New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
WILLIAM f. CHANDLER ON MASSACHUSETTS.
From Interriep IN Boston Traveller,
What 1n Won fhjnk M0seap phuaatta will dne


MIR. Chandei-I wish TO tink well OF Massachusetts,
because is necessary TO 20 through tue State t. get
oSs Of the at @ 81 twenty thirty taou
sand aud Vt they are not happy. A handful OF
nor we're ws m % ~Ss S
"a to 23 Two more sensible old loys would have made
Instructed their delegates to vote for George William
Curtis and Professor ssSS e for Or dsssae nd to cnSssO
Seeiye spoke. abored and voted lat the critical
Sn It Is wonder. to make The ar 10 cS raesr
that Ahol did not instruct for Bayard for Presdentl
co Cannot make Politicians but is
to graduate any number of statesmen An address is
Sr @ II 1ss M ss %So
him when lie was candidate second time! We almost
lost New Hampshire ut Spring election by the
assaults then made upon President Grants admin.
BY a s noM or TO-
Grant delegation to Chicago. aud to send H. a. Dana
The Traveller keeps at work it may secure Grant dele
cation but which OF the four Governors Is 70 be Vice
and Conneccut cannot each have the vicePresidency
as reward Tor opposing senator Blaine IN New Eng.
Governor Boutwell-he at least is consistentt
E,om an article bv hin Soddarts Rssiu pAsdsiDAla
There is no danger to our State moro
z ae Of sSy s BY Ssa
eniug Its yietuous and embolienlns it's vicious ele-
s evil IN IN the IN the Unsd States but Il
and S WHO has s
the community ard of the law many years
ln Ncw-YOrk City have heard q police captain says
I" I should endeavor enforce the law my precinct,
should be removed at once from the precinct; and
repeated the attempt should have technical
trumped up against me- and be dismissed from
not seem 10 have the slightest idea that he
saying. IL am o base perjurer aud
will not try to enforce the law although soiemnly
swore do so." In tue city almost every other
alderman Is lawbreaker or supporter OF lQw-brealing.
They keep liquor saloons exalted occupation for the
guides Of great cys welfare N and do hesitate to
sell TO Grunkards or minors To keep ODen on Sunday,
forbidden by law These aldermen hold their caucus
In grOggery kept by or their NUMBER 80
that be said that our city fathers dwell In at
nosphere OF rum and under such inspiration make
ordiI anceB Tor the cys gOycrnnen IL not strange
that policemen, With such an example befOre them,
should DC found sitting ard drinking IN gambling ga
looms when they supposed 10 be on duty Dar0s
that thoy should take hrshmoney al discretion
from the houses OF prostitution Oh their beat,
ing private vengeance that they should be so stupid
from drink as TO arrest the wrong man All those forms
OF iniquity can be Illustrated IN NewYork. any
night, IN almost any precinct Surely becomes every
citizen to bestr himself In view OF the fncts and apply
the only remedy-personal attention to nomirstnS
candidates, aud the divorcement ofpary politics from
local government II every honest and true man would
attend the primary netting, the ring element Of those
meetings would cease and honest candidates would be
nominated by both parties the regular primary 70
shut 60 let them at once start rvnl primary the
enc object being have men OF moral principle ouy a
cncddates Then comes the second security. Oh eeQ
tion On. vote against any man, however availablos
II he has u.rty or stained charactor Make NO CONE
promise with the rv.aysm Ok the rumshop'