The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-16
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.


Board adjourned TIL Friday next
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
Meeting or the Board OF Excfse-Five
Hundred Additional Licenses Grant
ed-Intsresting Correspondence between
A. Oakley Hall, District Attorney, and
jackson 8. schultz, President OF tho
Excise Board-The Right CT the Attor-
ney to Appear the Part or the Prose-
cution, So.
The Board of Excise met yesterday afternoon Prcs.
dent SCHULTZ In the chair The minutes Of the last meet
ing were approved as read.
Commissioner MAssIERRE reported the Of Fulton
street liquor dealer who had taken out his license and
paid the required fee but that he about to sell
out and DESTROYS Of ascertanipg whether he could
transfer his license to another party whose application
had been approved: The matter was referred 10 the
counsel for his opinion
tons reported avorably five hundred applications,
four hundred and nine OF which for Now York. and
nnetyone for Brooklyn These were confirmed by the
attorney Bliss then read tho following correspondence
o1x aO M sc eden 81 tho Board
OF heth In relation 10 the right OF the Attorney TO rep
Iesentne Board In the case OF certain parties therein
mentded who arrested for violation Of tho Excise
| law
Mr. scnvLrs's TIE DISTRICT A,1onSEr o,,
A. 0asTs Haul ESQ. District Attorney for the city and
sIRA objection was taken yesterday agains. the at
thy IN s cs e
.Gns oes made that authorized to appear m
c out "a S Sa sc S a
se pctl~ In Of the Cases. and allowed without
In ord to obviae such technical objections, have the
Bss Attorney Of the
Tor s o T q fs s
his s Sessions md the poles courts or IL you deem
W ,,nias ipecia cases:Jule Bonner, Andrew Ryan,
phi aeiler, Samuel Healey Frederick Bush and
Also aqssoIty the complaints pending against
be preferred rSs' for Go Violations aSa S Of % on
Ir. Bliss wn of course, make to you -. r.,or o. ,s.
from u' Very respectfully yours sS SSs scHuI"
REPLY o. NEW ss h Sos1 Cry Mayl, 1866
perceive has been dupc by letter and therefore
precautions exclusively raisns to public interests have
Ss to the sc A Sa
often counermanded, when complainant has concurrent
mhers
Of e sss when S To-
the G s for the P1p as
Ledwth, as quoted IN your esteemed favor;
THE a as r to are Do no pps al
new 3Si BY dssas f
lows the
Tsas~Because their action only preliminary not
Soad-Becausc the cases involving difficult questions Of
ss are f saa sr a
,:s %sfS ss s
II s sss pubic si s
ether y ycl asssianss and particularly SO
ID honor Be- with
seurrz Of Se Metropolitan
Nh. scnuL1z's SECOND LETTER.
A. oAKEr Han, Fsq District Attorney - ''''
sm-four, Of the nth 10 reply to mine Of date s
briefly your facts Of he esae ''t
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o 81 ass ss tho
same nve y nov been obliged TO adj
mus s f me 1na
Wi SsS@ issa Z Ns
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II the PEOPLE and md the law ss and
there i not ' only sea, aanssr SS
Ts ,a se ga y aoan many case: viii
&C.. to Ss;s as na q:
introduce moral reom but o. h more eny
Than burden OF taxation. they should Sc
oriSei on 2erchant ~ '-'' " ''A'a up0" 0'nA
have powerful associatlons behind them no poltics
power 70 WELD prestige derived from long
safely s IT, chances saside bal Win In tSe H my
D sp1o ous one a a ss %so No
aa s,n Be s1%sAssa With = se1, sse long
powerful association they seek 70 Keep safe from the
pSdsce require that haiti those U who up
hold and enforce the laws should be represented against
=. was such these which led
euson you have arrived At cannot hut hope you viii yet