, 1880-08-28
Of either Of tho warning factions to tho money


Maine trip. The Dcsnorratic .pnpers report
lin! M being very jnif|ant ut tho Democratic
o.tItn,k IN tim. State. III hts personal DEM
H v"ry !rt 1s s si"iy. "'Ms'e IL sdnis tat tere s
is ~, possible. ctatlce tint tho Democrats or
I,usionfSts will rarry the State. lig says. on
tho cotrry, that defeat for then! Is csrtat,!,
md lle sxrlninsi il by saying tint Democratic
votrs arc being ln'ugtt.
THE SITUATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
10 The Editor o} Jns Chtaoo Tribune.
Bos1oS, Aug. 2.---The typical Stassacllu-
sctts l>cnlocrat + II f,ourbui, par cxcetle,ice
liz , ',ot oilly insstS up"n forgetting LotltlnE
eeIyey himself. 1'llls nnortling i uMfolded
the i'Ost newspaper, and tie first thing that
attractsd NY. 3ttcs.t!on was the follow!ng:
" IT .tDhI' All!0'' Andrew, the Ereat War
1fd"s %%" ut snft asfixIs i;afiieI VII fs ' etoa
Is f,:tscsl III tile sentiments Of The lite 'War'
t.oycrll"r's ynlr'tct9ry address to the 1.csls.
1atlre j., isSi. In which liz atlyOcatel peace
iIotlIny l,ns fl1ppcnctl since 1stU. aid tllat
eyrn lr great events had transplred the opll-
iol1s Of t;ov; Andrew ,, Gnutd .l*t have been
# }"s"f i xt ey VIZ t|sn '. s 5 SS' Es4s;o s'as saw ts
biasphemer, bi viii Vote for Gariieli.'' Wkss
ionkrd to seu the point Ut tlla assertion |
tHMn;i tnt + %a1 To Dt!set TIC asssrt!on % ot
t!idnielt anl l!al.El,lg lin: Will vote for
Hancock" It follows ti'at the Post Is Of the
oplnl9'I TINT tho k''-klux assassin Is more
MT happen letieye IN the Christian religion:
Nubody hcElryes, however, that titc Post
llates lngersol t'ecaltse le, is blasrlIemtr:
1t hates hin because he lIates tyrttlnY aud
brlleyes to tho bottont Of ILL, soul in abso-
lute flgeuu.n uf op!l,iotl to all laen every
wl,ers: inEer*oll iiates Tie Deuoerat1c
t'arty lecnuse. 1t II the synonym Of violence,
s' esac 'Ss3y' py airs as s'si a III fss se ?s
bitterly because Ills '!o1nfnation WIS Tie r..
:,,t of the frerdo!n Of personal opinion uni
tntc,ESe Individuality which prevails In tho
the Hub" Is, not excited on the subject
of mlitics yet. 1ts lirst families urc SIMMER
it,g all along the iiortll md south sllurcs of
tlle rock-lolllsl coast, a1tl Its politicians nru
1t Saratoga Or tl'e mountains; len Butler
is yachting somewhere In the vicinity, but he
l,tla promised tn speak for Hancock in Fi1l,-
tull Halt next week. lie wilt advocate rt4-
u.,lD Of the Democratic factions oll the basis
nerats ar. PREPARED To- gIyc:" Thu iioi,. Il.
". Collins, II young Irish lawyer Of some
local political promise, who opposed Butler
lust year, says:" We can take Him. but l!o Is
Il bitter niii,'' Cniins hns PIT the rart betDru
the horse. 1t Is Butter wEinwIll take" the
Democratic party, and III pill Is bitter to l,Iu
| wh!cl PROMISES to help, liM toward the
t;ubcr,a!orial office pf the ~ Bay state:
T ths passr yeas VI" IL not w fun t9a SGxstaSy
permit t;nston to be no'nfnnted alld defcateti.
l'ut1Gr prefers a,t otf year;. Next year le
will bnstr'de tie back Ut tue Democratic
rs nors iespsrats @ clfort to rIde Tito tie Execa-
tlye Mansloll.
Senator dawes goes out next March.
There Esn struIR feeling. all over the State
among business men alid politicians, to0, fn
| fuvnr nf blu1tfnY Mr. HHNAa ltEl ntEn S11rtR4E.