From The Ncv I0r! Am5ra.
GREAT CALHOUN MEETING IN


TIE PARK.
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Agrcaa@IY 20 pubic notice, the Demo
cratic Republican electors Of New York
Grcnl'y to he nomination Of JOHN c.
CALHOUN. for the Presidency in 1874,
as.cm led in tie Park at halt past five o..
clock in large Numbers, variousjy e,tima-
It'd at from eight 10 fifteen thousand, al.
tn ugh we have seen smaller meetings
there reported at twenty-five thnusrni.


The meeting was called to order by Cor
nclius S. BogT1us, L q, and the follow
ing officers arpoiaDed:


Pro>iIcut--DR. STEPHEN IIAsnRoUCK.


Vice Prcsdcut',--Cha les A. linton,
Robert BE ney, NJ. Goldsmith, Nj. d Lew
Is, P. Ctoycr John b. Schcmel, John lie,
counle, I'h.m IS s. GIb3s. lhn r laura,
han, DR.. +. T. Ferris, Michael Galiney,
]. l.. II. NJ, Grad ken, Dennis Mulcns, J..
\ S'cm,or, Edmund S. Derry, George G..
GIasior. r bert Townsend, ]. W. Mitchell,
Peter McLrughin, EImlud NJ. Young,
Il. B. Cuthbe,t.


S crctarics.--John Camarf,rl, s. R..
Macnnen, Alexander Wells, J. II. Brady,
b. :. Hart, H.rrm MrColum.


The committee appointed far the pur
pose. rep r'yJ the following resolutions,
which were read by Henry Barber, Esq.
and ad cd with accl lmltion:


Whetels, at is al important to the
successful operation of our sys'em of gov.
eminent, that the highest Office Of the
Uni sh N'd be tie exclusive reward of
merit ani s:r'i e., sa.h as may be well
knownt tc wh le 60 ntfy, so as 10 ena-
lie Il c pc PI3 at ia'gc 10 fern just esti-
ma o Their yalle, and of The chaIacter
ami motives f him who rendered them"
And whereas, a. the present crisis of con-
usI.n # parties, ag.tptI,n of principles,
and Of plessu.e upon the cOmmerci ial and
pro .uc'ive Fuf,ul S Of industry, it has be-
one iad.s. cnsaJIc 10 the general welfare,
tn t a man be selected for the Presidency,
who, in addition t. the above named re-
Qusics, presents II the consideration of
his fellow citizens such cniightened views
Of public polio as would, if carried out,
promote the mo extensive commerce, in.
vic lhr investment OF ctpiia, and impart
new life to agric lturaI, mechani ;al and
manufacturing pursuits: therefore,


RcSorei, That contemplating TO their
FIJI extent these great o5joc's and grave
considerations, we feel bound to declare
our convictions, that john Caldwell Cal
houn Is pre- emincntIy qualified to admin
lster the general government according
TO its true principles, and consistently wi h
the best interest Of the people, and The
progressive spirit Of the age.


RCs)lred, That in cur manifestation Of