New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
THE CAMPAIGN IN MASSA CHUSEYTS
JUDGE HOAR RUNS AGAINST BUTLER.
A SPICY LETTER on BUTLEB-JUDGE HoAk NoNi-
,-,r,,t, ny tN.nEpENpFkTc.
MATED BY lNDfIfNphNi7'
IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.I

A SPICY LETTER on BUTLEE-JUDGE HoAR NoMi-
MATED BY INDEPENDENTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIGUNE.I
BosToN. Oct 1.-THE opposition to the candidacy
Of Gen. Butler III the With Congressional p.-'rlc.
eliminated today in the Independent nomination OF
Judge Z. r.. Hoar at the motion of prominent Gnu
zens of the district. The convention sent for the
Judge. and with him earnestly discussed the stua-
ton. He signiGcd his acceptance of the duty urged
mon him in a logical and witty letter. winch Is
spoen of here tonight as of the happest pieces Oh
political literature hat has been read for many auay
His nomination was unanimous, and a vigorous can
vass will be entered upon at once. The following
CovcoRD Mas. oct. 4. 1876.
GENTLFMTy: | have received lCItrf WIN ni'I % ,
signatures from voters OF the vim COM mo-
tricr i'm which the sgucIs state that t'ry are po-
@ iu'E ,ccord of HculaIiu T. Butler make han an
unGt canC date for Representative IN LohgrS ~ ~
TaGn toS HrPhGn + pinge and 9yn Wnam % l. pledged
TO rad cal reform Of the civil service anu spS @ ,o
iurn to suece y ,yncnts," and ask me To arrow NY n"
10 be presented by them to the voters oi 'lo ~
as candidatc Tor that office WIN thG Gomn1I omntiliPv
10 Gen. Butler could not but r'SiIl .i, , 90 'iit M,
objectionable candidate, even II ms J n,"rt
nI on p p or fr,m p4 last nj tcr It is wise 10
u,c samc caution u accepting hs advances 10 i,o
sia,il IT. tor of tbe Win District could tolerate no
Inrgrr might i've among year OF tWn al I''hl
insisting that the vim District sEood repeat '"' "a
Win unoucstoned ability and unbounded audaciiy me
mott obs ny which ne puISucs tho Oigtrl' oi ne
- cm to me uernc.ors aud evil At the last 'iat w"
,,tj'r g. which he sought the nomination Tor Governor
ami led n forces q was oh3 IitI 'i,g it NJ" NJ,
"rtrctld in a large amount OF doubi" NouhE 'dt ~
,,iI,,l tn thc will Of the honest m1olty. IL NdHo
that oc, asion he as.. Il Win huiuoF "I ha oNn
ii was We always Insisted upon ia.dlH i
nrer,utious To secure honest vote whenever ne uI
ur...l 20 be- a candidate Iht4 Wc'' h'N'i -,
r publican state convention N Massachusrtls pNi"ly.
n Zen hc busied to two Ot his cul'cd-uc, ~ "''u-
ipgiou IN 1874, " That b." knew "h"s NV 49,,
trL..laulus to Boston, taat hrigot thcir l'c-ldia &
49, 49, ~ Jid tiai b. had "a u.au vino read tucm ou iAr
,y,r,- by the ,ch ana brought them 10 NM anu wy
House al Representatives passed the resolve or & ISn w
dgtI.,ns: and ii the newspapers INFORM uS , , %n
Itci Of Nr pierce IN New-YorA aud lind ont hs ga-i-
ness There, Cen Butler showed .at h' I,''l' j a.,
,,.. T ,roft. -iota hir hc volit undouh,rl! lhiN
ia., aud G,-lUn0.'n'. Oh ever 'i,h ,rI,
ems Of on. oi..rst vi.l to employ -1gh agencies,
1871, "a .gI1a, a i"h '''r. t'' o. ~ 1' I'-i-' a.,
nomuaiu- convention 10 cth iIvn d. lu'i'l. n".,. [
Is Variance With tLr ]. tu ..u .''a ~ ,,, ~
upon two least of The in's' hnp'i i",. u ~ ~ @ ~
lion 10 CiuoutJu. psl ii'.'rt was I'D 'lNu, =" '' - -
national deb. Goo nica,, mr >uc "Ar, ''' H. pu'
li.,u .ar, h,. ,H-I. -i,.rut "liu tue National
honor, uui ha- cu..y a'o".d "7 ' UT ~ ' i'''Y
1f rrpy iul fur9 speedy ict'.h tI rp'. li' '''' '
nm, u,ounI o,p-, s,yr and .-,.rtot' iir .'-,l" hr
-.rg It t.!.l iulos'', 7'a '"' '''-'''
gh,c. hr I. .a.ti- oil, ogon- 20 tnu,r' a't i'l"'- N
t.r ,flr. b. cu.t t,c party has t cd'a "u. 'D' h''
iuIs sd uui dY f'r " repre- 'rI..'''' -l.I " 'i
vital. ai.ac..l- ihc Il'l-t'F, Ga. N.-' ..' r'r '' |
PROSPERITY Of every member %. t.r c"innhn'. b..
