The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-15


The Red Shirts - of the South are getting
ready for business The NewbeFry. s. C..
aerdtd OF Sept. LIST prints letter Of a presi-
Gent OF the :" Red Shirts which was sent tn
the Democratic committee Of Newberry, not
iiying him OF their readiness. The letter
says We are at your service In aiding to
dispense the clouds Of Radicalism that are
rising @ deluge our beloved country with in
fanny and corruption. Victory Is ours. and
u victory shall DO ours Ia November next.,,-~
Verify, for Wade Hampton hath said chat the
south viii be solid for Hancock Why both
q about having an election, If yon are boand
tnas u shall 60 as you want u to So
The Republican State Committee are very
hopeful Of carrying this State. In nofo
from member he says :. Our advices from
all parts of the STATE are of such an assuring
character that the success of our Electoral
ticket seems not only possible, but probable,
and the election of Frederic Al Potts for
Governor, at this writing, seems assured. We
are making, and propose to make, an earnest,
active and aggressive campaign"
The Republicans can " carry the war into
Africa +" if they choose to do so. Quite bit
of encouragement comes from Wilminoton.
Delaware, the fortress Of the Bayards. The
Republicans carried the city election on Tues
day of last week, by 1873 majority. The
Democrats hold the City Council BY only five
majority.
Mr.. Albeit has announced the Democratic
State Committee. and its general complexion
is decidedly anti-Randolph. One member is
not even on speaking terms with the Senator.
The new committee consists of Senator Me-
Pherson, Surrogate zulick, ex-Comptroller
Stockton, VIM. A. Wood, of Salem; James S.
yossolar, of Union James N Pidcock, of
nm LII
and VIM. Brinkerhoff, of Hudson.
The Republican State Committee have APP
pointed sub committee, which win have
immediate charge OF the campaign. @. II.
Sinnickson, First district Il. j. Anderson,
Second dstrict Seth b.. Ryder, Third dis
trict Charles Place, Fourth district G. A.
Hobart, Fifth district !; John d. Harrison
Sixth district John J. Toffey, Seventh dis
trict.
Last Wednesday morning fireioccurred at
the state Prison, causing a loss of $75, 900,
covered by Insurance. Downs 81 Finch had
two shops, which, with their stock were de-
stroyed. Loss $4,000, Insured for Ss,0O0
They have had another free ballot and
full count in Arkansas. The majority is
promptly announced the day after as 10000.
There's nothing mean about the Republicans.
They are willing to call it an even HUNDRED
thousand, and give the Democrats boom.
The Democrats are getting nervous about
sl,at Ti,dan L oaa,,s WIN oe Iememoereo
isrs ,hat IL J ,, ~ ns'sous aoout .nem IN
an the snh;sot u Josod " paoi,sn ie,'ef
the example.
F,an,,,c rasa A., p,. :,
da.o c.. lsl,a ? Jus Deuiocfatic canai-
's;a,; s - inuaha' Is sound on the
recent s,aa =. :, Ss'a vSonson io sald IN
Hancock is elected we will carry the Govern
ment back where 1t was when the Republicans
got it.
HE CAUSE OF LEE AND JACKSON
mobile Register tDemocratc) says Wade
the most sunerseneit;vs Inra,;st - orc. u :.
made the remarks attributed 70 him ),
a telegram from Little Rock, Ark, states
that the debt reputation amendment to the
thousand mainritv lust vbat n,iobt ha -.
pected from assass;ns and hnlldasars " d.
them the power and thew will renndia.e the
7 National daht w. 'Ss'"se sno
The Ava lb,,drsd,h ,nn;u...u 80 A.
translation iof The EnoIish Rib,a nv Jaho
Wyckliffe viii he ce,ebra,ad nv lie Rib,a So sa'
CLOTHES Of New Jersey, at Convention to be
held by th4n at the State House, Trenton, on
September st and 22d.
Why shoHld we have change, reflect the
people, when the national government was
never before more honestly and honorably
me haT,loru foSt predicts that GARFIELD