The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
CITY POLITlC s.

CaHcus Of Mozart Delegates TO the Demo.
cratic Convention mt Albany. &
Tho Mozart delegation TO the Democratic State Con-
vention to convene Albany on the Sd inst met ct
half-past three p NJ yesterday Mozart Hall. Ben
jamin Wood chosen Char man, and Messrs. Daniel
NJ Porter and Solomon Noble appointed Secretaries.
On motion the list OF delegates, mo from each As
sembly district in the city, Who it was known would
attend tho Convention was made from the regularly
elected delegates and aiternates The following names
constitute tins list as revised = g -. grs st
Benjamin Wood, N. Spaulding, Robert D. Livingston,
George shea, Daniel n. Porter, Solomon 3. Noble,
thomas Kivin, Charles Moore LOWS NJ Mares Michael
Tuomey, Michael Mad4an, VIM. Williamson. Daniel
O'Reiy, Frederick Zmmer, VIM. Culligan, VIM b.
Aiken, Edward Fitzpatrick VIM NJ Acintire, l. Ed.
ge-son, Andrew J.Hoiey, Joseph KING
1t moved and carried that pari0r he engaged by
telegraph at the Deasa House for Of the dee-
gates during the Convention, and that when they ad-
evening So a stss
Meeting Of the Liquor Dealers, Associn ton
Preparations for the Fall Cnmpaign-Pr0hi-
bition and the Constitutional Convention.
The monthly meeting Of the above named association
held last night 100 Hester street. John H. Tegsn,
Vice President, in the chair The attendance Of
bes large 10 hear the repor Of shc committee that
had been Constitutional Convention AZ Albany.
The Secretary stated that the committee had failed
procure hearing before the committee Of the t0nvcn-
tion in consequences OF the ndsposon Of Judge Smith,
counsel to shs association. The committee had how.
ever, agreed and submitted declaration Of their
grievances and the remedies they sought, which the
Secretary read as follows 4i 4a4s
We the question Of prohibition Of the sale
Of Wines spirtoous and matt liquors shall be definitely
settled by clause IN the constitution that for
revision, the validity OF the restrictive prohiDory
laws II any such be attempted 70 be enacted by the
LegsAture sha not b., ss heretofore, possible CUES
tion to be settled by anv courts Of Law. y,
We ask that restrictions Or disabilities may be
allowed 70 be imposed upoa The traffic In Wines sptu
malt liquors, except such may be absolutely
required looking the preservation OF peace quiet and
good order at ths exact places Of use or consumption
from making any but Uniform avs on the sub
ject Of such restrictions or the "a 90 Of taxa
ton commonly anS known owl excise SonssaSsn.
aud the collection VI excise shall only b. through
the medium Of the local authorities Of each county.
combined sosos By the qaer dealers q the approach
ing election, and II view II soch combination ths fol-
ssssivss That shs BIG i've conu,.ss DO in.russ.a 20
PROFOUND 70 candidates fJr LAssture categorical
he question Of resurrection probationary issisiancn and
:sp;s y ssds The matter q 'ns p'ssss As'roDoiL
( The German Democraaic Organisations. y
Tho German democratic are. - already reported, 70.
presented in this CITY BY csasl orysnlza,iona The
one N the Union Democratic Central COMMITTEES, Of
which Coroner Schrmsr chairman. and the ohsr the
German Stale Campaign Organization, Of which Mr.
Joachimson Is tho presding oncsE Each OF tness has
appointed twsntyons delegates 70 represent their
cttsents the Democratic State Convenon at Albany
on Thursday. Last night meeting OF the combined
delegations Of botn organizations heldat lhe Ger
mania Assembly Rooms A. N. woltmann occupied the
chair. and resolutions adopted united
action the part Of both decgatons also embracing
the views to be presented to the state Convention.
Coroner Schrmer appointed chairman OF the dele.
gstion and Z committees Of arrangements appointed,
composed Of Mcssrs. Jacob Tebacher, Jacob Kohler
Maschowsky, Henry Peters, Tautphaeus, the chairman
Of the meeting and the presidents OF both
Tho delegation will be In during tho
~ the Delavan House, In Albany, where rooms have
been s-cured for that purpose.