New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Deck. q Adams W IN. II. McDoudd. Horae-
Wa BrowD John s;udwea, Chas. L. Franklin, John An
n,crapsn, VIM. Jones, Geo N. Mead
Eia Meeting Of the NEw-YORK LIQUOR DEALERS
@ Se cwns pe Sn .d. S to Sc ' Ee @ Of Inc cy d
County q Ne~.fo,k va. v.I unanimously adopted;
Our interests clsss and the Misrepresentation Which
asve often end peTscvengy been made against
auee present TO you some facts which consider worthy
your consideration.
BY many that are oPPoea p any excise law
open all without ay This opinion
bic excise law ttat sSs mposs sa9tsy fesin:s and safe
guards rpou all who are engaged in :he business
millions. Prom it The Government derives large
year. pere,ers oTs been ad BY our LcsaSre to
oppess and embTas those who engaged In the sale Of
srowped with success Laws bsye BEEN eHsced Posb8s
the sse Of Of ardent sh us the III properly Of those en-
penalties than usually awarded 70 high rnsde
our sure and In reckless enacted those
whh subsequently, by the highest Judicial tribunal Of
Upon the passage Of the Prohbtory Liquor Law the inter
Of those engaged in the traffic q ardent spirits compel
their and those rights whiea the Constitution garsn-
The reu. Of that combination formation Of The
Liquor Dealers Society Of the City and County Of
FROM combination unde s,ood
increased in numbers and influence until the Society 1un
hshest personal wortnen independent IN fortune and pos
The legal present the polls
lees than ten thousand.
and the energy Of scton that the Prohbtoy
hw ser struggling through Of inefficient attempt
But fsDstcis satisfied and in place of that Illegal
s. IN ose Binding stu This act appears 70 nave been
framed d. OI oPP1es:9n i en- & are 20
with he terms could by possibility do so and the result Is
Such be every oppressive law under
Government when those who with comply Cannot for the
reason that 1t is impossible TO do so.
Under these circumstances, being Of the influence
body acting in concert exert the election Of our
~ ooerce justice Of their hands
Upon t6is question united, and know that in
We have nterogated every candidate for office from the
Govemor down TO the that by
influence unless pledges satisfactory ire
sIeetive of politics win efforts to defeat them
Il fair and equitable We proclaim that in favor
excise law and stringent regulations as to the sale Of
liquor, but want fair law, not an oppressive one.
We want one dictated BY wisdom and Justice not one psa
Of such laws for the last two years We have seen them
openly desaoed and have felt and known that It was
7he result has been the sale Of liquor by
ssss ssssT. uast as Il rom III.
desrons Of preventing uDhcensea dealers rom
preventing by heavy and severe penalties Let such "
law with whose conditions proper persons can comply
We feel that the time for acting has arrived and
that our interests compel this and that our inter
Of Importance than the mere sshcSon 0 party
When power is once known we win be in position to
obtain through the influence Of the bs9 W vos pre.aan
Gvsrxvus a. RArz, Recording Secretary.
Republican Executive Committee.-The Executive
Committee vii hSa Meeting at No, Sa sTSsayIy 3a sAd
f,Ily reauested. D. d. I. MARSHALL, Chairman
Tsss.id. 9tsss n; FCsp, s.Han Secretaries.
Fh bF Hr sDs sss those
s'iP III MhhT1SG q Wsssnsen s
~ O'Clock The following distinguished speakers VIII be present
The ssia' Hon DANiEL GILMAN the Hon JAMES BAR
KhR Judge SAp the Hon GslgEEI vEs psAs6 ss
Rufus Ruff ): ASbEEMs, s:S, RcHARpA LARaEMoRE'
Chairman Committee on Ratihsston
The With and XIIith Wards w meet a, ondeEdonks and
proceed nom thence in body
Third Ward Republican ,As-ocia,ics.. -1ATrFN
EVENING at Ssocs at the Ohio House No Ioa Warren.
Pubciual s;tsn dance Is rec ,,o,.rn p,,,
john Nj. CosrAi Secretary X. COULD, PRESIDENT.
Sixth Ward Republican As.ocialiou will meet at
Their ssdqus1telt FRI O,Y add SATURDAY EVENINGS
'i 0'lOel at No 1SI psFlD Fi 5 * Ibds, tenn
THos MoGRAss RossET woopsURY Secretaries
sIaIE Ward Republcnn., Attention :-ARRANGE-
Count, CoDs,sssan. and ali Other ,LL0Ts viii be hand
fr delivery from sunrise 70 s9D.rt ct toe NO %
Ssrs :ss %.;s a." and ROBERT IRWIN INV s
.ess. 1sa ftoSssI,sr. =; ssGS1s Secretaries.
The sIxGa ard Republican Association yiIl meet Gee
:; Ser M sTi no q r.aIs ,s III bo opd 10 S
NJ ROBBERY IRWIN, PRECEDENT
Sais.s: G. ssss.I4,ss r rscJ j. }seal''.rl'.
sixieeush Ward -rbe RePubo.n Association meets In
Hifreeerfers Rooms T. 2cS eth sy, EVERY EVENING, At
Rally to the support ofh veg men end RePrsIss9 principles
hsfr; A. s. coasss ossss0s' Seer si'a'.
Republican Raiinca, hoo Mestns,SIhse WI n Z EN
Nc OF
ING al No ie6 Sprprst ht Tompsou aud SUN
for Il. purpose Of indoI.ns n aooon CaSd.e for Ccpst,
rom the lid District.
The youns Mems Ashl, nd RepnsHe,a,n nm C'no 81
Nhgs Couny will meet a, He sf : n ,is 1 -. rrsJ
to The uSioN MASS MEETING. o boaeld at Musical Hall
.oper Fulton and oTsnge SIS Em eT .gsFVT Pre,Ssnt
tor the occasion BY order. JOSH Td g. he'eeA''
}. OAkLrY NooYNE Secretary.
Brookl, n.-The Ninth Ward r tt,csps ~ meet q
Holasr. Hoei fultonas., sArU sSAl hIhniSo. 49, a.
Scsocs 70 complete Their arrangements ~Ae eN'A'
BAILY J. HATH AWAY. President
Finh Assembly District. - kePa6.ieen Reg
ulAr Nomination.
For Assembly.
ARTHUR j. DELANEY.
sGULAR UNION ANTI-LEcoMPToN H9iNSATIoN.
For CoHeresa
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON.
Eish'h 6 6Co%nSre~.,o.ai ing Di.trict,
l<-h, lttA l9h, 2lst, ard IA W ads
HORACE y. CLARK.
ThirS ConEressierai District.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN ANrILE> COMPTON, MOAI-
NATION.
k;, lid, iiId. Vth and vllIth Wards
ANDREW BLEaKLEY
Eighth Ceneres.iennI District.