New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

rs s,ipy uo,se a. the ban IA % the aborog massss.
auce 20 m, old al valued friend John CoInmsrford
vhs bas been presented candidate for Congress ia
the IVt District Of Ne~-fUk. ar. Comnericrd IS
rnen of more han common merit and aiyosa,e
q the rshss Interests bOoor and progres.ve Improve
merit ard s0ld adVau> mept OF the toilng, working
masses, JIG by cprGp coDssnt without q tIvA % an
equal His eff rte heh If the grest usa'urs ~ VIII b
The esst part Of bis lie has been given shoad aSne en-
we I'm 10 tie support Of every poor lsb1rg man OF
ue district. mean The passage Of q law placing the
puoic lands within the reach OF every man. however,
nnmpit-a MEASURE of real mpor'aL - 20 the IA
hOnpg thousands Of the IYtb Congress- Jual District
ttAn shy tbst bss been eentsd % them s;nce
tbe a'opncn Of the Feds,a Constituti)n. know Mr..
IonmfL ,S Intimately and veil, and have rad oocs
zion 10 dher With him political qoestons brt havs
over found in him ahla honest unr;,a, nan. ana
stoud he be elected to the House of Rs 1r,s nfatives
hs voice VIII be heard and felt in thst body where
DifeaDCe.
60 not speak Of mr. Commerford in a Marty ssn.,
but ss aIess eloquent and un'iring defend Of The
rights Of N nss ses. Land for the landssa no.. 49,
the rallyirg cry with lsge elass Of our peopls fr
ore than eD'v vas ard 10 John conmerford ~,
the dusions Ella. Ddebted for the pass va thro1g,
both House- Of that nea-Drs to more than any living
mar; and that be Is presented for he hrsf tine
as H. rep tave, snd il some the father
of the MEASURE tTust an &C, Of common jlscs .,
AZ tonest sDd worthy Uau, be viii be elected. A..
euTances given that President Lincoln viii 20, veto
the bill which two DemOcftc Presdents have nnfor-
tnna.ely drns 20 that with energetic devoted
f-ierd in the HOuae and with those already 10 the
Sen tie. the long ishedor triumph Of this great boon
to ibe laboTicg masses ~ become part OF the fixed
policy OF the Dal1D, ana the public CONAN will thus
be pa ed within res-h Of oil aho row looking for
uaid 10 ri ipt ara ce. To ell such. ny advice is
vote for that inhexibe and upnncbng champion, John.
Commerford, for n0res' ,o,,,, ,,.,,,,.
Very truly, JOHN d. KELLOGG.
Ee,c- Yo1k, Oct. 10, Isso
The great Republican demonstration which took
place at Bofiao .tTrdly the mos. successful
affair OF the kind which has occurred on, OF NewYorS
city. In TIE afternoon Tong procession was formed
incl1dDg in s ranbs variety of embemaiicsl groups;
on its arrival at the arsenal grounds meeting was
organized by choosing Noah p. Sprasue for Present,
and large number Of prominent citizens for VcePres
iden,s Speeches were made by the Hon. III. B. San
ton the Hon. VIM. A. Howard, aud Mr.. Hassaurek.
In the everiDg there torchlight procession Of
Wide-Awskes which Numbered 5000 men. Tires
meetings we're held, and ali vera folly attended,.
Throughout the town a general Elimination Wac
MADE.
The Democratic Congressional Convention for the
IXtb District held at Yonkers on Monday, after ten
baIlot- adjourned TO Friday next. The tenth ballot
gave Rsdtord SO, Insight %, Larkin -, and Leonard
votes.
Daniel b St. John Of Newburgh was nominated
for Congress in the Xth District (Suvan and Orangoj
On MONDAY sf.er about II ballo'ngs-G. j. Beebe Of
Middletown being bis principal competitor.
"A merchant in an interior town Of this STATE says
to dry.goods correspondent in this city, in busness
letter:
Pleaso sbip ms by n Y. & E. RI, by Express,
the precise Democratic majority Of PeDDsy vania and
Indisra snd i'll mp with oil the news from Ohio the
box will hold. plsce the 10 the account Of Mr.
-, end send hill per mail. As you have hal SONS
encouragement heretofore from him 20 come into the
Republican party, must advise from present appear
sucss that il will he impossible for you to be taken in
between and the Presidential election as certii-
Gates can not be flied fast applications are
made. An important addition was made on Saturday
IL an eminent lawyer of village, one Of the County
Democratic Central Committee, and a brother-in-aw
of the Hon. A. j. Parker Of Albany, who has served
faithfully 10 the Democratic ranks all his days. bat did
not Ike he idea Of berg sold ont now. As yon may
not Le To az manv Of the Democrats in this section
will-not vote at sI and so lose your vote-we viii
take you prob in the Republican ranks, aud the
certificate can be made out after the election If yoa
TT re faith ful"