The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25
LIQUOR DEALERS CoNvEN TON.

BY appointing N. r. Bunce chairman and John Bell
cretary and the following presmbles and resolutions
unaninousy adopted and ordered to be published
An the New York Doy Book and NEW YORK HERAD-
Whereas, Myron H Clark, of the Senate of this State,
introduced into that body at its late session. Pro-
hibtory Liquor BILL which, in its provisions. strikes
iss.s Of tie people, and is susversvs of the Con.
RttutioD tof this State, and Of the United States
And whereas, Hor.tio Seymour, tho Governor Of
bill, And for alike creditable to him and
statssman, returned said bin to the body Of the Ls:
sa 70 make ss s Ss Of tn. i
whereas, netwithstandDs this signal failure Of hyron
n Clark and his fanstical associates to impose
Gssss has become the nOnns. for the ONCE Of Gov.
0enor Of the fanatcs and other dsmsgogues and
Ss o.ac. s
nth all it, details Of ast session, which he Governor
esymour) regarded - subvsrsivs Of the wellssttlsd
* evidence directly violating the constitution Of
Che state, and destructive TO the rights Of persons
& the dwellings Of our citizens in viaAtion Of the bill
Il rights the conAscaton ef property, without due
sns 'n :aS oa
~ Of four thousand ustc,c Of the peace Of the
kats-hs felt himself IN duty bound to accept TING
ss. which had s:rssofors inpsied him to reius. to
hseireunstascss presented BY the different nomins
sSous he felt that his acceptance gave the eesors
g =: ss: q s .sa Rs'i liz To
hs LAesiature vetoiDg IT, and tnst whatever that dc
osien might BE- hs would b content therefore BE- it
once Of Gsvsraor ct tn. ensuing election, and
nrmost sxsrtions eat the election Of said ola-k
Rssevsd That We hold :. s:n svi0s tS tnss ~ ain VINO
SsnSsr them and treat them accordingly, Whatever
Resolved that " recognise in Governor Heratio sey
nour the champion Of constitutional liberty. discon.
sstsa mon all party and fsctious issues therefore 81
9ssso.s Of vhstsvsr party Who are opposed to prohsi
DMss q CAisf Magistrate Of the Empire state
Resolved, That W will continue aud maintain this
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Rssovs TSs. tn: ward associations be requested to
Ssnasisa and bsotsl agitation, which now exists shall
- s6setualy crushed out /"
sp:ssAs. we're Daas By P ". Enss. Richsrd French,
06journed NATHANIEL r. BUNCE, Chairman.
Jom BELL, Secretary.
THE LIBERTY PARTY CANDIDATES.
txrTER IRON O. HARRINGTON, CANDIDATE ron
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
FULTON, Oct IL, 1854
Your circular Is before I'D tha; the human "a.
ny have the same rio hi the soil that they have to
nhs cir and water much Of II - they need for sub
stsaes ths view b correct thsn W need no rAgis-
n9ainst future liabilities.
It covsns also your third proposition. deny that
iaht 70 protect mankind in their own nstura aud in
paenable rightto IL. hold that all the wealth and
pttal o. the world from the hand Of labor
nuently law shouldbe enacted rule observed that
sin allow any other person to step In, and share marty
m tne .yas Of his earnings, without performing any
mechanics have right to the svails OF their own hon
a.. esrairg, which no sans person win deny, then
~ hsr tbs OF any ohss state hasa right to introduce