New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17

Marine Court WILLIAM KIRcHIES.
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Remember that the polls open at In the
and close at p. m, instead OF re-
manning open from the rising to the setting
Of the Sun, as heretofore. Vote early, and then
see that your Republican neighbors vote.
We trust the citizens of Brooklyn who prefer
honest Elections and pure judiciary Will not
permit GEORGE II. FISHER and HENRY HAGNER
to be defeated to-day. They can elect both II
they will; if they fail to do it, it will be be.
cause they do not try. But we trust they VIII
both try and succeed.
CHARLES A. CLARK is the only Republican
candidate for Assistant Alderman in the 18th
District (XvIth Ward), Mr. j. Z. Rogers
having Withdrawn. Apathy and treachery may
defeat Mr.. Clark-honest voting cannot. We
exhort the Republicans of the XVlth Ward to
Doll their last vote for him to-day,
We cannot too strongly urge upon Repnb-
leans the importance of looking sharply after
the choice of Inspectors of Elections. If proper
attention be given to this subject we shall Sc
cure at least one good Inspector and Canvasser
in each Election District, and in few Districts
two of the three to be chosen.
If DR.. FRANCIS A. THOMAS does not run de-
cidedly ahead of the Republican ticket In the
Goth district (XIXth Ward) then We shall be
grevously disappointed. He can only serve as
Assistant Alderman at a sacrifice; but he ought
to be elected for the City's sake, and we trust
he may be. Good men of the Goth district
work for him with energy to-day!
Voters of New York Tweed has cheated you
ont of more than three and a half hours of your
voting time to-day. In Brooklyn, and every
other part of the State, the old rule of sunrise
to sunset is adhered to. In this city it is from
G a. m. to D. IN. Look at the difference. In
Brooklyn, from 437 to ZIG is fourteen hours
and thirty nine minutes; in New-York, from
to o'clock is eleven hours; loss to New York,
three hours and thirty-nine minutes. The Brook
lyn voter can 90 to the polls before or after
his days work; the New-Yorker can have
neither end of the day. How do you like It'll
The Republican candidates for Common
Pleas Judges are superior men. RICHARD 5.
EMMETT is an ornament to the legal profession,
and most exemplary and popular citizen,
never till now candidate for office. j. Soils
RITTERBAND ran for the Marine Court in 1867,
and his vote was considerably higher than
that of his associates on the Republican ticket
Messrs. HALL and RICHARDSON are also COM
petent and worthy. We rejoice that such men
are presented, and hope that the vote will
show that the people prize good candidates,
and support them heartily. Messrs. TREMAIN,
WILLIS, and KIRCHIEs for the Marine Court
are good and true men, who deserve full
vote. Let us give good report from our
City to day!
We are all familiar with the complaints
made annually by the Democracy about closing
the polls at sunset, they declaring that they
should be kept open until 0 o'clock for the
accommodation of laboring men. How has
Tweed rectifed this Republican outraged By
opening the polls an hour and quarter after
sunrise, and closing at an hour and a quarter
before sunset, cheating the wOrkiDgman at both
ends of the day, since he must be of to his
work before the opening, and cannot reason
ably get back until after closing, which is at
the unheard of hour of in the afternoon.
Tweed don't want honest laboring men to
vote; the gamblers, rOughs, gin-sellers and re-
peaters are the voters he wants. Great friend
of the workingman is the illustrious Big Six !!
VIM. NJ. Tweed, in an official notice as
Chairman, certified by VIM. Htchman, his
faithful henchman, as Secretary, warns the
faithful that tickets have been prepared on
which both Democratic and Republican names
appear. He denounces the act as a fraud, and
says:
liz ANY PRETENDED DEMOCRAT Is FOUND GIVING
OUT BOGUS TICKET WITH THE NAMES OF BLACK
REPUBLICANS ON IT, HE SHOULD BE SUM-
MARILY DEALT WITH.
This is an order to his villains to mob any
Democrat who dares to vote any other name
than that given him by Tweed. Well, if Ham,
iltOn w. Robinson, Richard L. Larremore, and
Democrats of that sort can stand the crack
ing of the Tweed whip, we think our side will
be able to endure it. But is it not a little fast
on Tweed's part, or is he already sole auto
crat and disposer of human life in New York;
We shall await with some curiosity the first
instance of a boiling Democrat "summarily
50 dealt with" under Tweeds order. viii it he
rotten eggs, or tar and feathers, or the rope,
or merely smack in the jaw"