, 1873-08-16
THE SALOON-Ix1sEpERS.

Meeting OF tlle e l4fbcrnl-r1indod Cit1-
xcsas - -- Indignation E5ecunso Tho
urosvcr1 Eail to Como u Dosvn--A Cozl.-
Ma1tfco Appointed to Ask NIlera1 for
CnnRl--The Treasury Empty - Tiae
Gernlnn-Amoricnn Central Commits
tee Hnvatei1 to TWnf1e Up--A NaQss-
nlootimE Ordered.
Tho Association Of I.lboral-Mindcd Oitizons
(Vcroin Froisinnigcr Burgor) hold their rogular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, at Swias
Hall, No. 45 North Clark street, r. A. Hoffman,
Jr., tho President, in tho chair.
The minutes of tho lust moeting woro not road,
because tho secretary was not present.
Mr. e. 4. Horn reported that htr. Wilder, tho
Attorney Of tho Associntion, Ind neglected tho
oasos Of Knougle aud HonRohol, who wore 1inod
$50 for violating tic Sunday Inv, which amount
had now to bo paid By tho Society. Ho, thero-
fore, moved tint tho bill presented by mr. Will
dor bo not paid until tho Judiciary Committee
has investigated tho matter, aud, If they find Mr.
Wilder guilty of neglect. the amount to lo do
Quoted from his foea. Tho motion was unani-
mously adopted.
11r. r. eclwarz made q complaint that certain
young men woro going around tho saloonB ropro-
scouting themselves collectors Of the Society.
Mr. Tcnioeclek did not think any aaloo.l-
keopcr foolish enough to be takon in by such
fellowa.
IL 4tIt9E HAa IGAA 44tAl ILL., 41s ulGLZ, IGHlEQluE
his position as Recording Secretary, us lliu busi-
noss waa such as to prevent him to perform his
duties satisfactorily.
On motion Of hlr. Korn, Mr. Metz wae re-
quested to continue to nct MS Secretary because
no other man Of equal enorgy aud capabilities
for the position could 10 found.
MIR. Korn very indignantly roferred to the faos
that the breWors Ind not yet responded to their
claim for Q BubHidy Of a20U0 mud thought it
worry naughty ol thou II the browers had not
}11n inf hair r,D$r +t,r o17no
keepers, ct hoart, who olso should havo2 1Io
would not ncouHe thom Of willful negligence, but
thought 1t was rather G sad cuse OF forgotful-
noaa. lie moved that g committee Of lvo be ap-
toll them that tho!r treasury WIS Mt au obb, and
that tho Treasurer was compelled to advance
funds out Of his own pocket.
The motion WAS adopted, aud the following
gentlemen sesr "'5o 1pp9ntea on tho Committee
Koesnor, and John Gerstaodtor.
Mr. Korn sud TINT ho had aoen by yesterday s
TRIBUNE TINT their enemicB lad hold o mooting,
mud wore actively at work to defeat them. Ho
did not want them 10 think that thoy would hayc
everything their own way because tAey lad their
now ilccnses. Their onolny WAS willy anl ehrowd,
and an immense amount OF work Ind yot to bo
done orc "tho DEVILS tail would 10 cut on"
Mr. Tenloschok thought 1t WAS about time for
wake up from their Hip Van Wiullo aloop aud
do something for tho good Of tho cause. A
maas-mcotlng Of all liberal minded oftizens, re-
garaleso Of nationality, should immediately. bo
callod to show tho temperance fanntlcB that thoy
woro still aliyo This WIS not only 0ormali
movement, but moyomont which would bo
hailod with joy by all oitizoua valuiug personal
liborty higher than petty tyranny.
On motion, tho Central Committee Was ro-
questod to call maBa-mcoting as soon aa prac-
tioablo.
Aftor the transaction OF eome furthor unim-
portant buHinous, tho mooting adjourned.