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LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY OFNEW YORK CITY LETTER OF MIR VAN BUREN.
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LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF

 THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK CITY LETTER OF MIR. VAN BUREN.

 The meeting of the democracy of New York City, to respond to the nomination of Polk and Dallas, was one of the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in that city The number in attendance is computed by the Sun, neutral paper, at 10000 persons.

 Mr. Van Buren had been invited to preside at the meeting. His letter of declmation will be found below. It is worthy the head and heart of the distinguished author, and, like every thing coming from his pen, will be read with interest. In the great contest, which is al hand, neither Mr. Van Buren or his friends will be found wanting:

 LINDENwALD June 3d, lS44. GENTLEMEN had the honor to receive, by the hands of Mr. Ganesvoort Melville, your communication requesting me, in behalf of a convention of delegates from the several wards of the city and county of New York, to preside at a mass meeting of tue democracy to be held on the 4ih inst, to respond to the nominations of the Baltimore Convention.

 Upon retiring from the Presidency, thought l it would best comport with the respect which was due to that high station, and to those by whose favor had been raised to it, to restrict i. my participation in the political contests Of l the day to the faithful exercise of the right i of suffrage, with unreserved expressions of my opinions upon public questions to those who deemed the latter. of sufficient impor- tance to call for them. The adoption of this rule was at the time publicly announced to my political friends, and has ever since been scrupulously observed. Subsequent events have only confirmed the propriety of its continued and permanent observance. It is, therefore, with unfeigned regret that find myself constrained by. circumstances which cannot and ought no, to disregard, odecline