The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-14
LARGE AND ENTHUSIAS-

$E ID Al a LARlIE AND Elm 1HCSlAS-
~ tic meeting of the LIQUOR DEALERS OF BALTI.
MORE the following preamble and resolutions passed.
uhereds this meeting having convened for the purpose
of taking into consideration the Objectionable features of an
act OF the Legislature recently passed entitled AN Act
regulate the issuing Of Licenses Ordinary Keepers
Traders and which act oneraes nridonsIv
uusty upon the personal rights and business pursuits
OF large and industrious class of useful and tax
ana whereas it is desirable plainly and proper
set Orth 10 our fellow citizens generally the grievance
of which complain
Therefore be it Resolrd, That this meeting declares the
Lohowng TO he the principles which it subscrbs the
foundation of the Doctrines which it will adhere and by
winch each OF its members will nhexibly governed:
f"St.-Ne hold 1t to be an naienable right of every
man to pursue and cherish his individual mental and
physical health according dictates of his own con
science ana Judgment and that he who pretends to mete
out 10 ms eSnor an arbitrary rule of mental physical
endowment arrogates to himself despotic right not au
thorized by natural or artificial law
Sscond-Every man, member of society is legally
entitled to pursue such honest business or can m IN M
Judgment may be best adapted to his circumstances and
mos likely to furnish comfortable support To him and
his family and any law operating individually upon any
Individual or upon any pursuit or business, oppressive
and unjust and ought by all lawful proper means to
be resisted set aside and rendered imperative
7Hrd-It is the duty of every member society ac-
corGng to his means and ability to contribute deray
the just expenses of Government but any law which by
protesting to correct supposed evil nicts through the
medium of collection of unequal and revenue
pecunary punishment class of citizens do not
admit the evil alleged is arbitrary, oppressive and un-
just destructive of individual right and runous to the
social commercial, and industrial pursuits of the
munity.
FOth-If the sale of spurious or fermented Houors
be in itself evil and injurious to society the State
through the baot-box ought entirely suppress the evil
not coin it to her advantage by sharing the traffic
and deriving increased from alleged pernicious
habits the part of her citizens Such sys
TEN is mean and demorazing and will fail here has
FUh.-Iaws which encourage breach of themselves
by holding out to participant nformers nehaf of the
penalty of their infringement are but inducements
ruphon and perjury Under any circumstances
wise to do evil that good may come but that
suth source should derive only shocks the
moral but places honest in the power MERGE
nary villansa principle utterly at variance with the
purpose for which government is instituted.
SiIh.-Conceving the act entitled IAN Act to regu-
late the issuing of Licenses Ordinary Keepers and
Traders to be partial unequal and unjust and passed
for the express purpose of operating injurously upon
class of citizens, who during the fiscal year ending the
Both of September 1857 paid into the State Treasury the
large sum OF So 49l AS, being nearly onerd Of the
tire of the State deem it due to ourselves
families and society," to resist the nquitous exacon of
Law manesty passed for the purpose of destroying our
business.
Therefore Resolved That committee of five be appoint
ed by the Chairman Of this meeting with power to collect
funds necessary to expenses and employ and obtain
the legal opinion of counsel the constitutonay of the
act entitled IAN Act to regulate the issuing of Licenses
Ordinary Keepers and Traders and such other legal ad
vice under all the circumstances of the may be
deemed expedient and proper and report at adjourned
Resoired That these proceedings be published in the
daily papers of Baltimore. NJ. GIDELMAN, President
1t WM HEBDON, Secretary
1~pHEAD QUARTERS, FIRST LIGHT
| w BRIGADE NV.
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1853
The Field Officers attached the First Light Brigade
1l.
Law Grays on FRIDAY, the 10th inst, at o'clock, for
the purpose of recommending the Governor suitable
person Brgadier General, Brigadier General N
Hickman resigned.
BY order JOHN W. WATKINS.
apl41t Col CONG First Light Brigade, NJ. V.
1-DNOTICE.-To the wholesale and retail
~ liquor dealers restaurant and ordinary keepers
You requested to attend adjourned meeting at the
Maryland Institute. this wednesday, evening
o'clock Business of the utmost Importance claims
attention.
BY order of NJ GIDELMAN,
apl4tf President.
| l-pNOTlCE.-W desire to inform the pub
~ lie and parties interested that the Sth inst we
permitted by advice of counsel, accepances of
for S525 five hundred and twenty five dolar) EACH Civ
en- to James Montgomery of New York go protest.
said drafts having been obtained by false representations
and the consideration therefor having entirely failed with
hope of indemnity in of payment by US belev
ing said accepances to be the property of the
holder. We prepared to all just demands upon
US, upon presentation at our counting room.
1 LEE WELBY,
Proprietors of the Telegraph Mills
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1858. ap12-3ts
1~p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per Ship ANN
w. f. HOOPER" from Liverpool, will please take no,
Book All goods not permitted within that time will be
| sent to Public Store under general order.
J. HOOPER 4 co,
Commercial Building,
| apI24t Cav street
3-DLOUDON PARK CEMETERY COMPANY,
! ~ BALTIMORE, APRIL Sth, 1S5S.-The Stockholders
of this Company hereby notified that ELECTION
| FOR SIX MANAGERS, to the ensuing year. will
be held at the Office of the Company, TUESDAY, tho
10th inst, between the hours of 10 and u o'clock
STEPHEN PRYOR,
APPS l3151719 Secretary