The sun., 1890-11-24
THE DHx0caA,s IN MASSAGE UsErra
Are thev TO be Driven Out ef the Party by
tho Mugwumps THE Election or Bus-
sell and the Defeat OF Coreornn.

Are thew to be D~svea Out Or the Party by
tho MsRwumps s-The Election or Rus-
sell and the Defeat OF Coreornn.
BosToN. Nov. 22.-IIns the old Democracy
and has Irish influence declined In Massachu-
setts politics2 These are the questions now
asked on all sides. and there are some very
strong reasons for pressing them. especially
the latter. The friends OF John W. Corcoran.
the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. turned out in the last election and
discounted the beaver in their industrious
Efforts to elect William 4. Russell. but the
Harvard boys friends, when they got into the
beautiful Australian closet whore man has
TO vote furtively as u he were committing a
crime. slaughtered Mr.. Corcoran even to the
point OF unnecessary butchery. Cesar re-
ceived only twenty-seven wounds fr m the
conspirators: Corcoran was stabbed to tho ex-
tent OF 15,204 votes. by which amount the silk
stocking Democrats and Mugwumps left him
10 the rear OF his mate Mr.. Russell Now,
though John Corcoran, llk o the man he is stood
up straight aud sturdy as oak in the love feast
after the battle and Joined in the cheers for
Billy RUSSELL and said that. In spite OF his own
decided defeat no was Just as good Democrat
rs ever; yet 1t Is pretty safe bet that Cor
coran. or for that matter any other sensible
1rlshman. will not be consumed with n feverish
thirst next year to run for Lieutenant Cover.
nor on the Same ticket with tho Harvard pride
and the Mugwump pet There 10 nothing to be
said against William E. Russell. 1t is
not his fault that Corcoran was not only
kk'hiea kiIIs pu.u but umAtllatssd and stamped on.
s kass' mess1ons saSS ass Samsd an s
some disgruntled Republicans who supported
him took occasion at the same time to express
racial and religious Prejudice ~ i In az small ls ds
gree which In = great degree animates the
Sfs Sr. whS SSs SshsFF Futon IL snS M1o% s% .sp
Es.hHfsm to tStters IL passion Of intem
less to melt that the political frisnds 81 Billy
"a snd sheren " tho e dsnssr dassr0S q sSs
lnso.estlon that leads 10 altimsss dsisss and nd
cratic turnover in Massach husetts; but one who
ssu II wasS D sSe 4sFe 4ss
ths s,sSIny country Is very much M st sea Msssachu-
he old It
Sun In regard to the Ariel ecoentricities Of the
luminous. voluminous. and leRuminous Bos.
brain d outside @ oi our cissss
CITY. The last election is q greater demonstra.
SH eSs % cn %he hs sSs sa4 e aw
political prophet one. doesn't need to be the
haps the fact that. ones imme ediste ancestors
have been politicians for five generations
uSy o noes Gs and d'sis sa In
SaIIcnla.ions. cal u But even i posed IS poiti-
tor 81 certain results from .eItain known ten
doaaciSSs, iSs, would n 1888: after the Mqsxqmps
remanded to what was in most OF their
cssss cssss 9bsscurity would OF any
q Qo fn n hat in thn hall vrvlp
IL fs ro% ssasnf aa
for JUST ss 10 case q ese
against Nathan Matthews. the DEMOCRATIC
o IL Is nsFs sFsny @an
o Re ens
ioai Hoyernment by making the corporations
TS esSe Gs IN ss; AND
thing back to tho people whom they have sys-
teminieay t,Miasa M sElnaled ard insY!ted The r.
rIIl, on the other hand. is an open ally Of the
West West End Company. whose psTtormanees. q;
Ma,thews s.tI' W. may BE- the mark q ths Musvpmp
epough with the real old fashioned Xassa-
ehuse,ts Democracy to rub It out. he Is
Bart WSat sesss e % Se
Mb.n II co9spiFSSy Isa planned si5 years az
ssss x
rived at the sapient conclusion that the Demo
cratic party was aitogether too Irish. and
c hss
accomplishing this purIhcatI"n has been N
ke reesanse tss ssaF
the simple-hearted Demoora ats. Of whom so
large port!on were lrishmen. who have, faced
putting forward as leaders Rome young men Of
Rstors "a ks s1d
fields Of Hnrvard-I mean the field of the
that i2s s time n Mss
SLAYER, party, it was a sort Of social ostracism
TO be Democrat ~ There were some men. to 10
Peter Butler. Arthur Austin, George Iunt. and
al lew otners to Who whom b this ostrae.sm could
aspirat iens dared ayOW themselves '. ,DemS. SH.
way it has been effected is not for the psrma-
esd enaa se the ssop Rns
fippant ana heartloss noblcs to spout the
the letters Of this impossible trinity care
Messing since 1854 in Boston, not .'s exastiy sti
a holy alliance Of Harvard and the slums. as
one bitter kenHbllean lester styles i. but at
ing chummness between Ills Grace the Dude
Of Somerset and my triend McGinty typical
i ST Of S Pars Honso SE GS0s GSnness
and Faneuil Hall platform courtesies between
bis Grace and McGinty ars simply delicious us
ever hoyers near Boston how 1t must long to
materialize Just once more. borrow a fountain
dSllghtipl such an inspi,inG spectacel But
eminent men in Boston. bn. man whose par
said to mo he other day: Your Democrats D p
party IN this State. my friend, re,nln is me, NJ
DOG whose business i was to keep
guard in he'll. for It is composed
ofthree elements that make devi!ish bad
mixture: those young swells OF the Somerset
and the rum sellers of federal street" ro-
torted by saying that thought It needed q
three headed dog 70 keeep guard in such a hell
hepnbican party had managed to create In
this state. But at the saiio time l onld not
helm reCOQniXinE q cert nin amount OF truth In