want who Is holrliy ant aciN'y In a"f'a ~ "'.
great party measures. WHO N"u'" 'l"t,"F ""1' ~"
Gi. advocate VINO told tine llly 40 h' i"l! j."
case ihst hIs claim Was ahuid' "'L l't,
tIcy chose t1 C.yn hnt % Nriutt ht 'h'u'.
s .. 9u the question ul tIiOun u trC civil service
G,u B.tltI Dr. u,t .ly scuIr al tia Wu"r o h o'.
tie Ia0s. slleuDDs sS.wp. ui those VINO haAo vac
b,liin uf iji c oiii t. reward of personal adc@i"
and ic.-uua service. lie b'"'' ln't "e h"'H ,''
i. a plrt OF tn, thing 20 be reformed. Sat
maIy contractors aUd loahcfs do hl. n'nn!nf;
To hi- ctrauds ami nir hi' campaign
suppose ia. !. public s oi Ma 'd'Nr..'' " "'
,u,s, ,at tlc, nd AID tIat the pafty Ma-sachu
sells wl0 have approved aud ra'd u mean t h'..lu
Dy the principles aud purposes u,lt "hhonH',' y"
local convention which undertakes Q" nominate a- rep
res. 4tatyc ~ Congress for suproIl ny ifpn"I,,, -
man speech, history auh character h, u n'h"l
allegiance. 1t il not the cui'Itiihn' ~ 10 "n'n W.
were invited. The nomination OF cen nun. w III ,,i,
district bv a Il q. ub Convention and Ia" placing
him 80 the state ipubcan 'omni'te ~ dnc Go''Ealy,
Gum Lowell Is dohS Our Pi!'s 'ii,'D'' ~ % '''
throughout the country. IL is ciiad c'cl " "it ~ PROOF
that our uroos,ons were hypo,fitcd aud insIuccIc
IL should b. met WITH earnest ll,l - H'u I,i
Without which tie success oi our national Candidates Il
expo-cd To serious perm. ,..,...., .,,.
and enforcing the amendments 10 me 'onSu"h III lit
states which engaged IN tLe Rebellion upon Nhioh
Thoroughly agree win Gen. Butter, ihnk that putting
hin IN olHcc viii not DC ncp but nlhdclah'r. re
through the war, and four years "go hho hiln aud
secure possession ol TIE Government i,f an HiucI
brought Hou,e OF Representatives controlled oY -
Confcdcratcsi What influence has stopped the llum-
phal march which the Republican parry has been ac
cuspucd 20 easy and assured victory, ana has san
efuted struggle cNistcuCri what ht- revived TIE
almost extinct hope Of Southern rebels aud thcg NOth-
crn allies of rcgaiing their lost pD"ett NhdJ put
the deep seated and ~iicsWtdh das1tiah'' non
excited NJ the North ut the SauuOrn WOictcS salary
grabs Tie bargains. contracts, office jObbng aud caucus
packing when occur 10 every mans mind whci Gen
utlcr name il mentioned Ia c0nncciol Win politics.
The strength OF the Republican party n ~ us lurv ana
It's Marriott II honest party, ana has adinhi
tered the Government the whole wisely ANA we'll
ANA rs representatives. should represent It's purest aud
highest aims.
agree with you that some name should be presented
10 Republican voters OF the WIN District for whom
they may their votes with tie assurance tat lac
stands squa The whole Republican platform hud
r.pudiacs OF It's plnks. Whose name II shall be
IL Tor yOut determine shall DC Neri sorry To nave
You hx upon nIIue. ! have never held public
Office by my own desire, ana certainly wrh
for none now; but recognize the Importance and the
duty 0f making public protest against the candidate now
i'm me field aud nope that AL Republicans VIII ~
lcnst stand and be counted not cOnHeutuR Ia his
election Very respectfully yours, e. X lloAt.
Mr,srs j. G. Huadcy II. HOsiOrd, George A. Puder,
X. W. Emerson, and others.