The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-11-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lansbertviue. N. r.. Nov. 4. 1876.

The autumnal leaves are falling like ne
groes before the rebel rifle clubs.
Cur Kansas letter has been received, but
owing to pressure of political matter, We are
compelled to defer it until next week.
Mr.. Jas. Mullineaux and DR.. J. Hayhurst,
of this city, are to address the voters of
Woodsville this "Wednesday evening.
Democrats who have any regard for
moral character and business probitywill vote
for veghte for Congress
Let every Republican be sure to cast
vote for Veghte, the independent Democratic
candidate for Congress. He is an honest and
able man. Let not the District be disgraeed
by the election of his opponent.
MIR. T. p Smith, of this city, has recently
purchased very useful machine called The
Health-L Lift 1t is an ingenious contrivance for
developing bodily strength and improving the
general health of those using it.
The HAYES & Wheeler Club will meet at
LARS Hall, tomorrow Thursday evening,
at u o'clock, for important business. All Re
publicans are desired to be present. Let there
be a prompt and large attendance.
of course the New York Sun, being
"reform y paper, supports Pidcock for Sena-
tor and g fears he will be beaten by money.
He probably will-he will be beaten by the
money he used to get himself nominated on
previous occasion.
There is an effort being made to prevent
Democrats from voting for Taylor for Senator
by using the bugbear of the election OF an u ;.
Senator. The same plea was used against
Senator Potts, but it proved to be an idle one
in that case and will again in all probability
The Democracy expect to reform"
Pennsylvania by the use of those thirty thou
sand fraudulent tax receipts. Since the ex-
posure of the rascaity and the tracing OF the
documents to Tilden's Literary Bureau, in
Liberty St, New York, there is considerable
dependency in the Tilden ranks.
How is it that Tilden can personally an
swer rather promptly the charge of favoring
the payment of rebel war claims, but has not
vet found time to explain his income tax. 1t
it is Sin-not in the one case why isn't it in the
other
There is some difficulty as to the stufiing
of the roast bull, at the coming Democratic
barbecue in this city. Let them send to New
York for model Tammany- Hal-and- Tilden
Democratic politician. His experience in
stuffing ballot boxes might be put to use in
different direction on this important occasion.
When a lot of Wall street gamblers get
stuck on some worthless stock, they begin to
"buH - the market SO as to unload. This
appears to be the case with the Tilden stock
iobbers in this vicinity. They are now en-
gagged in "bulling :" the market, but with
what success remains to be seen.
Fritz, the Photographer, has fixed up a
photograph cart, by which means he is en-
abled to take outdoor views with greater IA
cility than heretofore, as he carries along an
enclosed g dark room . and all the fixings for
developing the picture on the grounds where
taken.
Various suggestions have been offered as
to the proper I" stuffing " for the tough old
Tilden bull that is to be roasted this week in
this city. We suggest that they stuff it with
those thirty thousand fraudulent tax receipts
that came to Phila. by way of Tilden's Lit
erary Bureau, in New York.
Senator Randolph has been South and
finds that it is an outrage to send Q. S. troops
to South Carolina to protect negroes from as
sasination at the hands of the Democratic
rifle clubs This is the man who some time
since disgraced New Jersey by placing
wreath of flowers on the statue of Stonewall
jackson, at its unwilling in Richmond.
We received call yesterday from Mr..
Peter J.. Young, of Ringoes, aged eighty
years, whose memory of old-time affairs is re-
markedly good. Many things that occurred
seventy or more years agohe remembers with
distinctness Mr.. Young has some valuable
relics, in the shape of old documents, books,
etc.
We were misnformed as to the trial of
Frank Thwaite. He was convicted on the
charge of entering Perry Kennard's barber
shop in this city, on the same night in which
Kline's segar store was robbed. Kennard's
shop adioins Kline's. Thwaite was tried pre-
viously on the charge of robbing Kline's shop,
but was declared "not guilty by the jury.
The free-trade policy of the Democratic
party is against the interests of home labor.
Would any one be willing to risk putting cap
ital in pottery in Lambertville, if the De-
mocracy hold the power in Congress and elect
their Presidents The free trade policy of that
party carried into effect win ruin the pottery
interests of the country. This is also true Of
almost all other kinds of manufactures.
1t doesn't cost any more to buy becoming
hat than an Unlocking one. At Hottell's hat
store, 27a E. State Street, Trenton, can be
found very extensive stock of all styles, so
that suitable fit and style may always be
found. His goods are fresh and in style. A
specially of silk hats. He has the American
Conformation by which hats may be fitted to
all, even the most irregular-shaped heads, SO
as to feel perfectly comfortable. Try it. 1T.
Those of our readers who are not inter-
ested in political matters have not had much
attention in THE RECORD for the past few
xuaaks After next Tuesday with HAYES elect