The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-27

sale aud rendering more satisfaction than any |
Cough Syrup have ever sold "A. b. Ma
loney, NJ. D., Fifteenth aud Carpenter I
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Here is pretty thrcs. made IL Saturday /
New York World: . Storrs may rage and
Jewell invent a vain thing. but let all Demo-
Gratis remember that an honest Congress will I
count the Presidential vote of iss0la This /
means that. whatever the November elections
may determine, Democratic Congress will I
count 10 Hancock. It neans this or noihing /
The old saw. When thieves fan out honest
men get their dues Is being ssrikingiy ex
empliHed 10 Georgia. j. G.. WestmOfeland.
one Of the candidates In the recent election.
has made ;ffidavit before a notary, setting
forth that 1888 men bad voted illegally, nos
having paid their taxes, aud demands that
ssalluf the illegal votes be stricken out. with
out regard TO himself or the other candidate e
When Democrats bulldoze and swindle each
other what may Republicans expect3
The chuckle of the TiIdenites is audible in
the land. Their jubilating over Hancock's
overthrow is thinly disguised under sio'u
lated disgust at the situation. From the day
of ilaneock's nomination to the present not
Tilden man has given the ticket an atom of
earnest support. How could he twas bad
enough to ignore the claimants grievance,
and set aside his bid e.; a continuation, but
him a man 50 grotesquely unfit for the posi-
tioa as the famous author of the notion that
tariff Is merely a local issue " which was
once brought up In my native town.
| Tribune.
The Democrats have been hoisted with their
own petard 10 the NEST absurd fashion. They
stole two or three mysterious dispatches from
Marshal Jewell, 20 Florida and Barnun, the
Chairman Of the Democrat 10 National Com
mittee, at once gave himself away AS receiv-
er of stolen goods, By publishing them, with
an iufamed declaration of uDearthed Repub-
| lican fraud. IL turns nut that the dispatches
were sent to Republicans in Florida 10 warn
them Of two or three consignments Of Demo-
cratic rougis and repeaters from New York,
which had been shipped on steapers for Key
| West. And now Barnum and his party would
| feel cheap, If they had any shame about them
| Tut the probability.is that they will go ON re-
peating the SANDER until November second.
Judge Morell. of Orange county, N. Y,
who has been twice elected to the bench by
| the Democrats, gives the following reasons
for leaving that party " The traditions of
the Democratic party were against the nom
iuation Of man who was simply a soldier
without any civil record /; the utterances of
General Hancock have shown his want Of
training in State matters; the administration
IF an independent Republican, President
f1hyeSt Hau DfouHub ittiS CuuHtry W au cid VI
prosperity his study of the speeches ana
4 public career of General Garfield had con-
| vinced him that the same methods would be
continued under bis administration and the
country would escape an undesirable CHANGE
In an editorial review of the speeches made
at the banquet of the Golden Club, which
took place AZ Greenwich on tho 10Th Of July.
1880. The London Times said in speaking of
tile hopes express d by some of the speakers
that the United States would soon adopt Free
Trade The United States have not yet
seen The errer"f their ways. It is doubtful
if they ara iu the ruad for seeing them. Eng
land. az eur Philadelphia correspondent re
MA, krd ia Il iece Mt letter has gone for he
| hst fourteen years ~ y, repeating that Ameri
@, could no. hong put off adopting Free Trade,
! There is not, i'ur correspondent declares, the
slightest sign III the f,ltlmIent of this long,
standing prophecy. The United states q"
not approach the question From the same
point of view as ourselves. The o..ltc' 81
their statesmen Is MT to svenrs the largest
/ snn,nn, III wealth for the country generally.
BUr TO KEEP UP. BY WlIt FEVER
MEANS. tsiE srANDARD OF COMfDRr
AlIoNs T'iiELABnRING CLASSES
A GARFIELD DeMocRAr.--S. w. Jnhnson,
manager Of The estate nf Garnei 81 TO-. repre-
SEEMING several millions ul .oals aud inclnd
! lug the largest caic,, print works IN the UDied
I States, If nnt in the world, has lately Come
nve tn the Republican party fion the Deih, +
Gratis. and IL INV an active worker for Gar
| field aud Arthur. a Tribune reporter called
upon Mr. johnson. At the warehouse ut i1nd-
I son and W"th streets. in New Ysnk City.
and asked Inn his reasons for changing his
party.
- Ny reasons for changing my politics were
purely business reasous principally" he said
= could not help recognizing the fact that
the country was in most prosperous cpnd-
ton, aud also that any change IN adlninisira-
lion WAS NOT only unnecessary. but might
prove very disastrous 10 all mercantile aud
manufacturing Interests. Therefore ! felt
that my duty AS we'll ~ my interests denlan
ed that should Identify myself With and sup
port the party believed world best admins
ter affairs for the next four years. | had
been Democrat al my life before this
CHANGE
Tke-South Carolina Democrats had rous-
ing red shirt demonstration at Bsrnwell, on
October IL when. according tn the accounts
Of Democratic journals, there were 4 100
mounted red.shrts in line. An account of
the various flags horne by the clubs. given In
! The Chartest0n News and Courier, Ii MS fol-
lows: The Farmers Democratic Club. red
with white star; Healing Springs Club. red
with the motto Victory or Death In black
letters; Baniherg Club. tri-color with the
i
Tickets Little Saltkeha'chie Club, sort of
composite flag of red, white and blue /; Bu-
ford's Bridge Club. crimson flag; Turkey
Creek Club. white; ElkO Club. red shirt on
a white ground. with the MOTTO I'm hoe siRno
viuces' Rosemary Club purple Double
Ponds Club. white Millbouse CInb, white;
Hancock Club. blue with words 10 white,
Hancock and Hagood, $780, Still another.
red. white anu red. bore Hancock. Hagood
and Lartigne, and one Of pink bore palmet-
to In silver, with the earnest ejaculation Get
out RAIDS -" There is nothing In this list
which bears even remote resemblance to the
/ Union flag. but there seem to be several BAN
ners which bear striking Resemblance 10 the
rebel flag. Probably they were mistakes
HANcocKs ELECTION TO be HAILED Win
REBEL YELL,-rFron tie speech Of Major
A. l.. Woodward 10 the Live Oak (Fla.) Han
cock Club, August 10 reported IN the Live
Oak Bulletin. Democratic paper. 1--"W What
Suutherper could hesitate a moment as 10
which he should give his ballot? Neat N The
loced and ,dmented Lee. Mould sooner vote for
~. <. - H.r ~. ~ L.