New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Remsmber that the po close tomorrow al four o'clock.
Thousands of rors are likely 70 fnd themselves GVfGR
chisod through neglccnc 10 obseyTe his change (on The
usual practice Vote before o'clock and 10 arOd fAs
cro,cd orGrd he close Of e polls, rOte before noon
possible In any remember that yor voluntarily DIS
franchise youseh u yOa fail TO reach the pOib bes
o'clock.
James C. Spencer, candidate for Superior Judge Of
tho Liberal Republicans and the regular Democrats.
is lawyer of whom weiaye never heard anything
but praise Here is the way in which HapTs
BazQy certainly not likely to be favorable witness
spoke of him some time ago:
"Among the gentlemen Of the Bar Of this city Who az
entered havo been called by the people TO come np
higher, is the HOB James G. Spencer VINO taESs s .ns
by the death Of tine good Judge RJberson Mr. spenoeI
Spencer OF Franklin County, who In his day. ably rep
resented his county at Albany and his Congress dstres
tiee at Ogdensburg In partnership with Judge W. C.
Brown, Mr. 9. was aPPolined BY President Buchanan
OF New-York, succeeding exJudgo Samuel j. GaTvin.
T & 70 s SSTes oSes SSr
nership with Mr.. Charles A. Rapalo, In connection wh
csS5es OF the day Mr. Spencer possesses every GGsl
cation for the distinguished position 10 which he aa,
manner and he courtesy for which he proverba
make him alike welcome " tins members OF TO
Bar and 10 sutOrs"
Judge Spencer ought to be and can be elected.
He will be supported by the whole Liberal Republi-
can and Democratic force Look out for his namc
on your tickets.
Mr. T. L. sauderson, who is Liberal Republican
candidate for tho Assembly in the lid District #
Kings County, is opposed by Mr. ID. e. Van COtt
Personally, this may be called contest Of mex
perience and family connections against sterling
merit and mature attainments. Mr.. SandersOn is q
lawyer of good practice, reputable clilzen OF
many years standing, and has long and honorably
been identified with the Republican party. His OPP
ponent may hereafter develop genius and ability but
it Is too early to expect it of him now "br Sander
son , says Brooklyn Sunday paper, "was nominated
in 1865 for the position of trct-AttOrney on TIC
Republican ticket, and was beaten by only l,lOO
votes in a Democratic majority Of very many thou
sands In 1867 he was nominated for the Legislature
by the same party, and ahead Of the State ticket
but WAS defeated by an opposition Republican in
dorsed by the Democrats, by q very small majority
Running now as tho candidate Of the Democrats
Liberal combination, backed by strong non-par-
tisan reforming element his election Is beyond the
probabilities, and may be considered as assured"
Whoever wants to get money for his vote or for
his political influence election day. has only to
fix high price ON his services and go to the Custom
house Committee in order to make his own terms.
They are paying out money at a rate never before
equaled in this city. In the interest of fair dealing
however, we may as well suggest to the intelligent
and upright voters who propose driving bargain IN
this way that they will be able after election day
not before it, to understand tho immense advantages
of payment in advance. Whoever wants money
from President Grants Custom-house Committee
would do well to get it before the election.
Mr.. Nicholas Muller, candidate for Assembly in
the Ist District of this city. on the Custombouse
ticket has bad reputation in connection with
emigrant swindlIng and other crimes. We believe
that early in the war he figured at Police Head
quarters as a bounty jumper, under arrest on the
order of the same ohm A. Dix whO heads the ckrton
which he is now running. There arc also hints of
his sentence to he peDiteniary and, at any rate u
is certain that his record is not good one. Charles
Healy tho opposing candidate, is we'll spoken II.
and at any rate o vote against Muller can be safely
counted vote in tho interest OF Reform
1t will be a burning shame to WestcheSter County
if it shonld fail to send back to Congress able anl
upright man, aud so true a representative, as
ClarlIson N. Potter 1t will be particularly dScred
liable to the Democrats if they fail to vote for
who has done so much to bring them into a living
position, and to Liberal Republicans if they fail 10
vote for the first of Democrats TO sustain the
amended Civil Rights bill and of the heartIost
in leading his party up to the Light OF tie CnciD-
natl Platform.
We call the attention of our readers and especially
those interested in pure administration of Justice.
to the solid Endorsement Of Charles D0nohue by tie
most influential and wealthy mercantile houses IA
Wall South, Front, and South William-sts. as wei
as by large number of the most eminent lawyers
in this city, winch print in another column.
Such an Endorsement could only be given TO law
yer of great ability and unsulhed reputation We
hope to see Mr. DOnOhue achieve the success to
which, by his talents and integrity, he is entitled.
In a paragraph in Saturdays TRIBUNE concerning
the Yth Congress District Of New-Jersey, tho name
Of the Liberal Republican and Democratic candidate
was inadvertently printed Abram instead of Absaom
b. Woodruff. Mr. Woodruff is a native of the dis
trict and well-known lawyer. Mir. Woodruff LAS
been all his life a Protoctionist, enterprislng
citizen of Paterson and an earnest supporter of her
growing manufactures. Let the full Democrats
and Liberal Republican strength be brought out for
Mr. Woodruff.
Charles P Shaw has tie nominations Of the
Liberal Republicans. the 1ammany Democrats. and
Apollo Hall Democrats in tine With District. Inis
District has been supposed to DO the only in tho
city owned by the CustOm-hOuse. We d0Dt believe
that it is Mr. Shaw can be sent to Congress If the
people who would prefer to have him there to his
opponent will come out and vote for him.
CHRISTOPHER Fine the Liberal candidate for Assem-
bv in tho XIIIth District, is lawyer of good stand
ing in his profession, whose integrity is beyond
question. Those who desire honest and intelhgen,
legislation at Albany viii vote for him.
Peter Woods, man Of intelligence and good rcpn-