The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-22
SENATOR H0AR'S ELECTION.
THE SECRET HISTORY or THE CONTEST
~ MASSACHUSETTS.
The Rock upon which Boutwcirs ship WINS
Wrecked Gen. hudson Fitzpatrick Ha,ing
at Parler's-Tcn Thousand Dollars Wanted


Wrecked Gen. hudson Fitzpatrick Having
atPsrLe,,s-Tep ,Vbo,.,,uJ I,,i,,,. Wanted
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BOSTON, Jan. 2O.-Tho Senatorial contest
in this State which hns terminated in tho clca-
,,ot - c',,,,r,'.,,, 49,. 80 -. w..
,'oh "i 'ohsr'94uun Hour Oh worcester, Is Ulc
death blow TO Cen BuilCr's aspirations for the
Office Of Governor. A chontor from ,hc inncr
it,...s a., . r. T., a., - n - rt,,,
history on VA" lour days bnule on beacon lllll
Will be OF interest. When the contest opened
Mr.. Boutwell, was the strongest mar. onnarrnt.
IL, In AM H. Li a. - .i -.
~ J." Wv i.'i'' ~ ia" '"' "i''h 'hu e"i''s'
support oil every Federal oflceholdcr in East
-CoiIo,,o.. e,,,,,,,., ~" '-'0 '''V"
-. - '''''"v">.
Inc Cphrctor had the sagacity 10 perceive
that Mr.. boutwell, hnd lost his hold ON tho Rn-
,uIliaor r.,s,. in Noe, i,,.,, i ,t...,i,
,',, -. -. ''' ""O ',"V oiu
nhti-saNory mon were not likely TO rally In sup
port Of their played out leader. Then. too. tho
astutc young warwick at the Custom House has
a long memory. ana he had not forgotten Bout
wells Opposition i'm the Senate chnnhor Ia hia
conformation Ue roromherod hr,, u,,,,,,.a,,
i,,1 ~ H. M 81 , III i low DoutWel
thn nrstn"roiin n,iybhnwrhinnd ", p WI u HIT
how even Hntlor Ind taiied ~ bn,d nn,, ,r.ni
y,rt ~, w. n",' ~ M -, nOSion MO
simmons urnsnrc,s in III very h,,d I,ib H.,
Of ihn ,ouDniipo IND donn,d n .',v a. k
mini nrna n /. trua hn vi Nm VIII w.,
only n. n lnint Simmouss r,,i ci aica irns G"v
Eire '''' O"''e' was Wv
rho gonoro, hoav ~ tho rodoroi ,,ooor,o,
A., LIZ ~, -, , ". p ivuEu piaf1ohleh
~ 20, :, NV, L. , w,,i, d NJ .ile vi
i ,' ~ 49, ~ nnS,''7 ,,a,e hnu-e Whs
irhr whole r.nn.c ~ ln,ir md Tho rt ~ &
H"ntw"U MANNERS N.as ,itn, inr irhhv a,d Ia
1ntsiJ. ,vmrt ~ H. nip,ii, ''' ~ ",. Wy
lrcto'i To- work made fin" IegisInt,,rn aIt6ni,h
thrv o,,,nirt'.i r,,, i,,oi i,.,i,,r' l., Ii ~
sonntc and the House. These leadnr. trnstnd
/" Tho n,"rcnnnri"s IT ia" Inhiy mi ~ uS w..
Ird,.rol ul,.nt,',n What n,i,bt INV t,,.,, ,r
rnntli.hHI is sb,yeu iv thm emi,nJid sc,d'rfT
Mr. hn,t,rau 90, man ,1e nrsi holIat ,,la i ~
r. ai,,, 4 ~ ynire nv. .i,,at u1ir@ "a WIZ" "e
IN IA ,. ,' 80. - y, 81 q -. ~.
o., i ~, ~, II II Inn M'.snDurn oi Wor-
:, Stei mn non oIiI tn"N'r. were Wiser tlrn
tloir oppononls. Coz Wqshhprn took the work
i IN, ~. ilrSlue lie - 1ture unon nm
s,,,, To-, , ~ WI Wv, r', , y, nous
'phiutt', FROM ivory county, IN inc Sint' We're
,iIIl1mu ir3n ni,iohS ,.1l-p,,ors supporting
Nr' h"ar. hr~r r9wmlurr- made thorough
fthN as "l thr mrnl'rs from thcir r"rpe tive
counties ana reported every morning at head
q'tiri'ft.
Meantime, the oih'cholitng friends of Bout
Well : 'Nrri itrut NJ lhrk"rs Wi ne" they
.ndoaNorcd 10 handle their mon boarding. IN
III" MINOR hnlis and in private houses The
MUS Oh Inc B.utNnN vote anne from tle small
'f towns, ana inc Boutwell, mon. uuus n II the
partcr c.rayantary k@it sby Of The p Dr i
Llrl"r wn"r" thrir lent u dgily as-emhl"d.
Tie result was that the solid strength with
which boutwell, hOgan Oh Tuesday gradually
uimini~lci - ~ votes ON Thursday. The lobby.
lll-paid ani dish enrtch, 10y the spectacle which
thu solid Hoar oluun every diiy Afforded them,
On Thursday afternoon. Just arlr the second
ha,,"t9ltlat day there wac IA entertaining enc
With n disppr1ntod and desperate crowd Of
or'eholdcrS and lobbyists Gen. Judson Kill
l@irick. Who had boon ON the field igr three
dny~. wa- IN his mo-t oNcitahle mood. He raved
NJ iiie boutwell, men for not having organized.
and especially for not HAY inc hal public head
quarters. Tho General did not ask for n
hooly-shir; campuignt hl- time. but he thought
money Wa needed. The lobby crowd was
lurous. Win one voi'n il de- iar,i the am