New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
11olitiCal Notices.

| s1 80 p~r ssnarn Single Copies SIX Cents.
political Nctires.
Ms Meeting Of the NE"-Yoak LIQUOR DEALERS
~ "a lono~ ing address b the Electors Of -se City and
~ rsre.ts elsss AID the misrepresentation which
- prs.en oy0u feet which we consds worthy
yvosed by many Tia, We opposed any excise lsw
~ tss desre 70 have ths trsito IN ardent splits
on the contrary decidedly In favor Of fair aud eqts
~ szoise law that shall impose ,sasIy restraints eno sa;e
TIE scuni Of capital Invested IN the trade e'ims:ed by
dous Prom Il The Government derives large revenue
- peIe,erns efforts been made by Legislature TO
s1,fsss and ,Hbass hoe who engaged in the sse OF
s.wp.d with Laws have been enacted prohibiting
ale Of 'as1t .r orsDs ,Sf o pn, PrTL@y @ Dss ina
Sss more severe than usually swsTded to hugh nsde
~ Lesure and i,s reckless enacted those laws
vAb quenty by the highest Judicial tribunal o olI
Ceon lhe passage the ohibory Liquor Law the inter
- those engaged In the traffic Of ardent spirits compel
sE property ihO.e right. which the Consultation
Sbs Ts,a Of that combination was the formation Of Ths
Hasor Dealers Society Of the City and County Of NowYoIk"
~, r. momeIt the csuss Of our combination was undessood
sressed IN numbers and Influence until the Society mum
hehe personal worthm,n Ddepcnden, in fortune, and poe
apsssd Of great political influence
s number o legal voters present c. the polls not
~ than thOussDd.
h OWING 70 the influence which We control the u.,nes q
b. srer struggling through one year OF inecient attempt at
b., fsnsticia .a,hed snd IN place Of that Illegal
~ grossly oppr.ove iD s irssses was ensed and
ssnoDay framed for oppression It's requirements are 20
ypssve that in bot few those who wished comply
s ,hs be- ave s'h' Is 40 W ana ''' '''n "
Such BE- Tho fate Of every oppressive law under
yko
Isss0p that it is impossible to do
UudsI these eieum.tsees being aware OF the Influence we
rsvesntse' determined - the power possess
beoeree Justice a. their hands.
Upon this question united, and know that In
ssrlon' there Ia " strength"
We have uterossed every candidate for Office from the
eo,po down to the loves, that by oserwise
s. Influence and unless their pledges satisfactory ire
~ feel y a.lied in this course nothing what
fair and equitable. We proclaim tsat in favor
SsSr iS but We want sT law not an Oppressive one
s.,sd folly aud faiatcism We have the evil effect
II such laws for the sst two years. We have seen them
7e result has been the ipdiscrmuste sale Of liquor by
asas suffer from TIT. afc and society
desous Of preventing unlicensed dealers from selling
psyepiis IL by heavy and penalties Let such Law
scA law With whose condhions proper persons can comply
feel that the time acting In has arrived and
Nst interests compel 10 THE and that our inter
80 importance Qualification Of party
When once inown We win be in position to
demand justice. That all AK and that snail rye 10
sbAin through the hhnenoe oi the tsA3, p,s.
orsTAvrs A. RATz, Recording Secretary
o. Ohio Bos,e No. ioSWmren 81, ON MONDAY EVENING
Nov 4 AT o'clocL Pupctual attendance IL requested.
JoHH h Cosr., Secretary. H. .. GOULD fresident
Ash hssdqnsiie,s On iRIo sDs SATURDAY EVENINGS,
DAVID b. DWiRE, Chairman pro TEN.
Tsoa McGRaSE, RoBEsf WOODBURY., Secretaries.
,,ssin,h Ward Regnblicars, Attention 1ARRAS0E-
County Consi.son. and ali other ,LLoTs viii be hand
br delivery io at he Headquarters No. 81
and RoBERT SSIhi
Az. Az. flos9sIur 3 rGS1, Secretaries.
Twelfth Msrd Repahcan Assccta.io% As A!enr
W. Z. PABoR, Sec. JACOB FISHER, Presiden1
The Fourth Ward Republicans Of Brcokiyn.-
sPsss Mssins Of ' A'9eis9D III Dc 6e'd M s M.s
Sssstns sIene requested By order OF ne SSnn,.e
aIn; Of sf Tfnh .s %"rt ms. %
Cenhhn Hall g Atlantic and smi,hss will be held
as S H. and ~ na 70
sss sesd s,Ssd JAMES III arnREY e:q Con
srs and General DURYEA candidate fr the Assembly
a. a. 'sSssd ss%ts TO 's snssn RafsSn tS'
ssoxp,' y s. LiTTIEJoHN, HENRY HILL. and ).
Ssa.x N0OTSE sk ssi H o"s
Finh Assembly Disirtct.- Democratic RePaOAcan Reg
Fnr Assembly
ARTHUR }. DELANEY.
Third Cous ressispai District. .
REGULAR UNION ANTI-LECOMPT0N NOMINATION.
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON
Eishth Congregational District,
i2sh, is;h lstb, 2is, and I'D wArds
Foy CoR9yess;
HORACE r. CLARK.
- Thlrd Censres.iSrei Di.tric,: 49,,
As0uLAA hkfoSIioNSk NsrioN. HStiLN'oAfioN "0"'
Lat, I'D. Illd, Nth and With WEdA
For Cens,s.
ANDREW BLEAkLEY.
Eiehis enie " ard Democratic Mhix Nomination
1M Assembly, 0EoRGE OPDYkE: ,,,
Wa CoNKLiy, Secretary.
rwen,y.nrst Ward Tax.Payer's Association
XVI ps;sct-kor Member q Assembly,
= AUGUSTUS FACE
Ts the Electors Of the Fifteenth Assembly Dis
tct.- ~ noiorey snd reetei .tsi !e Ce.eS' o
EsYorl DO rot ray scen; attention ie character OF me
Ruops selected Representatives 20 our sse Lrssaar.
The poripson Assembly given to almost any applicant
Thu wrong oW whole social system depenes upon the ~"
saAlng power We want sbo, ctacact a-c nnfoS !. Io
e.a 81 Albany others ought 10 BE- inrused win te
ssnS.. AID issponste office OF iessor Such nan W
saIfhfN 5 CHlLDS whom without respect 20 more party
80 Recommend % ,he electors tor theh 'ut'sscs
tle en-uiDE election
dH0s b. VAN BuREN JOHN DAVENPORT,
SOnN IL v0kis(0M, DASL II. r. MARSHALL,
o. nIIIddhhSVGf, EDWARD " BLOOM
1nDxH ~ a. ohHb ga, A. BRiNCXERHoFP.
SorNnr vSr,-p n tuh.hhtAN' Nm. A. DARLING,
ssEfrr II cbbdisvp ) u. PISCkNEY,
CAM - ~, q. {. SAVAGE