The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-08-16
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as follows:
.'rilden's surroundings are bad. If elect
ed he would take to the White House the
worst set of political jobbers and thieves ever
seen In Washington, and that's saving good
deal.
1t could not but be that a man educated in
cunning, in hypocrisy, in inquiry, nominrted
in corruption aud shameless cffrontery, even
though his millions could elect him, would
give the most corrupt Administration the
country has ever known.
The Philadelphia Day, edited by Demo-
craft does not take any stock in he rag baby.
1t says g Before this canvass is over the
Democrats will probably be convinced that
honesty pays best, even in politics, and that
they made their vital mistake in compromis-
ing with their convictions to gain party har-
mony. The more the demagogucs get the
more they want"
At meeting Of the National Executive
Council of the independent or Greenback
party in New York on Wednesday, Samuel
F. Cary, of Ohio, was nominated for Vice
President of the United States. Mr.. Cary,
who it is stated has accepted, will be remcm-
bered as the Democratic candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor in the Ohio election of last
October.
Another sample of Democratic reform "
seating of Mr.. Guode in the seat that indub-
liable evidence showed belonged to Mr. Plat.
The Western brother was right when be ex-
claimed, "The spells of office are what we are
contending for, and by the grace of God, if
we succeed in this campaign, tho Democrats
will have the Offices
The World crows over The fact that Mr.
Ortiz has resigned his place as Republican
nominee for the Governorshp of Indiana, but
conveniently forgets that three of the Demo-
cratic nominees for Supreme Court Judge in
mat State have just been compelled to step
down and out. The evidences of their rascal
i'y were simply overwhelming. But this lit
lie fact the World takes good care to hide
from its readers. Commercial.
The tax levy for New York city for 1876 is
based upon as assessed valuation of $f,11f,- !
ESD, 34S, an increase of ten millions of dollars
over the valuation of last year. Considering
aae terribly depressed condition of nearly all
business affairs our neighbor should fell proud
of the showing.
National Republican: "Hayes wrote his
letter of acceptance ut Columbus, and sent it
TO the world without revision by any one
Filden waited until the Democratic National |
Committee met in New York last Wednesday,
and submitted bis letter to that body Which |
candidates in view of these facts, belongs to
Dan.oorl,s ~ ti,o Uansa s;nso IN ha,s;',;,,s,
1f tha session ,yas settled an satnrday he the
massacre ~ . bin nrsv;.lng for the rsnesl af
he causes in the res,mnt;nn act fyin's IN
day fos the resusE ption of specie payment,
and the adoption of Mp. Gibson's concurrent |
resolution for silver commission.
Tilden says the revenues are falling faster
nnhl;shed acco,,nts ~ tha Traas,,rv ehosv that
there ,yas snrnl,a ar the close of tba last
fiscal year OF over twenty-four million dol
lars. MIR. Iiden sacrifices facts to figures of
speech. -HarIord Post
Nm axcia,ra savs of r;ldan :. A mn, ,ho
has been a netitio,er 10 Congress f,r .e,;ee
from fines for eleven years violation of the
banking laws, and who issued millions Of cur
rency which was SO spurious that the courts
held it was not crime to counterfeit it, does
wen not 30 saSaS too much about moral virtue.
Mr. Jeha B. Norton, one of the best known
democrats oil illne,. hss reiused to longer
support party which Endorses murder IN the
south ana iayors reputation OF the national
deDt. lie VIII vote Tor hayes ana wheeler.
The National Guard of Pennsylvania form.
ed Thursday an encaml'nent in Paramount
fark, to continue tor ten days 1t is to be
styled "Camp Anthony wayne, and covers
an area OF 2oo acres.
GOV. HAYES has had narrow escane Mr.
James NJ. Scovcl, OF this State, has decided
that ON the whole he prefers Tliden There
Is chance foE Republican victory in New
Jersey now"
The New York Herald saws =. q Trnless
Governor Iilden takes command of his can
vass at once and with vigor, it will be swept
into tempest Of ridicule as disastrous as that
which overcame the canvass of Greeley and
o"A
AS an evidence that tho country will go to
the dogs If Sam. Tilden isn't elected, it is
stated that this has been SO bad Season for
oro a,raa s',"I han,r,,rt " "se's " 'no''
"
James Harliss, of North Carolina, one Of
the most moderate and sensible colored men
!" ,A9 a'I pras;dant uanh pseon,
,.'n,,,, ha of da;I,, oaa,,rra,,a. ''' w %
"oa'' 70 y ""'s
The Albany Fleming journal says that
when asked why he had determined to take
the stump for Tilden, Psndleton's, neply was
;,,; ~ my 70 .os h,an wi,o
,n"uo hiiisoha ot,o va p""n ops ram Vaus "hiie