'i '" - s,,r.,s ,i,h
contest every ono " ''' -,a nh .,tt,s,sm
nope % S"0cc'f'' wiz" "s'Do So, ,a arIv oil an the
" VI" "'S -, ~, ~. .,,,,ad c,,p. ;de,,,ble of IL
Democratic Sue- "i "'o '"o ~, 49,, 80 I,r.vs
ia TINS Vi'5' " = -, 80 o,ol h,urcssion
popular ahd pers"h'i'' "o nS ."''"' &C. -
almost eVeiy"n'fe' ""' ".'o - wy =. go, -, ia,
mSs the "uiohoo' INV "'i',' &c. "a ~, - ,T 20 ten
bepuDEo'h oahP'i~" SfN" 10 -, ,.od ~.
OF universal deadheSs' '"oi' " f'' -, -.
m0cracy IN the state Ii H@s Hs"""s q So
fgtng spirit. Tie Republicans cannot amor" 80 po'"
pooh it ia tho future. It's leadership Is l." ''o uu
men who are not BoHroohs' A"e9 ha'o ko" 49, ,
good piauofniS' anu ".V uVi" 1r, io~I ir fiat
better elements III II 10 tue 'front.' Iue noei"' spun W
the pty has in accepting Republicans a iIS c-
aiaa,s and giving them the full party vote, is sgnh-
Osdats, ahu si'i"S '"''" ' " f''
cant feature of tle election Just over
,vprpt,c.Ss AND THE pRoHIBITION PARTY.
hhrOoii. A' CO. - -. - 81, hro,,, INF ,ut
mpch hotter than at one time it looked probable it
wouIo he The mower OF organization aud Of manage
nent accomplished this Mr. A. W. Beard. the new CHAIR
man of In, Republican State Committee highly ELL
-, q, ma, ,,i, Tic great P.pnbcan nacl ine was
cient In MS POSITION LEG sic'' ieP'0 =, 80 ., ,i
effectively put in notion II has Deen Known 20 p'.ne
into being at the polls majority Of $1,000 and with tue
-, >, g., or,,ind :, n last Tuesday IL would in
81 syp n. nearly il not quite naf that
Some pro2hesied as many $4,000 as 1t was good
many locked ior Zoooo' Noo was "Dl ,r vi,I
than 10000 1t Is really less thah o'oo' iuI''1, VIZ"
- loo, tle RepuhIiean ranks to the extent
mpitiohiS's h''o II e " r., "a =, in ,heir
,oycr t feat the Republican and elect the Demo
power ~ ueie"' vac ~ ~ ,,, o,.d ,h. corrace
cratic candidate for Governor They lacked 'nc coi"So
to do this. The exercise Of the art OF Dolins en
thing in which they are not yet perfect Their aim was
inns ', - ,,,,, ,rno had nominated Mr. Rice
70 punish tho f.cPu"ii'',S W. n' , e., ,rnity
fhey lSibeu h'-"ay VI '"' or, I,,
was I"st 10 lhe'n' INC LICENSE -, - - 49,,
how To ae' huch pe''er is' y'"i -, 49, l., ,hatr
aoo aoor'iFe ,.',u o. . aai,, IN tho ,,.a
e"oi' 70 PUBLISH mr. achieved ,rst
Tue! "en' ~ anu , -. 49,, - Nv, An met
eAo"E" " SUI >, - - , 49,. C.,i,,s. understand
uSio :" uo ~ % -, a., I.r fr,,n 4, They
.l'' -" 80, , t yyh,ch ,he prohhifionjsts
,ser" f,y,'dabe MAS IN Republican caucuses anu
yentions Be'ond this they never aecOnp sn oS ~
The 1900 votes they haNe eiss Gro Of ' tre91 and Of
co,,r ON me aTt of the Democrats lie H. pub
lean leaders much more IMAM does his do,oetUn " Lf
ony en- ir .t, :" QUO 'i'" VII '"''' ''''
Tn',,1 vuo favored Charles Francis Adams as candi-
date quite got over Tier grievance. tnousha
OF two voted fOr him " on their Jwn NOOK Us IL wa o.1
mr. ce was, aner ALL So NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. p',mlicaU
that there could be no good reason gwen W ~,
Tor Wi h .oding his vote RON NM me hu'lhs nves
were mostly iiOn who take no interest IA t!e y
puDlan party. aud who icSad ~ as an OOs, V nc i
way OF sO.nctdiUS better ILe DemJciata OF tne odt
q scryed tais vote. II DIZZY had s'o"u ON tien ON
mrrits, il there had been no Deino'ras out Vi u1
many X, publican votes also. But tuc lerlhS
dis.rlist OF the Democratic parry "as s,. "a
the war They owed tns 10 tie Democrats oi ONO anu
Peun,y wanna with tAcir ihliaioh doctrines 1 iL;
wLo probably had not voted the RepnDhcan chet iOr
three yea or Ia re- VINO Went 'acA 1Dey , bu
there others VINO no more dppTONeu 40
1t had been and as IT Is now ia ONO Han ly ud' y
uOstDn Huial an their ciiOn, deserved 10 Ne sup
iri Iunrn more than tie party when confined itself
10 is FORMER comparatively narrow action.
I"h hhTOnii' AZ oNN Ao9 -, -. III,