New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
BREWERS CONVENTION.

TENDER FOR THE FOURTEENTH-ST. LOCOMO-
TIVE.
BUFFALO, July 9.-The second days session of
the Brewers Convention opened at O'Clock this
morning Edward Kistner OF Cincinnati in the chair
Frederick Lauer read report. Mr.. Causen, from the
Committee appointed to ascertain whether beer drunk
by the employees OF brewers is liable tax reported that
he had ascertalned from the Commissioner Of internal
Revenue at Washington that beer so drunk by employees
as follows Frederick Lauer, Reading, Penn; William
Massey and George BcrgneT, Philadelphia; u. Berst
NJ j.; II. Clausen, New-YOrk J. NJ Kelner and Edward
Krtner Cincinnat Jacob Schen Buffalo; r. Greenway,
HnSbSs Cleveland II gelzer Madison. OHIO Charles
G. stefe st. Louis H. b Miller and l. C. Hack Chicago;
c. j. Boss, Milwaukee, Wis; Peter Conetent Kentucky
DIR II f. Dreis Davenport, Iowa - Eldridge, Fon-du-
Lac, Wis; o. F. Melms Milwaukee, WIS.,. Boon, Colum-
bus Ohio; and l.. Wolff Lexington. Ky. The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas The records Of the Internal Revenue Department show that
The income derived By Government from the TAR on eec hqgG
during the past year has been largely excess Of the estimates Of PIE
Department previously madea tact wh can be sad OF og Slsr
the United constantly Threatened to have their property
in the most onae uqai.ou manner by many irresponsible
sn f9eifS S5sa 9s iP y D S aa 6a
sos"eSa Ra' upon '1 Sl G S 70 me- demands
ada barley greatly enhances the price material used by u.s. on
the recent legislation having OF further taxing
ssorsd That taxation Of ermeaicd liquor, internal revenue
and the collection Of tax thereon should be regulated o general
peeuee this respect bearing lightly as possible upon Interests rom
which 20 be derived cone arbitrary powers upoa ire
sponsbe officials and being arraUsed that fol omphlct ih
the OF the brewers practicable and can be enforced aDd al
prosecutions violations Of the Law should be notice to The person
thereby and be conducted In the Ordinary tribunals Of justice
That duty Canada harley should be reduced 70 I've oeu
bushe aud the legislation having the effect OF imposing Tar
upon malt Cancelled 80.
Rssord Executive Committee appointed by this Congress
take all steps r the purpose Of poeunng
the Internal Revenue and Ih laws as have been @
Gated
been demonstrated By the experience q al nations
that rrneues liquors has tendency cheek ntemptrahc
promote the temperance and A 20 con
thereof has become settled policy Of ever engene
place within feach Of ile WORKING classes Nhor
nutritious beverage possessing as cN intoxicating 4A ~
possible and for that TO tl malt hqHo Dot a. an Nce OF
Of the Of c therefore he ilhf
Resolved viii the uiure have 10 ne past
battle the promotion 81 The Of civil snl religions merry
throughout the United that wall an honorable means TO
deprive political putaa Of She poF - hf nave
exercised councils Of the political parties 10 ms count
that purpose will support no candidate i any Once "No
is Identified With that Liberal and narrow minded element
That effective organLsuou 81 brewers and ther business
be eyeV and county aud that he same
with s"c-tv md Organization ~hoe
object uphold promote The cause 81 civil AMI "as merry
and that Committee Of be appointed for each STATE With M
powers 10 organize cal state Convention whenever
Officers were elected for the ensuing year follows
Henry Causen President Frederick Schacfer Treasurer
and Richard katzen, Secretary, all Of New-1Ork. To
morrow the entire Congress will visit Niagara Fans