New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

Our hopes Of good vote Tomorrow have been
signally strengthened within the last two days
and full vote IL ali we ask for There are prob
ably Sixty Thousand Legal Voters now in our
City, and If Fifty Thousand Of them vote, we shall
elect CALEB g. Woodruff triumphantly. Every
thing depends on the foIlness OF the Wing vote
bot it 10 hardly possible that Mr. Van Schaick, the
Van Buren, Free Soil candidate, should poll any
thing like the full Csss vote. II the Tammany
voters bat generally knew that Mr.. Van Setback
voted for Van Buren, Adams, Dix, &c. last + all
subscribing money TO defeat Cas-, he would be
beaten even in the Fourth and Sixth Wards. Az
it is, he may be 80 backed up by sheer lying as to
get considerable ma orities there, but he must fall
largely behind in the City
And why should Wig vote for Van Schaick
II he isa good man, so 10 Woodruff. True, he IL
tor Free Soil in our New Territories but so IS
Woodruff. who, to all Van Schack's good quail
ties, adds that Of being a good Wig. Why
should any Wing desert the Wing candidate to
vote for constant adversary who is certainly in
no wise superior to Mr.. Woodruff
As 10 JUDGES, let every man vote for those
candidates he deems personally most fit and de-
serving, a. we shall. Politics have properly moth
ing to do with the choice Of Judges, and would
have had nothing, il the offer OF the Wing state
Nominating Convention TO form Union ticket
h ad not been rejected by our adversaries No mat
ter such rebuff does not destroy sound Prln-
ciple and we shall always vote for the best men
in nomination for Judges, regardless oil their poll
tics Others will do as they think proper Where
we know no grounds OF personal preference, we
shall vote for the Wing candidates.
To the CoMMos CouSciL, we believe a Wing
majority will be returned, as there surely will be
If the vote is nearly full. If half the Wings re-
fuse TO vote, we may be beaten but we trust
they will not act thus unworthily. Our tickets
are generally good, many of them excellent, and
the People are beginning to see through the
clsmor against extavagsnt expenditures by the
party which has had the Mayor, Aims House
Commissioner, Chief of Police, Sherifis Clerk,
Judges, &c. &c. with half the Board Of Assistants
and nearly half the Aldermen, throughout the
past year. No branch OF the City expenditures
has been swelled so enormously as that for the
Aims House, &c controlled by Moses @. Leonard.
The Street Gle aiming has been gwen out by con-
tract in good part to Loco Focos, who at all events
have had fair and even chance the Wings have
Invested themselves Of all patronage in this de-
psrtment by giving the work to the lowest bidder
under stringent stipulaons, yet they are assailed
a. though il were through some gross delinquency
Of theirs that the streets are not cleaned
Look again at this item: The Supervisors
ought to detail officers to attend upon the sittings
II the Courts; they omitted to do so, and the
Judges Of right appointed pro tenn. few days
afterward, the Mayor appointed, but gave no
formal notice OF such appointment. Both sets OF
officers attended or proessea to attend. for months
both, Of course came upon tho Treasury ior
pay. This misunderst anding among Loco Focos
inflicted a heavy expense on our City-al
charged to the account of the Wings WHIT
shall be deceived by IL
Yet there has doubtless been much improvi
dent and some corrupt expenditure the past year
and the Taxes are consequently very high We
do not wish to screen those " no should have done
better from Just responsibility. Wesay Vote
for no m an of whatever party. who has concurreC
in spending public money corruptly or extrava
gantiy. But take nothing by hearsny; be sure
YOU have the facts and do mt punish the innocent
tor the guilty. Above Oil, get every vote you car
for the AMENDED CHARTER, which will do fa
more than any party triumph to secure econ
omy aud honesty hereafter. Let every either
constitute himself Committee OF one to drum NJ
voters for the Amended Charter, let him vote 70
none but honest men, aud we must have Reform
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