New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16

The above are only few names from each
ticket, but they are specimen bricks. Ibeie
are some good names Oh the Democratic ticket;
but what opportunity will they get with the
shrewd old players that Tweed intends to use
in managing the new Board? Conan, Cuddy
g. Co. will beat them nine times in ten, and then
give them that which they think they win.
Voters for Assistant Aldermen should look
carefully into the character of the candidates.
Many of them are new men, scarcely known
beyond their Wards. The Republicans have
by far the better list, and in several districts
determined effort would be crowned with
victory. We expect every Republican to vote
for our excellent State and County candidates.
Let them not forget, at the same time, to vote
for Aldermen and Assistants.
Let no Republican who regards the welfare
of the People or the future success OF the Re-
publican party fail to vote for good honest
men as INSPECTORS OF ELECTION. This Is very
important With proper nominations, and
faithful voting at the Polls tomorrow, we may
secure at least one honest Inspector and Can
vasser for the November Election in each dis
trct and in some districts two. BE very care
full not to vote for fishy candidates and equally
careful to vote for trustworthy men.
Our candidates for local Judges Common
Pleas and Marine Court are all good men and
true, and should be supported with the same
hcartiness as if we expected 10 elect them all.
Col. Benz. A. Willis, one of the nominees
for the Marine Court, in addition to being
good lawyer and estimable citizen, deserves
support for having served with distinction in
the late war, receiving for his Sailanlry warm
commentators from Gems. Thomas, Hooker,
and Howard
We earnestly call upon all Republicans, as
we'll as all candid, unprejudiced Democrats
who think Mr. HENRY K. SELDEN more emil
nent jurist than Sanford Z. Church, and there
fore better qualified for the important po-
sifion of Chief Judge of the Court of
Appeals, to vote for that gentleman to-
morrow. We firmly believe that Messrs
CHARLES MASON, CHARLES ANDREWS, CHARLES
J. FOLGER, and ROBERT 5. HALE are better
qualified for the positions of Associate Judges
of the same Court than are their Democratic
opponents. We ask all who agree with us in
that opinion to express that faith by their bal
lOtS, VI parry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~"
all events, on so important matter as the
election of Judges of our Court of last resort let
all duly qualified electors VOTE and vote
conscientiOusly.
Do the Republicans of the XVIth Ward intend to
make Tammany sure of an Assistant Alderman :
We find Joseph T. Rogers and Charles A. Clark
named as regular" candidates With proper union
and vigorous effort one of them may be elected but
with two great portion of the vote VIII be fooshly
wasted.
j. Wilson Green, Councilman in 1856 from the
With District is a candidate for Assistant Alderman
in the With District, against John HampSon, a
liquor-dcaler, and now Assistant Alderman MI
Green is working vigorously, and if he wins we shall
have at least decided improvement upon the present
representative.
Capt. George W. Da Cunha, one of the Boys
in Blue" is the straight Republican candidate for
Assistant Alderman in the XVIII District (AAth
Ward.) Capt Da Cunha is well-bnown citizen
master builder, and man of irreprolchable cbarac-
ter. He assnredly deserves the support of every
Republican in his Ward as well as that of honest
Democrats
The Republican ticket for Aldermen commands the
confidence of the entire community. 1t will draw
largely from the Tammany side, and must receive
every vote that our party can muster. No such
names have been presented to the people of the City
for years; and now that we have the chance let us
at least enjoy the luxury of voting FOR ranking
confessedly among the very best in the city.
viii the respectable and wealthy voters Of the
Eleventh District to it that Mr. JAMES l.. AsrIE
is returned to the Board of Assistant Aldermen to-
morrowg They can elect him if they choose TO do
So as they elected Mr.. John II. White to the Assem-
bly, last November If they would not have Fifth
ave. again poulticed with pitch or something worse
and if they entertain preudices against public pecu
aon generally they will do well TO take the trouble
to elect representative to protect their interests
One of the few Republican candidates who can
certainly be elected in this hopeless Democratic
stronghold is Mr. CHARLES II. COOPER, nominated
for Assistant Alderman from the XNIS: District
Twelfth Ward. Notwithstanding the efforts If the
repeaters and balot-box suffers, he was fairly
elected last Fall, but was beaten by certain manpu-
lations of the returns. He has been an earnest
worker in the cause of Republicansm since the in
cepion of the party and the Republicans Of MS Dis
trct should to that he is not defeated By their
supineness.
There is strip of territory along the North
River, including the Ninth and Sixteenth Wards,
with the old Wing Fifteenth the east that might
be wrested from Tweed If the Republicans would
heartily and as man, undertake to do IT, We
have active and wide-awake candidates there for the
lower Board who are working with great energy
there will naturally be considerable colored vote
east almost soidly the right side. All that Is re-
CURED persistent work until the polls close 10 get
three Assistant Aldermen aud give a big lit 10 the
State ticket. Let us resolve to do the work!