HE TRIBUNE.

The Diaerenee.
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The Wings have SO Dis,ricted III. State of Mas
sceknsetts for the choice of Members of Congress
that on the poll Of 1899, when Marcus Morton was
chosen Governor by one majority, eve OF the p's-
.ric.s gave Wing and fire Loco-Foco rnaJorities !
the Wing majorities being respectively l2o4; 10Y J
SO; 1877; and 1868 the LocoF oco respectively o.o'
277; 1870; 2O4; and l442. These could hardly be
more equal.
In ohio. on the other hand, the Loco-Focos mad
the lead in Disricting; and they did it in such q
vav that, or an even vote in the State, they would
cs,,aipIy have had fourteen or yfttees, and the
Wbi.s kut SIC or seocm of the twenty-one Members.
Their Districts presented all imaginable varieties of
populssion, and they in case directly refused,
an none other than party grounds, to take County
N one and add it to another District, though it
would have greatly equalized the population OF the
,vo and rendered them far more compact and com
modious. But in Massachusetts the Districts are
all Of size except one, and that is the Wing City
of Boston, which has of20, ,000, being the
entire fraction of the State, while every other
responds precisely with the Ratio Of Congress.