The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-20
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800 millions of dollars of rebel war claims
on file 10 Washington.
8eS Southern spectators hunting up 800
millions more in readiness for the time when
they shall get possession of the government
treasury by means Of the Democratic party.
1929 Confederate brigadiers and other South
ern leaders iu and around the halls of Con-
gress eager to help push through these claims,
aud all of them ready to swear that the man
they nom mated, elected aud put into power
must and shall sign the bills.
329 dough faced Northern Democratic Con
gressmen and other Democratic leaders ready
to urge acquescence when the time arrives,
under the pretense of soothing the South, pre-
serving the peace of the country and securing
the harmony Of the party.
500 rebel flags unfured in the South at the
mere prospect of Hancock's election. Yes,
and one of them in Pennsylvania.
$4,000 men who were rebel soldiers, and
who still glory in their past actions, shouting
themselves hoarse for Hancock, and chuckling
to think that II they were not able to destroy
the nation by war, il Hancock is elected their
ieaueTS VIII RUE III Oy afIiHce
320,000,000 of rebel yells of triumph ready
to greet the ears of the North in case of Han
cocks election and the success Of the Demo
cratic party. And, oh, such yells
800 wanton and bloody murders committed
in New Orleans and adjoining country in con-
sequence of General Hancock's having with
drawn the protection of the American flag
from American citizens upon American soil.
329 widows aud three times that many fa
therless children mourning the loss of their
natural protectors and their means of lvel-
hood by this Infamous and cruel act
500 nations of the world, from the polished
people of Europe to the semi-barbarous tribes
of Asia, looking on in establishment and ut
terly unable to understand how any military
officer, with force at bis command, who
should permit murder to take place right un-
der his nose, without an effort to prevent it,
escaped being contaminated by his govern
ment and condemned to be shot.
329, 900 Northern mechanics and working
men waiting for the second of November to
vote for the reduction of their own wages and
to throw many of themselves out Of employ
ment, by putting the Democratic party into
power, which declares its intention of over
throwing the present tariff system, which has
built up the manufactures Of this country
and which has ensured a fair subsistence to
themselves. their wives and their children.
800 900 Irishmen whose lives. interests and
prosperity have become identified with this
country, yet voting steadily for free trade in
the interest of greedy and tyrannical old
England.
329, 900 Northern Democrats disguised with
the ignorance and shallowness Of their candi-
date in declaring the tariff to be only a local
question with which the general government
seldom cares 10 interfere, and that it saw
brought up once in his native town. And
now not one of the $4,000 disguised ones
dare say word about 1t.
$4,000 Republicans land three times as
many more) all laughing at it.
900 school children in the schools of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey who know more
about the tariff than General Hancock does.
800 loafers and banners hanging around
the court houses in New York and Philadel-
phia, making regular business of perjury by
swearing on false naturalization papers, to be
circulated by secret Democratic committees.
$4,000 such papers circulated by corrupt
leaders in the Democratic party during the
last twenty years.
| 800 cipher dispatches sent four years ago
from the headquarters of the party in an at.
tempt to buy up electoral votes to put the
party into power.
| $4,000 Democratic pothouse politicians