New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
BUTLERS CONVENTION.
A VICTORY THAT MEANS FINAL DEFEAT.
From The Boston Post (Dsm)
Mob mile has temporaTily gained the day

Mob rule has temporarily gained the day
for II will be our fault ana crime II II shall sue
sets to be- budozed aud slaughtered on Their Own
bearthst0nes, let Them knoVAit beforehand aud prepare
for it. If selling place OF meeting OF the
Democracy at o'clock lnIthe morning Butlerhas acted
the principle That II Is the early Dl tbat catcuS ne
good government TO teach him that t Is the early worm
that gets caught Unless We misudgc the public sense
and sober second Thought OF an nsuted party aud
outraged people, Gene al Butler VIII mud that this comp
a. 6tat, instead OF being victory, VIII prove disas
trOus and final defeat
BUFFERS HALF OF THE PARTY THE LARGER.
From The Boston AaUetiseT.
For this year, at least the Democratic party
In this State is hopeessy shattered. Through the i'm
Butler they failed % get q shadow Of hold upon
the organization. The State Committee kept GOOD care
of that and expect put iu full operation Faneu
Hall next week But the party none the less broken
IN twain, and Butler ana his crew have made on with
on hearing OF the lawlrss aud highhanded means by
which they prevented the convention from being held.
apy other candidate But the infatuaon that sustains
him is of tough Gbre to be pricked by any
'' THE END OF BUTLERIsM ASSURED.
From The Boston JoUrHa
Under the call OF the regular Democratic Committee
the Democratic State Convention win be held in tins
eies Of the position demand The body which met at
Worcester In decent or fair way lay slain 10 be
called the representatives Of the Democratic party. IL
is the Butler party, aud as such VIII be known and
treated in the coming campaign, and IA tho representa-
il will detcstatou and hatred Of every patriotic
citizen and will be ehectuay crushed at the polls in
chusets viii DO more vexed with the evil spirit and
ue''S"' u BUTLER NOT THE GAMER
Iron, The Springfield Republican und)
General Butler Certainly commands more votes In
MassacutetIs to-day than no did day before yesterday
II indeed no does as many In TACT since the young Re
take decided ground homo issues aud nominate Tai
bot his chances have diminished daily. The conduct %
Democrats and tho resort 10 violence TO fOresta the
control Of the Democratic convention have made hun
thousands of the rspectabe Democracy into voting for
Talbot is all OF piece with the Unsuitable greed Of
man who cannot hold his haDd grasp the egg power
without eutchng IL 10 empty fragments What the die
rupted Democracy will do at Faneui Hall Is not much
matter. They cannot nominate anybody who will hold
the votes noininay within their control from going for
Talbot to considerable extent, and probably won't
SIGN THAT PARTIES ARE DIsBANDNG.
The Bo5ton Herald tIld.)
The humorous side OF the yesterday was the most
apparent for those who were not too intensely inter
the solid men the State Central Committee pass
ing dgnied resolutions 10 prevent the capture OF the
directly camped in the hall where TIC convention was
TO meet and refused To- bulge. They said nothing
about keeping the other side out but got themselves In.
II like NAPOLEON fighting in his own way instead OF
standing up to be defeated IN the regular Old way by
the Austraus, II rOuRh-aRdtumbe against science.
And while the Butler delegates held the fort and pro
eeeded 10 business II was hiRhy amusing 10 see prOmi
nent Democratic leaders outside unable get IN
sertng that the Lord has delivered HIM tButler into
Our hands"
new may N their places. Such things could not
pnepes The Old issues Which GlVide5 the TWO great
parties Of the country settled the parties
merely traditions; issues already press, upon
which new parties will divide.
AN ARDENT RECRUIT.
From The BOstOn Globe (Butef. DsmOcYd0.
As Democrats determined to represent their eonstitu-
ents In convention Geld and where called by their
state Committee they CLAIM to have done their
work regularly and in good order, and will
claim and receive the support Of that party nj the
polls for their ticket headed by BeRjann +.
Butler. no matter II dozen pOstpoDenents had by
the old State Committee. The new State Committee
has now come 20 the front for vigorous work and a
sharp campaign. The Globe will heartily cooperate with
that committee the who formed the convention and
those they represent IN supporting the strong
ticket and platform which the result Of yesterdays
work,