The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
TEIN LIQUOR DEALERS AND TIE CON.
BTIVUT1ONAL RIGATS PARTY.
yrHE NoMINATING CONVENTIONS.

Assembly Conventions endorse candidates for
q ps The s S se a ssysn
ton held city q Syracuse day Of august last
s defeating ssS saSas
or candidates Nominated in opposition constitution
state SSogpy Town. Village Ward Con or
any Of another parry unless shah be dsa
biaoni. tho.c in arincpes IN which case
s .r9Oges, candidates who opposed prohhor
NJ 1ssy pSssa S s .,e IN which
comprise one or more wards
(Which meets The evening Of Friday the 18th inst)
second SsSsG sssMso - Hessas soSisos sss.
Fourteenth district-Mileman's Hall
Slxeenh district H. sulh's.
The liquor Deaer Central Convention win meet National
purpcse OF endorsng Or nominating candidates for county
q ss s S s IL % s s9a ssasy Ss 4ss
be the Liquor Dealers socey ~ consideration
F.. q. aoIoSEY, Vice Ghairman
CHRISTIAN W. ScaAETER. Secretary.
LIQUOR DEALERS SySERAa GETTEAl CONVENTION THIS
Every member 70 be in this evening"
@ sossy VIII require d IT, aosoa tsa
T.
@ s 0 s1ssd
dsva.Sn from ;hs oar.a article q as platform would
BY desire 70 prOmS,s the @ SSsss for which the organisa9
il case permit politicians to divert from that cAm
op een % or ns
dealers.
OUR NOMINATING CONVENTIONS
in en- a G Ss aa sn % %s
ings Of the association 1t Is only by the srcest vigilance
those perncoas Duences which have parties
10 20 ns e m % ey STATE
proaches Of who organzauon from is
nh % With
politicians any party We should form alliances with any
require al attention energy We omen
We always is%smSsF ,hs q organization,
ssnsson shall nclns.s ocs any
oa nominated sosEsiye prohS
auos wSsisver shall or
slightest departure from the principle laid down in this
emphscay warn III liquor dealers TO resist the smallest ev
alton oa from this rule l. would 4 be Perhaps a
o % ambition and that would
ASSUMPTIONS OF THE PRoH1BrrIoSIsrs.
connc to is eg. constitutional aspects. This
be driven willing rl.k oa issue
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W. might o. a us Ii sss ne
or q so sn a I % ny the % M av o
sad even these assumptions are not based on esabshsd
ISS S SSrs ndss p a sn e o a
ists q modern times whose NAMES give the greatest
aeny he fpssf EXCESSIVE
renders h@ We &c Sa
they essentially poisons BY the rule almost
and prussc ac Thu Of anything hr a he hu
Which, we d Ss m
BY overeans Yet has that all is
Mutton cScl and Ssesats % continue s' to be ae
ss @
Of ndises9n We do not Of course intend @ overlook The
boring to convince society thai the Of animal food contra
much has been written on thai subject as On the evil effects O.
liquor though win DO The adSsren,s The theory ssce
Emen upon the Community force law. The vegetarian
pslcs influence and It's devoees generally conened
themselves with temporary llu raion Of is virtues and ben
toned that might not be denounced q poison argue
drop dead the streets from the effects drinking cold water
and Charles Matthew. when be oehed through
a. e n % rn he ra h1d 6ss
Without brandy sea said % hs The monsters s are not
dead they WI At least b dssdmaru1k. In fact everything
The crysa water % as well ns e ruby lime the air we reshs
Death itself rs but the consnmaon Of Continued and nevi
scs Of e. he ns % n s S
human System adap itself omnipresent posons
ws r S every os Win
him an andote and can claim theoretical descent from MI
We DO deny alcohol all that foes have
have before stalled, many chemists hold differ
sr. ,s opinion TS y ne. alcohol actually soodmno food IN
Is o,so often necessary 70 the system and furnishes Aa, vita;
% amy po
s % not Tor =" TO settle Though Nv We may ~ 5
we contend that before the can be permitted %
pst that Sasss
@ sS ns % % s.s Sae step IN the as
THE ISSUE
The question Of prohibition is vial issue Maine law men
md anti Name law men alike confess it, importance 1 the
principles eniorces auacks must be considered the
sPs1 Dc sssss g s'' %
s s h ysS BEEN as
sensed for popular approval Indeed charitable consruc
!s %'s. fsps ' % a's
essns Ihsy are I possible % aSees
favorable their views and pledged mautn the
purpose has been frequently avowed and II crowned with
success we may exccta speedy commencement OF the
When recall The Of Portland the excited popnacs
IMAGINING picture which may soon be presented TO own
The sdyersAes Of the law profess animated by
.sns o. the and o. p, In he
E Sss9a e rSn %ss,
a. S sR sns
our institutions founded In with op
p0Denh the Prohbiory law share these convictions 10
ber FULLEST extent Bur consider the question be Of
more Importance than any other consider pressing
more Others on The contrary give only
the s0undness oil our
positions they suffer themselves De away
by party ahnities, and partisan motives.
Let ~ such persons reflect that the question OF the Maine
law the only practical question Of state pole be decided
a this election and a The contests q parties and factions
be posou Of affairs and the conviction force Itself upon
Them that the only Issue prohibition prohibition"
All those who - 0ncerey opposed 70 the Maine law II
hey consistent 70 their opposition and wish TO give
effect for tho State ticket nominated by the liquor Dealers
and also for the other candidates endorsed by the organization
OF action the OF the liberal OF The state
rendered mpcraycly the that
among their opponenis We therefore oil who agree
with this question N discard forget differences
znd unite with IN upon the common platform Of opposition TO
despoiic and unjust legislation.
YOuMANs' ESSAY ON ALCOHOL.
The Tribune refers the letter OF Mr. E L. Youmans
addressed 10 Mr.. u. X DeAvsn. complete summary OF
be arguments In favor OF the Name law. Unt that Ia
swered In general and 10 detail all questions the subject
be regarded as perfnen Youmans has the field and
until be Is driven on presumpuous intruder dispute
honors. But must protest this style putting