New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

Hon Gslusba A. Grow Of Pennsylvania, will
epeak at Es1lem tonight.
William II. Burlegh will sddsess the Republicans
Of the Second Ward Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening,
the 30tb int at tier headquarters of York
and Washington streets
H SHELDON, ESQ., of this city, will speak tonight
for the South Brooklyn Republicans in the Court
street wigwsD. Meetings will be held 10 the same
piece every svenipg under the aus ces Of the South
Brooklyn Campaign Club i'll tie day Of election
MessIs. NoTthrup, Bureigh Nye and others, will sd
drese then.
Mr.. S. HotsliDP, who warmly supported Fillmore
and Donelson 10 Sc, will give bis reafons for nos
supporting Lincoln and Hsnlip at the Stuyvesant In
stituie this evening.
The Forth Ward Republican Association, which
has Mr.. H. H. Huest for its President, held special
meeting at the Headquarters, No. 35 Pearl street,
spacious roon rDnuDg the whole length of The build
ing, with sests for $50 persons Mr.. Wm. Phair was
elected Secretary, vice Mr.. Butt resigned; about 20
new members joined the Association series of reso
luons flor which see advertisement was unanimously
adopted eondemnipg the acts Of two of its members;
two committees wsle appointed to attend to all the
election affairs and other business of Importance was
t. aueactsd Mr.. John Commerford, the candidate for
Congress IN this Dhtrict then made frring speech
II fsyor Of tie Republican nominees. The Chairman
responded pledgDg himself and the Association that
ttey would use all honorable means to elect him.
Obsr short speeches were made by merbers when the
meeting adjourned.
The Hon John C. Matter does not intend to be
withdrawn as candidate for Congress in the lllf Die
trict. he claims to have received the regular Tam
many nomination and TIE Le0der charges that bis
opponent, Benjamin Wood, purchased the bogus Tam
nsny nomination Of which be boats with money.
THIRD WARD WIDE AwAKEs.-The ladies of the
Third Ward will this evening present banner to the
Third Ward Wide Awakes at No. 81 Murray street.
W1py.AwAKsl -WoRKING MES ATTENTION -
German fellow citizens, be on your guard. Stand hrm
foS Lincoln and Liberty. BE not fghteredinto voting
The Fusion ticket by the parasites OF Slavery They
will tell you thai the present scarcity OF worn for
SouberB clothing houses is owing 10 the anticipated
election of Mr.. Lincoln This ia faie. Some OF our
nar ufaeturers are getting up ssh stocks, not expect
ing tesvy trade with the South next Spring IA conse-
ausros Of the scsry Of money and shornsss OF crops;
oihers we are led to believe, h9diog oil to stetVe
you into submission TO their wishes, They want You
to vote for the Fusion ket and they will give you no
work ill after election thus trying to maseyou believe
there will be no work il Mr.. Lincoln lie elected Boeh!
Money will he used between now ana election ID m
duce you TO vote for Fusion. Stand FIN, and let
tese creatures sind that you are and Dcs tools for
bate useF Ike themselves.
THIRD CoSGREssIosAL DIsTRFrT-AN2EIcAN Con-
vEETIoN-Pursusnt TO the call Of The American Gen.
ersl Committee The American Convention for the
IIIrd Congressional District mbled at 81. Johns
Pa k Hotel On Saturday evening last The Convention
was organized by appointing william Siokey oil the
Fret Ward Cbsi1man aud john Forsbay Of the Eighth
wa1d Secretary. The COMMITTEE on credentialP re-
poIted fol delegations from he First, Second Third
Fifth, and Eighth Werds-;Ires deSegates ifom each
Ward. The report being accepted, the Convention
proceeded to the bu iness of nominating Candidate
for Congress. The following persona were named by
heir vsrioug friends N the Convection: Joseph ID.
Martin, Benjamin Wood, John G.. Mather, A. j. VIII
lieuson The Convention decided that ei2id votes
should be necessary choice aud proceeded to ballot
a. folloTQa.