The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-19

Hendricks was one of the few United
States Senators who voted against the XIV.
and XIV. amendments--the amendments en-
tablishing the civil rights of all citizens, the
validity of the national debt, and forbid
ding the payment of the rebel debt. Such is
not the kind of man that liberty loving, pa
triotic citizens, who worked and suffered for
the preservation Of the Union, like to vote for.
CENrENN.AL ExHrBrrIoN. Philadelphia,
July l8-Ths ndmber OF visitors to the Gen.
-tennial Exhibition since the opening Saggre-
gates 2. 254, 074, and the cash receipts &74S,
b76.50. The numbered tsdead head or non.
paying visitors Is therefore 768, 92l.
The political cauidron is now boiling over
in Chicago slice the Mayoralty election. The
Democrats feel exceedingly sore over their
late defeat, and look upon it as but q harbin-
ger of the misfortune which is bound to over
take the party in November, when Tilden
will be- sheived for the remainder of his polit-
ical life.
The Swedes of Bethlehem, Pa, invite their
countrymen to join them at Philadelphia. on
the 26th Of August, to- celebrate the four
hundredth Anniversary OF their own and the
centennial Of their adopted country.
& The triumph Of the party whose members
perp~trated the Hamburg tragedy means the
final departure Of every white Republican
from the South. Louisoilse Commercial.
The surplus of wheat in California this sea-
son 10 about 750, 100 short tons, being 200, 900
tons more than the surplus Of the crop of
1875. In quality the grain this year Is the
best ever harvested in the State,
The Richmond lva) Wing remarks: g Til
den will be elected II the world stands till
fNar lint hx,x linz
for the world to come to an end in October
aud 1t feels very much like 1t now"
The Burlington (Iowa) Gazette hoped for
the election Of two or three Democratic Con-
gressmen frim Iowa, but now despairingiy
says: 1.-THE nomination of 'riiien will defeat
us In every Congressional district of the
State"
Four Democratic papers Ia Virginia refuse
to support Tilden. They are the Alexandra
Sentinel, Stanton Viryinian, Norfolk Day
Book. and Petersburg CitsssS-two daily and
two weekly.
The Cincinnati Enquirer prints letter from
jackson, Ohio, signed "W. r. Washam,
Chairman, by request of many Democrats,
which says The Democracy Of jackson
County will refuse to be delivered under the
st. Louis sale and ask another Convention"
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With ali the bowling about extravaganza
on the part of the administration the reduc-
ton of the public debt goes at the rate of two
or three millions month.
Says the Nashville (Tenn.) Banner !:
/" There are Democrats in Nashville, we re-
greet to say, who openly announce they will
vote for Hayes Ia preference to TildeD, and
leave nothing tnd0ne to secure the defeat Of
the latter
George RAIDER, employed as section boss at
the Belyidere end of the Bel. Del. Railroad,
died very suddenly on Monday evening Of last
week at Martins Greek. He was erecting a
house for himself aud It is thought he rup-
tured blood vessel while lifting q heavy
piece of timber.
The Democrats Of Denison, Texas, got up
q torchlight procession ON hearing of the NOM
ination of Tilden and Hendricks, and went
about the town cheering Justify for JEFF. Da-
Wis.
There are about 900 American youths, from
IL to 20, engaged in the business of amateur
journalism.
The Osceola Beacon, Democratic. says Til
den will run In Iowa livery much like mud
scOw."
OF ex Chancellor tHaisted's family of New
ark, five out of six VI his sons have met vio-