The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-07-21
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fsand Neo Orleans ia srsnaor o. joy
Taa prlaesPal kfzRfz cisisess "a again about
the sarssfs csaprinF sheir kandx and hollerin
sRallsFujiar.s The order Of the great aud
good Hancock hez restored eonfdsn4 10 the
sussnms Nv eur frisnds aRd CONSERVATION in
the breasts OF cur enemies. Iuries, thank
God. are no more pollstsd with afggers onto
,sm. They are COW dravd from the old eisi-
zens, many OF which served under BoxegaFd
"a the late unpleasansness. Bizness therefore,
goes on without delay. Ez a sample how
much bizness is facilitated I may meDshun
that Ia one court there wuz "A eases in which
niggers wuz plaintiffs, and As in which mig
gers VIVA defendants. The tryin' nv all these
oknpied 8 hours and 10 minits. The yerdics
n tAe "A eases wuz invariably for the defend
nuts, and the As other cases fur the plaintiffs.
Nv the time specified. 2 hours and 23 minits
VIVA consumed by the niggefs in payin' the
costs. 1t IL a singular thing how wrong the
niggers alluz IL That which pertickerlerly
binds Gene.al Hancock to us IL that part NV
hiz order which prohibits the military from
bein at the polls. 1t IL eggstremely probable
that the Etheopean NV Amerikin descent win
be centrally perswaded not to vote at ALL
phe citizens Nv Texas hev a way NV perswadin
the niggers WI en- they amt unconstitooshion-
ally interfered with, tbatwill, think, enshoor
the triumph NV correct principles in that
State. A native Texan, a gentleman who liz
now In New Orleans a purchasin cartridges
fur inch revolvers, TO be used In reconstruc.
tin the State, gave me sch informashun ez
preclooded the necessity nv my going person.
ally to inspect From letter writtsn 10 Pres
ident johnson in 1857. so
In recent interview with Henry Waiter
son, of the Louisville Courier-J Journal a DEM
ocrat of the Bourbon style, he says: That he
shall take The opportunity offered by the first
campaign speech that he makes to put his foot
dewn so far as he is concerned. upon the idea
that Gen. Garfield is not an honest man. He
knows him well. and declares his belieftha be
is not corrupt man. The simple fact that he
is poor man, when be has had SO many op-
portunities to enrich himself throagh the i'm
proper use of h's position, is proof that he GER
tainly is honest" Yet his newspaper must be
out of his hands OF head, for il contains many
gross attacks on the personal Integrity Of Gen.
Garfield.
Alexander Stephens appears again as the
enc Democrat in his party who is wise enough
TO be just and tell the truth. He foretold the
folly Of the extra session. and now he fosetells
the result of the Democratic slandering of
Garfield. To reporter of TIE Auausta
Chronicle he says g As to the Credit Mobil
Ter matters, with which General Garfield has
been charged, believe be was altogether in
nocent Of them. IL win not do for the Demo-
cratic party to throw mud at General Garfield
because If they do they win elect him.
That is as good prophecy as Mr.. Stephens
famous prediction that the attempt Of the
Democratic party to bulldoze President Hayes
would end in either farce or a tragedy
Southern Democrats have not even the
grace to be little ashamed Of their pIsztiesl
designs upon the Uaited States TreasuEy.--
The phrase about tbs Old flag ard an APP
preparation " appears in half their speeches.
The Democrats thought they had porinzsed
. man vi.bont any record, Ut tsey &ss ess-
ing ont be han altogether nc mueA szs1rt.
The Democrats cortsnze TO class Pernsys-
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