The news., 1882-11-14
! ALL ABOUT POLITICS.

Robey, poor Robey, we pity you.
| Robeson is defeated. Who will care
for Keifer now
! HI. B. Smith had enough character"
left 10 be elected Senator after all.
There are four Republican organs in
Burlington county.
H. B. Smith thriyes on abuse.-Herald
before election.
Already Hon. ii. B. Smith is talked of
as Gov. Ludlow's successor.
| The more the people learn ofSmith the
more they don't vote for him. Mirror
before election. i9
had one of the largest funerals on
record anyway. Attributed to Secretary
| Folger.
Robeson beaten by 1900 We'll, well,
there is God in Israel.-Sprinqfeld Re.
publican ts' issi f@S'ts
There were number of colored voters
on the Democratic poll committee in
Northampton township this year.
Probably the best single thing in il all
is that "Robber Robson" is left at home.
-Baltimore Day aes
Judge Folger only carried eight coun-
| ties in the State of New York. In 1881
forty-two went Republican.
A supply of neat little grave-stones
wsnted immediately. Apply 10 Keifer,
Robesop, Hubbell Y Co. Springfield Re
publican.
he Democrats held their election on
Tuesday the Republicans will hold
theirs at some later period, the date TO be
announced.
"Set EN- up, George" while look after
the brethren. Between US we will rope
'em all in. Horace.--Miyror before cleo
tioa.
We cannot understand how it was that
Secor Robson was defeated in the First
District, when the Mirror favored his
election. 1t will be remembered they
shave subscribers in the District"
We regret that Mr.. Smith has again
stepped in to the political arena. We
have kindly personal feeling for him,
however he may feel toward us.-Mirror
before election.
And to think that the lordly Robeson
should have been beaten by glass
blower ! The honest voters of the 1st New
Jersey district prefer plain, honest man
of the people to a political whited sepul-
chre. Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
Keifer will be awfully lonesome in the
next Congress without his friend, the
mariner from, New Jersey, to tell him
when he ought to speak and when TO keep
silent. If Mr.. Keifer goes it alone he
will get awfully mixed up.-Phladelphia
| Times.
The firebrands which the Republicans
have attempted to throw into the Demo
cratic camp have not had the disastrous
effect intended. They have gone without
a struggle. The Democrats whom they
were intended to affect have only gathered
closer around the ticket and will work
harder than ever to elect it.-Herald be-
fore Election.
Congressman-elect Ferrel of the First
District sent the following dispatch to
Editor Semple on Wednesday
Editor Daily Democrat.
| Elected without bribery or fraud The
voice Of the people the voice of God
Praise to His holy name
(Signed.)
FERRELL.
MOUNT HOLLY, Nov. s, 1882.
TO FL. B. Smith, Smitkciue NJ j.
| Congratulations.
| CHARLES EVAN MERRITT
SMTHvILLE, Nov. s, 1882.
To Charles Epan Merritt, Counsellor al
Lar, Mount Holly.
Accept thanks for your congratulation
/ appreciate it.
II. B. SMITH.
When next the city Of Trenton sends a
lot Of delegates to Congressional conven.
tion for the purpose of "howling through
Trenton man ss head OF its ticket, il
will be in order for the convention tc
exact bonds of the Trenton delegation
that their Trenton man means to at least
show himself in the district outside o.
Trenton. Parker, Jr., had good oppor,
tunity to bounce Hart Brewer, and il
Parker, Jr. had done his duty he would
have done so. Business men who ''have
no time to make the canvass" have nc
time to go TO Congress.-Camden Demo
crdt,