, 1874-02-25
The Brewers Also Hold Their
Meeting.
And viii Sail Young Beer for $t1.
What Profits tile Saloon Keepers Arc
Making.
rIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

auo'aor ,a1gu IT,, mue1'nb yoH'cio"s "tto'noo' ~
tho Nofth e.ae Iesner iia'l ZOE sHe M paspose p o.
considering t''o pcor qt.osson "''o 1Ao o""o"y
ofalhaaaco. aoo't ooo Ha1ooh-koopoFa eoln% pfaS-
ohs: Aho aaeui'"g "as on1.eu ~ otuot o3 tu'
tses'del1t VI LII ooc'o's' nlr' 9ussAf Auo,Pn
Aofn' III 'ho ABSENCE OF t''o eocfo'arS' Mf'
1lcnfy Motz "n' eoetea 5ecfosary pro tom'
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mr. H. Motz. tho chairman OF the EXECUTIVE
! COMMITTEE m"de tho aol1owans report
an sets HoIts ,aht ~ u"r . o.',tu" @ a1tos M ~ ~;
aicomt time to eco nil tic b:uw,rs We intended to
sec " to receive answers from oitsuo Met'es. Me
havo aau ts sun5eei Mn,er @ no u ,pcars ,
co come @ y n1 ny o, H. n" mora # i'm
eity or no signature Of aaoSnheepors WIN s wesc
mn n INV ,r,rn ti,an SIN and ali teso lists ave not
yst ySs Seea ' rstSrasl to H.. lha o3mmIttee i
| 1untsAca IN stating tl.1t tho price q sla
Tor 6aFrei o. noer % III HGsGr ' no avSGsu iii 1a,,
. ~ .ag ~ nau mi ~ ~ saron nnat,,, Ia;
snun lin 1c,nhnrs roui not bo called Together viug
In iii parts Of tho cty. Tho brewers aso Ceayel:-
tion today, md wosoula therefore co,o to lennlto
conclusion at once.
| mr. Horn thought 1t unnecessary to vote on
| the roDort. as tho uctiou thereon would ma iny
| aoro,,, m +l,o action of thc browera.
N~r0''>' O'' ~ ry,onov
"1spoA'
| Mr. John Do Borg waa OF tue opinion thas
unity was nocosBary If thoy wanted to succeed
II thev could not cniu everything, they might at
lcaat min eomotlunc.
~. va..i tto,.,,t u ,,u o,oor +hot
thouo Bnoon-kospora who sold tile
most beer wore junt tho ones who
u1u nos a. 49, cnas,,,"nn,ar rasta, onoa1
to oaoe'noo sno e'oscn"o'ot'ou so.'9toa ,, o"o'j
would continue to got their ooer ~ 1ao o'o pf'oo,
and only tho stnall baloon-keopora would ha'eto
| INV tLa iucreauo. Mr. II. Metz asaured til Gin
thot,f a ufllcient number Of saloou-ko opers
tnns .tnn .,sa.. ,,.a,,,I ,,1.n,, ,,,v auccooi
stuck togethof they "ouid "'1llnase'S so'oe'u'
.s ga':,as,'ao'' eonaSo np"S. st.toa that In !, al
hoard from good authority tint L. pro mine Mt
brower % lid oioroa boor ut tue old prlco, aud two
others had also deelarel thoir Willingness to sell
united INIT than tho saloon-koopers. United
: action was necessary to bring tho
| hreworB to terms. Ihey could no moro do
without the saloou-kcepors thau tho saloou-
Keepers without the hrowers,
THE SUNDAY ORDINANCE. .,
But not only on ncconnt Of The brewers must
they bo united; there were otherstAl moro severe
difllouties lurking in tho noar future; II spite
! diunnce waa still on tho statuto-book, and the
legislators at Springfield Ind another still more
O severe temperance law under consideration. II
+ dreis u.s. as wore now citing in the Legislature
q cnn]d bo elected to office. They must Aoo to it
= that men wero elected who would do Justice to
. them. Beer was necessary urticlo juBt aH nec-
/
a iahuaont.
- LII. II. METZ
II said thnt the Executive Committee had issued a
p nc1 n uo1oon-keannra to in L,o libotul-nliutlc
c,tizona. but yorY lew had compiioi. Tic 80.
II ciety Ind done all in itB power and il enough
[e was not accomplished it was the fault Of those
;, WHO rotusod to join such noble association. Il
y wax time that thoy became independent, and nc
ther saloons Just boforc o1oo!ion-timo and
guped down si1ch quantities Of 1agor ns would
y Hauaeato German. Tllat was all done to catch
10 German votea. Ho then read some oommont9 Of j.
j. now nefore Congress. No one, tho speaker
al continued, should keep bnoz whoi
n such Issues wore at stake, and lik'
~ an avalanche they should unitedly march agalns
L. tho horden Of mlckors and temperance fanatics
of and aunihilato them US they did last fall.
SHIFTS.
rs Mr. A. Farsh made some statement In rogar'
to to III interview ho had Recu in tho papers stat
-. ing that tho saloon-kaepers would nao "Bnlts
OF If the price of beer was raisel. This would b.
ds alt vol enough, but tho lnboring men who wer
=, their customers would not bo satisfied with s.lc
ou m arrangement. These mon wero NOW com
III planning Of the small glasses. For this roasol
"a. thoy should Join tho worknymon, who would b
:" only too glad TO go with tlem, because The
nd wore tho chief Hniferers ilo would, therefore
lar | propose TINT they unite with tho worGlngnloil
W. ~, Nir. Zenieslock was Of tho opinion that til
III writor Of TINT inturyiow must h6yc boon u bar
ho keeper bcforo ho became . reporter. That iu
|
'e- tidont no suoL thing Us "slits 4 WIS aont!qned
ip The reporter aoeulol to know moro about th
500 question than tho saloon~keppor.
'o BEE TIE DnEwEns. a.,
no Mr. Zonlesllocs thcn lnoYod that Commute
,t ! of five ho uDpoinel from tho nlomlJays OF Il,
NV Executive Conl,uittco to wait upon the brewer
u and fiul out how many would sell beer for 10:
le. than Sl2 Da1fol, ana, !! ~ .1r ~" M tuctl ''
hy thny were about, Mr, Vogel dcclarod tho motto
NJ Of Alr. Zon,cshoclt good one, but lo wou
-, liko to fluid out what tie Committee should {
'eo If thu ,nwors refused to soil for less tlau S12
It's Garrol
Mr. Zoniesl,ecls said he would add tint II
Committee should then SOC those brewers til,
ro- Would soll for less than S12
Mr. JOHNSON did not lil,o tho wording OF II
aae Zonicshcckg motion, It should read wheth
tor thoy would soil for 3l2 or for so u barrol
nee nEHglo ~ nEsoLfE. i ,. ,,d <,o,,o
ut- .haf ,,'1ar ~ 1rn,nsta"co i won1i thew bo wi
n1,- iuc TO uay moro thuu sl0, II they could ii