New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-17
RADICAL REPUBLICAN VIEWS.

A NEW-HAMPSHIRE POLITICIANS TALK.
STRONG DENUSCIAIION OF THE PREsIDENr-MR
HAYES COMPARED To join 1YLER-A REOR-
GANIZAIIOS OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY PRL-
DICTED.
A New-Hampshire politician, known throughout
the country, whose name must be withheld, but
whose extreme views will identify HIM to the large
circle Of acquaintance IN various parts q the coun
try already familiar with them, had talk with
representative of The Tribune yesterday, as the
two walked together down Broadway. The sub
stance Of his expressions is gwen below as much
IN his own words possible. His ideas
show the attitude Of class of dissatisfied
Repubclns-nOt "a large class It IL believed, but
nevertheless large enough and of sufficient promi-
hence III public affairs 10 make their opinions of
some Importance IN current political DISCUSSIONS.
" Ihe sooner Hayes goes over to the Democracy
said this gentleman the better. He is only em-
barassment TO the Republican party. We were
never in better fighting trim than after we had won
in the contest the electoral count last Winter
The party was compact and enthusiastic on naugur-
alton day, and would be still If the President had
held to the principles which put him in Office. You
say we have done very well this Fall and have had
about usual luck in oh-years. Well,
carried Massachusetts, | know big victory
for Hayes it is called. BAN The rumsellers elected
can party made an alliance with tie liquor-dcalers.
and took their money to run campaign | hope 1t
will be the last time. I don't want any more such
elections. | am sorry did not lose Massachusetts.
Then the Hayes men would not have had peg to
hang to. and the reorganization of the Republican
party, which has got TO come, could have been
started earlier.
We shall have no repetition of the Massachusetts,
performance in New-Hampshire. There will be no in
dorsement Of the President in our convention, can
assure you You say we will lose the state we as
sail him. Wen, we like to win good old-fshioned
party victories and perhaps shall not drive of tile
handful of Hayes men ia the party but VIII say
nothing about the policy, 50 rs to keep them with
rs We shall make no Endorsement, however Oh
what we oont believe M. lnat womb he sure ue-
feat Instead Of a small plurality m MASSACHUSETTS,
we should have got 40 GOO majority If 1t had not
been iur Hayes course.
All the men who apologize for llayess desertion
will share the fate Of the supporters Of John Tyler
There were plenty of Wings who stood by him, but
every one # them dropped ont Of public life, while
Henry Clay, who opposed him vigorously, became
the great parry leader | tell you, every man who
went down TO Louisiana To secure the vote OF that
state for Hayes and then sanctioned the abandon
ment OF Packard is politically damned John Sherman
IL one Of them. Let me give you bit OF Inside
history About ten days before the count was
finished IN Washington, some Of ~. got harmed at
the statements OF Matthews. that Louisiana was 90
be given mp, and we determined that lia}e shouid
be communicated with. We requested sherman 10
write a letter expressing our appr' hcn>IOh, ana
asking for an assurance of the gr0undles>ress OF
Matthew's assertions Instead of writing the lettef
Alr Sherman set oil for Columbus w hen De re-,
turned We found he had changed sides, and lad
brought with MN confirmation of our WORST Tears.
Before long the history Of the Louisiana trade
will come ont. Such things cannot be kept secret.
When written 10 will be the political eptaph OF All
the Republicans concerned ii the negotiations
When they are ont Of the way we Radicals VIII re-
organic the Republican party and make IL again
marty of prin,iples or course we shall be- In a
minority for time. What viii be our principles
Protection To the black man and American industry
That will dO for platform. must stop in mere an
buv my ticket 10 Washington. Goodbye. Don't
l.. deceived BY the Massachusetts election; IL sg
miles nothing but the power Of the rhm-seileis MI.
Boutwell, viii tell you 80 If should happen TO meet
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