The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-08-04

Barnwell 6. c. People Hancock's Letter Of Ac-
The Democrats have 1t is vital princi-
obtained control oflple in our system
the State of Southlthat neither fraud nor
Carolina, and theyforce must be allowed
intend to retain it at to subyert the rights
every hazard and inof the people, When
spite of the utmost fraud, violence or III
efforts of local enc competence controls,
mics and their North the nobcst constitu-
ern allies. ton and wisest laws
are useless.
A monster Garfield and Arthur demonstra
tion IN New York city, with Gen. Grant as
Chairman and Senator Conkling as the orator
of the evening, is the next piece on the bills.
The Herald reports also that Mr.. Conkling
will speak in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Keo-
kuk, and Chicago, after which he will return
East, buckle on his armor, and throw himself
into the thickest of the combat in New York.
How do the Denis like the prospect
General Fitzpatrick, in o letter to the
Bridgeton Pioneer, says that personally he
has never announced himself as a candidate
for gubernatorial honors, and that ever since
his friends proposed his name he has honestly
worked 10 know if he possessed the qualifica-
tions that in his judgment are requisite to
lead tne party to success.
The State Republican Committee of this
State has made its permanent headquarters
for the campaign at the Hotel Hudson, at the
foot of Exchange place, Jersey City, oppo-
site the depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Cummins O. Cooper. ex-member
of the House of Assembly from Morris county,
and the Clerk Of the House last Winter, is in
charge of the pleasant rorns of the committee.
Many preparations professedly harmless,
prove exceedingly dangerous under certain
conditions but DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is per-
fectly safe at all times. Price rs cents. For
sale by all druggists.
The Independent Peoples Labor party met
Thursday in Pennsylvania and resolved, by a
unanimous vote, to support Garfield and
Arthur. There were 200 delegates present,
representing fifteen States. We are not in
formed as to the principles and platform of
this new National party, but they seem to be
following in the right wake, and cannot help
to aid the right cause.
David Ramsdel heretofore a Democrat, a
large manufacturer employing 700 men at
Fulton, N. Y, has thrown out Garfield and
Arthur banner. He is only up with the times.
He knows how Democratic theories and prac-
tice will ruin his business. He wants the
tariff as it is, the currency as it is, the finan
cal policy as it is, and he is one of those men
who never want change except for betterment.
Ex-senator Frelnghuysen' nomination for
Governor is urged with great enthusiasm by
a large number of the most influential Repub-
lican papers in this State. The Newark Id
oertiser, referring to bis possible declination,
urges the party to disregard it aud go on and
elect him, as it expresses itself confident of
the party's being able to do.
The Bone and Muscle producing Malt the
Nerye-quieting Hop, the superb Mafarial an
tidote Quinine, and other precious ingredients,
combined without fermentation, are the i'm
gradients of "Malt Bitters, prepared by the
Malt Bitters Company. aug. Adv.