New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN UNITY AND DEMOCRATIC DIS.
CORD.


LOGAN AND HENDRICKS IN CONTaAsT-GOvERNOR
RoBINsoN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOSSIP.
TPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRTBuNEl
BosToN, June 30.-Republi rs and Demo-
Gratis have both enjoyed themselves past week In en-
PERTAINING General Logan ana Mr. Hendricks Both
came naturally enough Hendricks to attend Harvard
Commencement and Logan 'on his way back fromihis
groat reception by the Grand Army Encampment ut
Portland. Both dined handsomely. The Bay
State Club honored Mr.. Hen tricks the association
OF Democratic oice-hollers aud oicescekers, while
General Logan the guest OF the Norfolk CLUB, the
salwart Republican club OF the State. The two speeches
made by these fair types OF what they repre-
seut Hendricks. harangue IN favor OF distribute
ing the offices Mt among the faithful, and Logans
splendid setting forth OF the aims and purposes OF tue
Republican party. Hendricks almost unnoticed.
by the little coerie OF politicians who had him In
charge, while Logan is unable to escape the 'puiar
demonstration whenever he shows his face In public.
gresham Theodore y mans description of Logan
as ilterate helped tho latter good deal IN this
State where there strong feeling among the Republican
against Mugvumps witness Senator Iioars
bitter reference to them at tue Logan dinner Governor
Long rather guarded. but it Is evident that the
Hoar style is popular just now. The Mugwumps
still cling to Cleveland, but they have no communion
with the local Democracy and the majority OF them are
likely to get back into the Republican ranks.
After vclands election there heard good deal
OF talk here that Massachusetts, might go Democratic
this fall That idea Is entirely given up The Republ
cans better united the Democrats more
dissatisfied At the dinner to Hendricks the whole un-
dercrrrent ugly toward Cleveland, because he has
not made clean sweep Of the Offices, which Congress-
man Collins long before this, calculated to have In
Democratic hands. Almost the only man who mad good
word for President Editor Taylor OF The Gobe the
paper bring out the Cleveland scandal during Tie
camp agn. but Jealous organ, BECAUSE Taylor Is
hoping to be Postmaster SO far only one prominent
in lte
only announce to-day Pension Agent ID. W. Gooc The
notorious Pllsbury was lie Internal Revenue Col-
lector to MI a vacancy. 1ooch is IA wel-known man.
having been I'm Congress during the War. where he
served the Committee on the Conduct OF the war.
He Pension Agent nearly seven years. ana made
a good officer His removal Is Justified on the ground
that lie Ia a partisan and that he never was In the
Army a. was his successor, Colonel Il. f. Peach, Of
Lynn Peach Is respectable inan, brlgadcr-genera
in the State militia. and bosom friend OF Congressman
Lowering. who got the place for him. Lowering claimed
that place his particul ar plum and got It, Peaeh
is considerable ~ politician his way and is expected
L. do good deal next year TO rc-elcct Loverng VINO
| now represents "A Republican district because OF his
| soldier and labor support. Henry Cabot Lodge will
probably against Lowering again. as ne wants TO- ana
| no one Is likely 10 dispute the nomination with hun
Lately there talk OF Mr.. Goocl tut II Is not
likely to amount to much 1t - rather noticeable that
both Peach and PillsJu live In Coverings district
What WITH lighting over the offices ana getting SO iew
the Democrats are 80 ansry mat no,ernVr FJPlnsS
one Ia know or care whom the Democrats VIII PUT
| up. All the Mugwump papers WIN SUPPORT hoolison
and his majority will TALL short Of 1900. The entire
state Ticket with the exception OF Treasurer Gleason
whom the Constitution nov de1ars. miI 90 IN again on
the Robinson hi-h tde Afet TINS year. gencr a. NV
deal ahead. for three years l. tile limit since the war rI
of any especial issues the during his term, II Is
wonderful What popular hold Governor Robinson mas
taken in the state since lie came down from oPiSoee ny
| Two years ago succeed Butler: lie Is easily. to-oaY
one Of three most popular public men In tue stare
Ills ffiends intend make him senator year rom next
vinter and he II open candidate 10 succeed sen
Dawes latter ia also again DESTROYS OF succeeding
1. II. upI nrptI
younger men talk. would think Robinson clear IN
advance. Dawes seldom comes 20 bo-toh, anu aoe' ~"
have strong grip But II was always So anu
yet the votes are counted DURING lhiiy years vi
Congressional service he has never Ialed 10 come OUT
| ahead Dawes has the manufacturers OF the state
almost 10 man. His position anu influence IN ur.n
legislation il well established that they do not feel IA
N they could spare him. This influence l. generally
dormant In politics. but when IL takes hold me ehec Is
seen. Then Mr.. Dawes devotion To the Indian mas
made him friends Will stand by him. ana the lehgih
OF his service while used against him IA some Quarters
viii help him Ia others. 80 Tar u. ana At. hvpspn arr
the only candidates. Senator HOar favOrs Dawes and
Governor Long - less actively friendly 10 hoDilsoh'
The latter has pretty much al Tue hrsa on te
but the chances ~ the two men are about even: II
Robinson defeated. his race Il not run, for ne IA stu
term as Governor he will open law Office In BOs on
Lii hin and make some money 1he three abest pub
lie men Ia the old BAY state oar. Robinson aud Long
all lawyers. Unitarians ana men ~ conn atatNey
moderate circumstances. Robinson and Long also sing
in their church chors and nave Deen Suiy ,,vnoo
plain and simple are the paths 10 greatness III
Governor Long says that he will not any
sent TO have his name used In the senatorial nght.
some time he will enjoy going To the senate, put now
h. feels that he Il doing good Work In the lower
house and the state Qua t not u lose both Messrs
Dawes and Robinson from her service. That Il the
plain ground he takes and II Il wonderful now srewhy
| he nicrprcts the current sentiment. Most people
III nix Long atcd pretty well II is only ten years
since he irst appeared In the state House. as Repre-
sentative. since then. without nterinssion. he Ia,
been Speaker Lieutenant Governor Governor anu
They think that he can AFFORD Ia wall ~
| ltfie and he is too sirewd To push himself The only
stumbling block In Longs way now Is that Lieutenant
Cover Oyer Ame. is credited with desire TO 20 10
Cor gre.s from, that district which bis father uscd 10
rsrrcsent and II he should decide 10 make light with
| Long ha might prove u hard man 10 teat. hut Long
| has done well ut Washington that ne u rroDaply
entirely safe a. his seat especially II he gets the hepnD
lican nomination for Speaker this fall. which lie Is
aiming Tor. ,.,, -
Abon All the old time liking for Senator Elmnnds rs
resi entia candidate has died ont and IN convention
tnbe held he would hardly nave corporal 5
euafd thing certainly he said OF the party,
Il il better united than for many years. ana among the
| men VINO share its best hOnors there IL no envy or
baakbiting There some bitterness LETT over from
the Butler year. but II is all ont OF sight now; mo
l,euubiicans are a better WORKING organization than nt
auy time since the days OF War maories ana perfectly