New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
BREWERS NArIoNAL CONGRESS.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Congress of Brewers of the United States
met Yesterday morning, at o'clock, IN Newark N j.,
the President Mr.. Kistner Of Ohio In the chair Inc
Committee appointed the preceding day to draw up
constitution for the government OF the National Associa
tion presented their report The proposed constitution
provides for board Of officers to govern the society,"
consisting OF President Treasurer Secretary and an
Executive Committee. The report Of the Committee in
cuded preamble to preface the constitution. and IN
this the objects Of the society arc fully set FORTH as
follows:
The orniran Of association is based the acknowledgment
0 ,t mutual cobeon is rendered necessary such where
the means individual insufficient % attain certain enA
Of brewees separately are unabe 70 eIete'e
ase,s R5S2, 15Gf.'S ofSb. .a AZ 'O' | |'''4'''
That sppesrs especially necessary the brewing taie that '
public Amiustrston this branch Of business y o. eoll
ally ereug direct well Indirect Influence 10 political and
That through Association the Legislative bodies and public
officers N have an oPpotaP'y o. ie9u,ans nd
ueIpernes having ftqueuy led aId EAI htaI .eAl 70 is'
That for these the United states
should act harmony brig The Aatbondes 70 better IN
derstsnd0g Of the true Interests la.o'l shl go W.. -, 49,
with practical NATION, aud prevent Tie passage psrneos "
T " 5,t me based upon the experience Of civilized
nations generally established that the feented beys
ages prevents ntenpees and promotes real Temperance ald that
Of freedom Of conscience and Of trades be defeated
consideration Of their draft of Constitution
postponed until the next meeting OF tne Congress.
Treasury Of $64, and the aggregate receipts oi last
Tie Committee on Resolutions presented tho follow
ing which was unanimously adopted: +, c.... .....
bed have heretofore peooel he Coness Of the Ild Stts, o
the tsIson Of liquors should not longer Be
Submitted to 1Iey .ss a pon OF oar business 10 soo.e.
qusce Of the goande action Of isnoas' sai ,epoaos @ %,sn
Hea, aud hosorahs record as national tar
pves Of the E lnsas Reveuue act 'boH BY
Toe records 9i u. Ds ] an 5r S, b,Spss ,bogsb ",
planned Of ths rate o. '.lo, 3 ~ PVr,sbJ ,
European country but have swsys been i5y and Ng
c for ofou common Government aud the aage
the national debt Tor the o. ns % No. hs st, &
ges, importance Of granting Us Tie legislative Iehei asked i
a TIE market reports for II, past few year, have not only
49, IN, United states il inadequate Of
while scarcity and proe Of tls article u increased tls
lev has been further enhanced by recent Congregational legislation IN fea
R,d That our naSucures should be treated upou
principle adopted By evsry eanghtleo aa
aIu; but that the taxes thereon shoad s LEVIED sni 10
md secular mode Of our business bearing lightly possible
upon from which th revenue i bs collected eleo
prosecutions in the ord1su tribunals o us aud on 'an;
thereby and being arranged 10 such simple form ih'' full compliance
soire reduction Of The duty Canadian barley and
repeal essential modification Of The act commonly but eoaeou
s sinpeHtTey demsndsd by tho interests Of trade
be hereby empowered take al steps which may BE-
come revision Of the laws o. ibe United states
WRerea ii" i AZ undesirable fac. that beverage vogu.
marked influence their character aud
and Institutions that tbs Of fernsnted
liquors tendency suppress usually excited By the To-
d geuce m distilled quors thus checks and
true tmpance and that In consequence Oi
and appreciation Of this h has become the settled
porg Of enlightened within reach Of the
wholesome and nutritious beverage few
intor eating qualities possible; therefore
Res0led That hereby rsrae aud reafm our standing
purpose that We s c0utuu 10 ihs future
battle for the promotion o cf and religious liberty
jiitoi that will all honorable
deprive political And puaua temperance Of the power hsy
have so Iop eIerrsed 81 political parties Of this
that will candidate for
ohes den6I viii that ber aud minded element
maintained u state and County aud That The
sane act 10 every Society and organization whose object
uphold and promote the Of civil a1d religious liberty and
81 Eve be appointed for each btte with iu power 10
Convention whenever
R0red viii psOnIe sustain al php0 advocating tie
sWs yy entertained will btst eIeiUni
g 10 the moi Of on public great
country would derive from settled governmental policy In &C
cOfisuce With ylewS
tive Committee submit the subject OF founding school
FOR brewers in or near the City of New-EOrk,
Mr. Lauer, OF Reading Pa urged the necessity OF pac
ing before the brewers throughout the country, the
were read frOn the Hon. James Brooks, the Hon. Fer
nandO Wood and from prominent hop and malt dealers
throughout the country, fayOrng the revision OF the
tariff upon this article. The officers OF the Central Com
mttee whose headquarters Will hereafter be IN New
York were reelected, the Hon. Henry Claussen, Prcs
dent; Richard Katzonmeycr, Secretary Frederick
SchaefteT, Treasurer.
The Congress then adjourned to meet IN Davenport,
Iowa I'm the Spring Of year In tho afternoon the
delegates visited OF the principal browcries IN the
city aud suburbs and in the evening farewell banquet
was given at Brenner's Hotel
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