The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-09-27

The integrity of men is to be measured by
their conduct, not by their professions.
Large accessions to the Republican strength
in North Carolina are daily reported.
A chain around the neck to support The
muff, will be winter novelty.
Its estimated that Mr.. James Gorden BEN
nett has an annual income Of $3.50, 600.
On the Sd of October Colorado will elect a
Congressman for the unexpired term of the
Forty-fourth Congress.
Even the Cincinnati Enquirer, most boast
FIJI of Democratic organs, is doubtful about
Indiana.
B. F.. Peixotto, American Consul in Rou-
mania, who is lifelong Democrat and never
voted Republican ticket, is about taking the
stump for Hayes and Wheeler in Ohio.
Ben Hill thinks aud says sstbe late war with
all its disastrous consequences, is the direct
result of sectionalism in the North" Moth
ing but the grave win ever reconstruct your
Southern patriot.
Vance, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in North Carolina, in recent speech at
Webster, jackson county, said 81 would not
give a cent for the flag of the Union unless it
is administered uuder the old Constitution of
our fathers"
George w. Curtis says he can't understand
how reform of the civil service can come from
party which turned out of office fifty seven
Union soldiers--not because they were unfit,
but because they were Republicans.
Mr.. Thomas II. Ferris, of New York, a
member Of the Tammany Hall General COM
nsittee, has written a letter expressive of his
disgust with the Democratic party and an
nouncing his intention to support Hayes and
Wheeler. z 81
A mercantile firm at Spirit Lake, Iowa,
have adopted new method of doing business.
No ooxs are kept. Whena customer desires
credit, he goes to the desk and borrows me-
nay, for which he gives his note, payable with
interest. He then buys his goods and pays
for them. 1856
8 ELEorIoNs In OcToBER.-T The town cleo
tons in Connecticut are held this year on the
I'd of October Two days later Georgia holds
an election for Governor, Legislature and
county officers. On the 10th of October Ohio,
Indiana, West Virginia and Colorado hold
elections - S .Hf s7s ea
A private circular is being circulated among
Southern Democrats, warning them against
any soose talk beforehand, reminding them
that the South must be made unit for Til
den ut all hazards, and declaring that "the
Administration has not troops enough to exc
cute their threats s
Hendricks Is now unpleasantly reminded of
the fact that in 1864 he alluded to Lincoln in
public speech as the ''smutty old tyrant in
Washington and called upon the people to
''hurl him from political existence" Can a
leopard change his spots?
Testimony of Rev. e. W. Flower, Episco-
pal minister of Detroit, who lost leg in the
war; as to Tilden's hatred of Union soldiers I:
"With the most terrible profanity he cursed
me for having gone to the war said it served
me right, and it was pity hadn't lost both
legs He insulted the memory of the heroic
dead who had fallen ON our battlefields, and
cursed the living witnesses and actors to that
terrible struggle" No Union soldier can con-
scientlousiy vote for the man who maligned
him while fighting the battles of his country