The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20
The Democracy or Brooklyn and tn
Hon. Il. q. CallfcOt.

Hone H " CalI1COts
meeting OF the democrats Of Brooklyn was held in
the Governors Room Of the City Han last night, for the
purpose giving expression to their regarding the
detection OF the Hen Theophus c. Calco, representa-
tive in the Legislature from the Fifth Assembly district
ninth and Eleventh wards), and taking such other mea
cures in the he recently pursued
might be deemed proper.
Several hundred persons present. including all the
Icading politicians in the city together with Hon Messrs
Hughes Darcy and other representatives in the Lcgisla
turs from Kings county.
Hon. Martin kabBeisch, the Mayor, was called 10 pre-
SIDE and in explaining the objects OF the meeting in
which he condemned the course pursued by Mr. Calco
terms stated that when he heard OF his deec
from the democratic party he teegraphed TO him and
urged him To stand firm TO his principles He also wrote
letter, and, appealing TO him not to orsake his party,
reminded him that he did so he would meet what no
deserved traitors doom. The following letter
ceived in answer, which read to the meeting
STATE o. Nc" io1 Als AsTa Sao iH1 isss
hs mornns While am al seat n he
10 tho datrbes Of two or three pets judge Dean
defeat After What has ocearred, matter elected
had &C. % e. the
voted steadily for Gilbert Dean without varaon Tor more
for he Of the Most y 9s sn mG ossr,
and told them could be eleced and Perhaps one
two others side but although they believed 4 they
told III morning secretly the ees. 10 The DE-
candidate Deans friends been endeavoring
days past 20 make substantially the same Compromise
because be vac 20 obnoxious i, personally The
e Sa y lie spa"ser shall BE- aesera The CLERK
and o,lsr eesivs officers republicans. Al Ne apEonls
the committee TO be equally divided. half
S be eTs 70 as IKE t. Se
q The % q lesns ma M on e ss
selves have been disappointed The npntaton that have
untrue and that time wi justice WITH
SS and others sha os ye .o sp ,ea y ~ Tax yo
s HON. M xssy 'say SSrl iana
Mr. Kalbfeisch stated that. Judging from Mr. Calicot's
acts. he did not what he said, and referring the
unanimous democratic delegation seSt 70 Albany from
play cd false that he should be hDocd and discounte
nalced whenever he showed his face here.
Addresses made by Hon. u. Morris. Hon. s. u.
Cushing. j. L. douglass, and Rodney G. Church, Isq. In
dcnuncation OF Mr. Caicot for the pursued by
him. and contendg that u were better that no United
that the should be represented by the minority par
~ this crisis Of the nation.
committee, consisting 81 Mcssrs d. 7. Barnard, j. y.
Hennessy, 1hoe H. Faron, Jas Troy and Z. sprague,
having been appointed 70 draft resolutions expressive Of
the sense q the meeting reported the following which
unanimously adopted
whereas the democracy KINGS coun,yhas heard with
this county, Theophlus O. o~leo, cecled democrat
BE-. eec9e the an 40 Tor speaks ~ oppos
And whereas such course on the Par, q one 81 our
IL result o. po,tlca csrrup,ion and wherea.. the
only true Foundation Of government q he people !. n
represent their viii; and whereas election In
this State conducted purely upon principles which
well and distinctive their thar the
affairs national Union occupies prominent place
the that the part the rary
the Union II aud the !
And whereas. The course OF the present national ad
minis alton in the prosecution Of the shows that
there he 40 peace except upon the dsssac.
ton OF the Union and the overthrow Of the sacred
and reserved rights ~ the States and the people.
aud whereas the administration unless checked ~
democratic majority ~ both houses Of consress viii ~
yiednz = the radical measures forced ~ the black
hope ~ or people for The triumph o. the tag u
country. Therefore,
Resoyed Inat m the election Of republican United
States senator this his time from this State ~ opposition
TO tue majority ~ the peop1. considrr that
blow wiz b. upon the Union from
which they may never b. recovered,
Resolved, That the sad The0phus q Caleot b.
urRed 20 remain fnIhfu a. the people which placed
h "a bis pescut Office ~ honestly carrying the
81 nc iruotfac party and ~ cooperating wish TIE repre-.
tthutes Of 10. party all 20 the STATE W such
measures as their uned wisdom shall Judge best the
E0nd n orr country
Resolved Inst COMMITTEES - three be appointed by
70 present copy ~ the action Of this meeting
Ids ast resolution was amended authorize the
Chairman y appoint ten ffurn the Ninth ward ten
from the Eleventh. ward comprising tbs Ffih Assembly
eStrcl ana ono from zach n the remaining wnrds ana
county towns ~ proceed To Albany anu usa ali norabe
O. induce Mf CaicDt to remain arm ar fathf
70 democratic principles.
The meeting = On alter adjourned.