The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

CHE LIQUOR DEALEHs AND TaE CON-
vTrrUTIONAL RIGHTS PARTY.

fsor Attorney General Samuel s. 1iIdea
For Caas CoInmissIoner Frederick Foleu.
Judges Court AppeasIooa Samuel L. seiden.
Short tsrm-. ....Nichoias I'M, Jr.
r. v,.,o LIQUOR uSIs DE, DEA.sss, sTTESJloN.
ed 10 meet in heir respecve " rs This DIV \, O'clock
n, ana Monday, at ~ o'clock, both evenings
ssng arrangements scr b siee ion fromp, and fu at,
J3HN j HAYWARD President
" N. aNNoE, Vice President.
ne eemnllee Of the Liquor Dealers Society for approprat
on saturday 60 ay) and Monday, and rom TO IL
TO THE Ware COMMITTEES.
We hope The ward commuters viii be active and ndefa,ga
BILE between this and he election in .recng their organiza
srbued Much depends The viy and efficiency Of the
wsrd organizations.
meeting o he New sss xer nsT M Dsqsrs sosey held
resolution werc adoped-
society. hy Mordy evening the s9 inst in de
ae @ 70 q n ?" r. s
dates for tnate Assembly Common Council Police Jus
a Of hs e md State a. 70 he purposes q onT ,
society IN relation to the approaching election, do here
Resolve. hat having over The nominations for
they made accord with syre platform
beSce o @ Ioa ~ a r o to or did
fr Senate Assembly and Police Justice, TO be sustained at
1hc was also unanimously approved and con
frnee.
TO LIQUOR DEALERS.
Many persons whose interests affected bv prohbory
M sa e ar e nsss Se e s4s ss
silence Of e prohntionIsis il indication Of
inability Of their adveIsaries enforce present law II
s s s s I CIV o ne o. @ mot esn
the rs place high legal authority has decided TO be
su' psrhsps %possibie procure who
minority sisson It's not he pr presen g' las wehaye
aa'fP sssss Z s
% sv sr %
no. SPEAK BY snhory that he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yI sads,
judicial scuple and ae eouseienos
Sssro f as ne marx last vi, sy win @ tsts better aim
Ps' @ an ay
city las d!nerent,n ior, from he Maine law would in
sssy succeed ESTABLISHING license system and hAng
psss hs y mean. they would break % yS
hands Fey wealthy cap,aIs!s political ,amS
yssm Prehson paper @ puS.Ssd paS S a.
Jsc Which transfer 70 columns order that
h ~ Yssn ire se
ryasm should they obtain the power establish among
ed 4, $500 There also, scccrdns to the new rese
w,
In Tuscalosa the charge for license is 5000 The
a s. s s esS ds;9 i s9S are to
soxcang liquors and they are taxed s4oO each for
Prnssor Ky n:eIses to sell liquor have been nereas
They show that in the hands the Maine Law men cene
& so e o re-
hasiuai b, G eontTadcons Of these strange reormers
pc 1s Y t. ss se 50 Ss w
show tbai he prohbionss ready do anything carry
sns II theories sy od s n
n sny M III s ssp %ss s or al
Whose are s Affected @ X such % maintain a
selves 10 be ued no ale security by the seeming indif
ase a. y ,oos ssos s ss * sr Ina y e Es I
af-w aas YET remain snd We hope they viii be vel en-
% sa The sun b .ss on the 9Th n Of M @
pire state.
TO THE OPPONENTS OF FUSION.
We may smelly assume that point another nn i'm
majority oflhe people he city OF op.
g. t opposed 10 s s s
ed BY laa 'ickesomo 70 ne national policy and vast
hison When Re Fusion approved nd
O. s III w
s desired @ ss % % no1a oe q C. c
!onsl policy Of Mr. Seward The sos who opposed both
Ties WHO are hostile to samp,nsry and proctory laws pro
sse above an s % % q anss s s s% ss
% G soarss on so VIII Fl sn ns' % ter .no.s, s Of o p s
s,..isoisis almost smphaiicaly as direct support
OF their ticket. Such course would no, only be sui
cda but would justify suspicion TO the sincerity OF that
prcessed opposition which refuses make Itself effective.
n .S % ss
insf How nards call the South sustain them
they from mere pride Of organization deliver the control
&c
Nam. s ow u 70 Ssa s Ss%sp % ss
support he prohbion tcket There oaly course
70 de ~ sy % nSss m ss sDoon %
cnse on s ioh Of October y The only es Sc In opposition oa
comsnes all the charaeterss and qualifications ha, could
o on al w hoy o % ss
sine 10 SUPPORT q our ;set VII receive i've ne vote o.
q tsst Ne Seward men will sustain IT, It's triumphant sue
sUMpTuARy LAWS
Werc The views OF those fanatics who attempting TO
TIE Man Ua aHYn dc Il. s na o. a The . aa.
Europe revived sumpinary enforced upon iquor
there why they should not p be Imposed upon
might De extended clothing and the absurd enact
aS s . aasen ss ena Fss or so e
ae psrlcalar dmsnsions and shape Of the boot We POI
70 he same aSsurdity should thus move dres.
time scaulre an sscendaDcy in the locai Leg stature
o. & e .o n. ss a &
& Chiefly % with s view & enabling , sss a.
cgsdaon and nieority enabling the senators and domI
% % % e ~ and % oss ~ s
Ss .x, M sSd pp aus %
hey wv were % equally They eSded
todesoy al individual will and reliance The people be
OF machines drilled and fed potic
They thus deprived Of species Of enter
Prise and They converted nation Of
msa and when danger At last and overlook the ".
he free barbarans the North they their
pots and their ensciments alike passed away, In
Try here nothing d.ngerous Than excessive Iegss
aud resist ~ the outset would
extended to the ridiculous exremes before
attaining century :, ind ourselves converted
naon OF sa,yelers and slaves.
We already briefly alluded to their influence upon
ancer France There from sghf beginnings they
maiey carried 10 the absurd cha-emagnc the
french monarchs wisely discarded them. lie and
bis obers bad observed the rnnons effect they produced
the Of he fineAn kings when they ultimately
Ia shape Of the hair and be imberlcs themselves we're
stripped q ihcr authority heir locks or their wigs
Unfer his degenerate md the
sysem revived and followed by the ruinous
penees ben courts ard courers subjected 20 such
sburd enscmenis that they ultimately los, ali Inherent vgor
band OF pcImAl;res, dancing imbecles and
pmps the nation remained, until the revolution and
-w epi MI such fol les 10 the winds
In England the effects and resalss visible
England couary long A. was subjected 70 these
and country ID have
had NO the and energy Of dpersed hem
cobwebs The ssgac.ons spirit OF HeDrv VII the
their Henry VIII and his sagac'ous daughter XII
~ futtt tou<xt