MIR. CALHOUN IN NEW YORK.
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a great Democratic meeting was held
atTammany Hall, New York, on the even
Ing of the 9th inst, to nominate Robert H
Morris Esq, the present mayor, as can.
didae for reelection; and from the pro.
ceedings thereof: as reported by the Her.
ald we extract the following:


Mr., Frank Waddel then rose and pre-
sened the following resolution:


Resolved, That in the opinion Of thl:
meeting, the Democratic National Con
yention for the nomination of candidate:
for President and Vice President of tht
United States, TO be supported by the De
mocracy in 1874, should be held in thu
month of May in that year, and that eact
Congressional district should elect lis owl
delegate, to attend in person, and vote ii
accordance with the wishes ofhis constitu
shts. This, we believe is strictly demo
clhtic.


[This was received with tremendous ap
pkuse, and passed with great enthusiasm.


] look said Mr.. w. on that as one of tn,
gratest and most important doctrine
vhch could at this crisis be presented t
ihe crucible Of your discerning judgment
Cheers. In case this be adopted, as
should, the chivalric and patriotic states
nan ofthe south, John G. Calhoun, will re
cave the justice which is due to him
Tremendous cheering--cries of 4" lhre,
more," which was accordingly given.)


IN this way, fellow citizens, that W


l crush forever the many-headed by
dn of whigism, and establish forever tn
we principle, Of democracy. Great cheer