The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-07-07

Hubbard of Texas, In his address at the
Cincinnati Convention said .We are all Solid
South, thank God, on the Democratic side."
"The subordination of the military to the
civil power" That is just the result we are
working for--the subordination of Maj Gen.
Hancock to Representative Garaeld.-S0msr-
set Unioa6st.
Cuotomer---" Why are Malt Bitters SO
popular?"
Druggist" Because, as a Food Medicine,
they enrich the blood, harden the muscles,
quiet the nerves, perfect digestion" j. 30.-4w
| In Indiana the Democrats are running for
Governor, Landers, the notorious soft money
partisan, while for Vice President they offer
US Mr.. English, the rich banker aud hard
money man.
Gen. A. l.. Pearson, of Pittsburg, declares
that he is going to vote for Hancock. Gener-
al Pearson will be remembered for bis not al
| together creditable conduct during the rail-
road riot in Pittsburg.
There is nothing in the world more beauti-
full than fine healthy baby. You cannot
dose your baby with opiates and have 1t
healthy but you can use DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup and still maintain the Baby's health.
| Price 25 cents bottle.
! Ohio papers are quoting from the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, the leading Democratic paper
of the State, prophetic utterance" made
| by it on the next day after the Republican
State Convention which nominated Mr..
Foster for Governor. "Gen. Garfield" then
said the Enquirer, was the central figure of
the convention which met at Music Hall yes
terday. He is, In fact, the central figure in
the Republican party of to-day, not of Ohio.
but of the United States. If that party is
to retain its existence. he is in it the man of
Al. c..4. se H.. h. T..
its stead, he is the man to form il.
A great many people seem to think that
they have no right to take an insensble body
| from the water until the arrival of the Coro-
ner, and from this impression the vital spark
has fled from many body which could have
been resuscitated by prompt and active exer-
! tions. Common sense should teach them
that where there is any reasonable hope
prompt action might render the presence of
Coroner unnecessary. The only business
of coroner is to determine whether the
party came to their deaths by any designing
or violent means.
TERRIBLE TRAeEDY--A San Francisco
dispatch from Victoria says "On Saturday
last large crowd assembled at Wellington to
perform series of athletic sports. During
the day Thomas Hall, boatswain of the ship
Maggie e. Zed created disturbance, aud
|
Wellington Hotel. About six P. M. the sta
BILE was discovered to be on fire. A rush was
made to rescue Hail. but before the chain
could be removed the flames drove the rescu-
ers back, with scorched hands and faces, and
the victim was burned alive before their eyes,
William e. Chandler, of New Hampshire,
says awe are going to elect the Republican
Ticket in Every State in New England and
| that very briefly expresses the whole matter"
said he, with great emphasis.
Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut says We
shall carry the State for Garfield. The Re-
pub;cans are thoroughly united. We have
been gaining for years, have carried the State
Legislature for several years past, we elected
| our Governor last year through the Legisa-
| ture, and the two largest cities of the State,
| Hartford and New Haven, now have Repub-
lican Mayors; consequently, there is as rea-
sonable certainty of carrying the State for
| Garfield as there Is of almost any future event.
| The fact is, General Garfield is just the kind
of man that Connecticut likes.
Congressman Hiscock, of Syracuse, N. Y,
says: In my section of the State there Is
but one feeling in regard to the ticket : we
don't think it could have been stronger.
There is no doubt about Garfield's ability to
carry this state.''
Republican prospects in Ohio are most
favorable" says Governor Foster, "and Gar
field will undoubtedly carry the State. The
West is Republican, and win unite for Gar
field and Arthur. No Republicans will shirk
their duty, or lose sight Of the vital principles
of the party under whose banner they are en-
listed.'
In answer to an inquiry about the outlook
in the so-called doubtful State of Indiana,
ex-United States Treasurer John G. New,
| says. Indiana Is not doubtful. The Dem
ocrats are vanquished In Indiana"