New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

..o,e recreant 70 the very princ,p,e o. On p ths
freedom that broke the SrsoSes smother equo nv
Scnrehcnsibe and unjust syste, could be sneS
the night 70 hts ,en by any combination OF men
10 an unofending clune" W '
women, large or smah'
The address closes as foliows' 49,,
,rs ,a,aord we unfurl has no douoti"' meaning ON
Inc sads are emblasoned pair ism and deyo
ion 70 liberty" IN their purss. ,e az No true mo q,
ssn loyal 10 ,eg he may light loyal TO the
,nctnes upon winch its Insult lions were founded can
and mployed are all alike concerned IN the
;ssne Let the wachworc be, Maintain the creUt anu
honor S 81 Ss and a the Gnon and
trumphed, will the financial stability OF tne o.
the people be '.dvarced. and personal liberty DC VIZ
torious for everlasting"
REPORTS AND ADDRESSES.
The Committee on Agitation for 1874 was announced
as follows:
Jones OF Portsmouth, n. H.; William Massey Gustayus
Bergner and John T Beiz OF PnisdaipSa 4 MeuPv
Clausen and Peter zimmerman OF New-iofh ooda,'
Greenway Of Syracuse Henry Srsitan MoerD and
Christian Boss Of Cincinnati; Charles stiel anu ma ~
Chicago; Frederick Papst and Jacob Obermann Of Mil
waukee George A. Bassermann OF New-iaxen' Eonm;'
fcls rex jacob sieger Columbia, s. c. George Auer
Of New-orIeans,; Henry Koehler OF Dayenpo TT;
Cleveland: A. Reymann OF Wheeling, W. Va; Louis
Muth OF Baltimore; william Voight OF Detroit; :.
auapols Peter Weber of Louisville KY; Motifs hughes
of Pittsburgh.
The Secretary read the Finance Committees report,
which was accepted. The amount IN the treasury is
$4,000. Addresses followed from Henry H. Reuter-
wellknown Boston brewer, and John Lintof OF New
York editor of The Bre,cers Gazette The latter gentle
man. after abiding the general subject OF beer drink
ing and mistakes of certain people IN regard 10 H.
spoke as follows:
hold in my hand the twenty second annual report Of
| Macs ahttaat It's
gather the fact, upon which congratulate our Boston
friends. that the malt liquor business IN TINS district
In a very fourishing condition. that there were manu-
featured in this city In 1872 57o5o0 barrels or mart
liquor and that the business more than doubled IN TWO
wears Load this number of barrels upon teams, ~
barrels to load, and would require more thah eI
teams carry them; allowing but single roo 10
team they would reach 175 miles thebarreis woud
contain about 2OOooooo gallons nearly "a gaiion S
every and child IN the STATE at o Tea Ha
which at five cents per wnch
Informs me that leading intelligent German declares
that the of lager beer this city y not over
and retailer are enormous. should think So gentle,
men, at 81 per barrel and costing only s sn4n nt
hungry nTss sss fS o &c sa: the plum
der that senators end Assemblyme9 should nanker
s eoS should hover around it like bees even
the mouths of curious tectoalers should wafer " ge'
But gentlemen, after my strenuous endeavors to gain
information and to impart 1t TO you how TO produce
| Ionished me II came upon like thundor-clap II
became personal matter with Inc, and ieN III au!y
bound TO dive deep into hidden authorities IN oIder "
reach the Of this information as to how lager
beer could be produced for 81 per barrel OF course the
| statement true. 1t never once dawned upon me
that the Massachusetts Temperance Alliance could Tell
lie Gentlemen, after much research, found that lu
teigent German gentleman referred to was certain
Mark Twain. He is responsible for teaching us the pro-
cess He says: Take barrel OF water from the near
est duck pond put into it pair OF old boots, pound
of liquorce luce, and seidltZ POWDER bung IL up
tight; then roll 1t down very high HILL BY the time
reaches the bottom 1t will be ready for use" The TEN
perance Alliance beer at 81 per barrel Is made IN tins
way and the report goes TO say: at is cause for
| tbanksuying that the clause Of our Prohbitory law
referring stuff repealed at the last session
| OF the Legislature"
Mr.. Lintof then proceeded TO describe the manufac-
ture OF lager beer its ingredients, and the expenses
attending H. The business session then closed for the
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