The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29
IA MEETING OF THE NE

"A Society held the evening OF the 10Th day Of octo
following address to the electors of the city and
county of New York was unanimously adopted
Our interests a class and the misrepresentation which
have often and 50 been made against us in
S o US y you some
law and tat Is our desire 70 have the ae in ardent spirits
epen to all without any restraint Ihs opinion Is erroneous.
table excise law that shall impose sauary restraints and safe
amount Of capital invested in estimated by
millions From The government derives large revenue:
years perseerng efforts have been made by our
crowned with Laws have been enacted prohibiting
gagged in the % The aoule Of Millions imposing
lanacsm Tune had control Of
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State, declared unconstitutional
of p si
property and those rights which the constitution guarantees
The result of combination was the formation of The
Liquor Dealers Society OF the city and county OF New York;
From he @ the cause Of o was rnas
sood increased in numbers and influence nnl the society
Of the highest personal wortnen independent In fortune,
The humber Of legal voters we cam present polls not
owing to the influence which CONTROL business Of
cause and the energy Of our action that the prohbory
OPPRESSION mas regeaed one year u az
But fnaticism was satisfied and in place Of that Illegal
still in force binding statute This act appears TO have
are 50 @ but few those who Wsd 70
sS WIN e ape eSR e ~ possibility do s0 and the re-
Such be the fate of every oppressive law under
government when those who wish TO comply cannot Tor tho
reason ~ that At il Is impossible to do So
body acting in concert exert upon the election Of
are determined to use the power we pos
hsr we are united and we know that our
have Intercepted every candidate for ONCE from the
Governor down tie lowest that by vote otherwise.
irrespective Of politics will our efforts 70 defeat them
what equitable. We proclaim in favor
Of excise law and stringent regulations TO he sale Of
one dictated by wisdom justice predcated
w the @ w @ se ss e he dsn
regarded and have felt and known that impossible TO
The result the ndiscrmnste sale liquor by
be dealers suffer from this ndiscrnnae traffic and a. So
ssy we are desoqs Of dealers from
such law and law with whose conditions proper persons
feel that the time for acting In concert has arrived and
rss Ssa are q onoe han s ,he merc Of
party pride and party success
demand justice That all and that shall strive
obtain through the influence Of the ballot box
CHATHAM BANK EIECTIoN.-THE ANNUAL ELEc-
n1.l election Will be- held at the banking house on Monday
- ''NN' - ' o. H. sCHREINER, Cashier.
EDWARD A. FRASER ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
s York. es Of ana
ed for purchase and mortgage loans.
ExCURsIoN-AMoNG OTHER EXCURSIONS OF THE
~ noticed that OF the Ford Guard, Tuesday
last and better looking orderly body of we
Witnessed They turned out forty muskes In command
Of Capt 0Donovan 70 whom great credit due for his mill
ary tastes and genemanly conduct They furnished
by Mr. Gormly foreman of the Second Avenue Railroad with
double deckers drawn by horses who them
70 the River House, Harlem where they conended for prizes
80 hs hose ea @ f s sa Of q s ss
Treasurer Mr. Ford which viii be distributed the members
Of the company themselves may decide.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE UNION BUILDING
Assocaton-The Board Of Directors Of the above Asso-
citation, demand from the shareholders that in
OF dues all due by them to said Association
accordance with act OF Incorporation Of said association passed
April TO- ISL Office los Mercer Attendance every
Tuesday evening, from o9 NJ
RoBT. THOMSON, Secretary.