New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-01
Business Notlre 8.
ppou,ptr,ov ASD THE POLITICIANS.


m e,snpe pIe,sntsd BY the PTohib tim party ought to
.e. Al. LIQUOR Desiers Of tn ger lowing heir
,.,jo, 10 f INTO he hands OF politicians; VII oo'y ri 20
obtain cor OIL Of it, order ,h. they mag maks it ub'srv
TO their purpose Tho leaders who fcr )Te time directed
the Prohbitoy bad mnegei TO 'ez' upon pea'
dice famed The point OF fsnasi'm b. Continued asanoa
and hsa used valuable accessory 70 ther 'che " for me
attainment Of WEI They saw the strength Of he feeling
end ing fo quotes or p-rhsp not hAVir
s.sacy 10 oresee they the sowns ore u
until be came p'ssion wacn form mi, ass
obt.iLbg INN eoiste expression 10 Ttev van I'd
r, bsb, what The leaders had noe cacuiat7d o. lhe
inc ,b,, vie va but they idea s'ttos
so Don a. 70 efee aud assistance VI 3sv
could not Aay. Of them ytided 70 rs my r ga T.
sought refuge fro h on me oPg mo he sscoad Off g OF
tie by the .drJit manner in whiel De toot 1890
lbs Prohibition feeling had NJ soDer Dec me 81 ny "a
tsn tuned his back nempuCusy the fends Eno hsu
elevated tim doubt coz uist,1g ~ pnibi
ont co III m.eves by ref cOs h1 goitlcisni were
always slippery Ow 80. , 70 se ITO 81 own .ad. ADD
svc1eedsd in passing the aV IN spite OF ta7 u rb
recresley Of The lines Is no" ~ GapieSd ~ ~
10 ey en- hing tn gDesoD which cen "a o. @ to
man oS s k into s cssce conpsa
With the Liquor Law, which direct 81 c. a. all
Is ssf Time. Gao vote column clumn 70 The dl'
non Of uL which, bo@ev.r iGPoI AT N rs MI ns
,esnl,s scrcsy h. any pe'elt ngbiaca ice shl hud
sipse line r tee vi aod bs,uhs Of prohoi5ln' We
have heard Of men hehhs over ,oo me- .ipS
LSu - II bsn IL urb he'd by ed tor Of Tas Tines,
He scarcely 20 know that thsTe Is any sucn
or ieea Of the Maine Liquor law lie pr Dio unaware
n AT any law passed, or pobsb ha1 60 ne
rs.ssd or not While Prob tiousts are nakos tbs
ir voca with their appeals in favor OF the Az auo tn5I
Pronunciation Of an the seller end the opp nens
Of the law ibveigng against Us uocoostidconan!y
and iDjurce, he rsmans ehnningy obvious anu 9I5
n,es the ques ion re the only point on wnch
Ny de-. sct msrsst m ing, itade in striking degree
Awsy. the especial Champion 0f Prohibilot-pstnaP' us
Originator this -ateth pap does not dehoefaoy tet
euush no sspd alone IL sill exhbits t4ces OF parental
affection every week more endssvors 1terpoe
scsd But the The 1RBUNs are MT by
that that they displayed when ffonD) IN
es are lee. qusnt aud lees Wig ,han
before the birth OF its SECOND chic fusion rs,nse we
tboes Of dou bic pTUrtion may have been 700 ucn OI
contribution, bu The wit winch hglg N OendIt
Endon nsistt with this theory. The fac that
THE hos begun to affect toe ways OF pocsu
year thought nothing OF so much nPoAnc ~ ~
paramount all Others aod which II had de'e ne1 snou oe
TIE policy Of the state Ths year II hs sung
cb In inheritance have become OF secondary instead
Of primary In Iced rHf TRBUNG, with N tn
hesitation. Of CONT unltiOn Is true, has eynced Wiling
ness even 10 sectfce order the OF the
Pus ticket At the Fusion Convention It's editor SPOKE ana
voted agss masng PROM bit paIt Of the platform tnooth
lie CONSENTED to permit the p'ase OF 'esouon e
principle staple expression Of opnyn on the part OIL 1e
Conyepon TBE r. IBUNE aerward offended this
TIE might preudcod tn chan OF the
by driving of voter, OF run sen inent'
soste with them, def nj them and even sapp them
for ce boufh until recently they we're the ooecs OF us o
hitter inv, i've furious denuocaOn Tue TRIBUNE, not
Its assumptions h- contrary evidently not
with any very decided conviction that mionty Of
the nee pie fav of the Maue Liqu Law
Had uy houeht would have willing 10 oc1rpo
rate the prI clip Prohibition into is platform That 1t re-
fused TO shows that has confidence in IT'S own ase
tons this point Trly the rformeTs are no more s'ln
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