New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
NEW-YORK.
JUDGE GROVER AT HOME.


ANGELICA, Allegany Co., May 12-Perhaps il
would be well enough to publish for the benefit OF voters
throughout the State following facts universally
known here but probably in other parts of the state
concerning the opinions and political home history Of
the Hon. Martin Grover, one OF the Democratic candi
dates for Associate Judge Of the Court Of Appeals:
IiTSI: He has always been, and still H. opposed to
system of Free Public Schools using his influence against
free schools at every opportunity
Second His notions In relation to the Government debt
lead to believe him repudiator-especiay OF our
war debt.
Third: For number OF years past he has been sus-
tanned by the people in Office at the OF $40 per day.
and he seeks election an office by which he will
IL elected, draw 80 per day from the source and
yet he is continually manesng his unwillingness 10
pay his proportion OF the taxes-especiay such az are
raised to support educational system.
Fourth: large number of Republicans have voted for
him whenever he has been candidate for Office, and
still he seeks every possible opportunity To rcule them
and their party and abuse those who have assisted him
with their votes and their money.
Such the principles put forth almost daily by Judge
Grover Who will respect the ermne worn by such
man, ready to lend his great influence, though only sd
ventitous to overthrow cherished American system
of education, and whose conversation and perverted
Judgment shock the good sense OF intelligent COM
munity as he moves about among usI YNDRx.
TIE PARTISAN JUDICIARY STRUGGLE.
Mr.. Tilden has been at the pains to send us,
in Autographed fac-simile Of his writing, the following,
which Republican readers should heed:
NEw-YoKK, April So ls70.-DEAR SIR: Your attention
earnestly called to the importance OF taking nmedi
ate and efficient To induce full attendance OF
the Democratic voters at the judicial election to he held
on Tuesday, the 18th day OF May, 1870. -, ~,
Our State Convention full Of men OF eminent abl
y and Of elevated purpose and the character OF the
delegates was gratifying indication That the Demo
cratic masses awake the great duty Of c0nsti
tng, In the best possible, the supreme tribunal
which 10 expOund and apply the laws throughout the
great state OF New-YOrk.
The nominations MADE, IL adopted, we trust they
Will be- by the people assure u us ana TO All citizens OF
other States aud 20 all foreigners whose rights, Interests
property come within our Jurisdictions, that, IN our
Court OF Appeals, justice will he administered with
ability and wisdom with learning in the laws, with IN
dependence and impartiality, and with freedom from
everything which could faint Its purity could weaken
its authority in the minds of the people; and that, es
peciay far this tribunal concerned 0bedence u
and respect t0r prtel Constitutions which were the
original foundations, they were also the browning
gories of American system OF representative self
eectna barrier against the oncrcaobments OF Govern
mental Power, and the only safe shelter 0i Personal
Rights and Individual Liberty.
1--WE MUST ELECT THIS TICKET, ms the best repre-
sentative principle which comprise al that II Saiua
BILE IN the traditions Of ancestors and in the hopes
cherish for descendants.
l. The first thing to be done FOR This object Is IN resolve
youTSe 10 full Democratic vote 10 be pOlled in
yO election district or town. Personally prom
their cooperation. But do not let action de-
pond on anyb body else. DO not Udn for anybody The
the front Is he who Is most nHfHg
and -ediOGs 10 DO The pOrk.
should be taken to give this fu vote to
ticket and la cOunerlc efforts of the Republicans to cut
down any Of our candidates In order To elect some OF
theirs. ~
This appeal will he made in every election district in
the state Let W. act IN coneert-let every man when
We address do lis part, and success is certain.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN, Chairman.
WILLIAM CASSIDY, Secretary.