The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07


Yesterdays OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
THE TEMPERANCE AGITATION AND THE
DUTY on FOREIGN MALT THE NEXT con-
vxMrIoN TO BE HELD AT ST. LOUIS.
BALrIAoRK. Nd, June o. 1875
On the reasssmbliDg Of tho Brewers National Con-
vsusion this morning the secretary stated that
suep,y-iour additional members from Chicago, New
York Cincinnati and other cities had registered Ibis
uoruing and we're now present IN the Convention.
The Committee on Resolutions, through Mt Fred
,rok Lauer, their chairman, submitted the follow
ng resolutions:-
the 81 s u.ss ss.s s
country which collected with less trouble Or
and paid made sg THIS
Industry BY the people as adding
~ W si !: ss.rsio1 Dsi ~ this
upon the wisdom Of passing wise Just
laws under which os o.
I'll sss % assist the n the ca. 2.
.ud devisins the best modes % na1 L.
sSns sd1 ~ y X, fh,si asIn.i
t.ssrns Department. have been duria. she past
ys. :onuass % hs
THAI s -: a o.
his uniform courtesy and nroanIy ana ios
from tho executive q association,
The IL me e
Iii0erslty fanatcism bigolry. continuing 10 annoy
prohioticnay ana license laws have BY every
% :" r and such bes
ana truthful. s"saSn .. .se.
MODES Ct a. 50 as TO
M Ms By w. this Ills Conventions hsreby
.n q: h. Ss s
the nssres.s ru.huy ana ;.1y ~ furnishing
will practically disprove ignorant assertions and BY
sry IN sSr the malicious
Iacks Of fanatics; and u Is further
:Fei:. :. the polls Be- used IN the ssson q
their opinions irrespective Of partisan influence po
Ell job6ery.
Tho foregoing, after being read in English and Ger.
man, were unanimously adopted
DUTY
The Committee on Contingencies Submitted report
Of consultation with the malts.crs OF Baltimore and
other cities in regard to tho duty or tax foreign
malt with q resolution that this association Join the
representative maitssers bringing before Congress
joint resolution tor the enactment Of rate Of duty
on foreign malt OF twenty -De cents on thlrty.lour
pounds, which was adopted.
THE IOWA APPROVED.
The same committee also reported recommend
Influence IN having passed by the legislatures OF their
sevsr. and respective State. law sImiAr 10 the acs
passed by the Legislature OF Iowa 10 protect manu-
6actuTsrs and dealers In ale. beer soda water and
ether beverages which was adopted.
Uoess for halt an hour was taken. and ON re-
assembling the Chair announced q committee to
suty foreign malt the following gentiemen:-wil.
Tam Massey. OF Philadciphia; Henry Ciaussen, Of
3. n J sooS oi s. Louis Tns
Chair also appointed committee TO confer with
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in regard to
regulations OF the Department as to the expectation
Of lsrfnentcd liquors IN bottles and drawbacks:-W.
J. Lsmp. OF 81 Louis William A. Miles. Q. Hupiel
Milwaukee,
THE AGITATION coxxrrEK
The Chair appointed tho following gentlemen men,
bsrs OF the Agitation Committee tor the ensuing
car:-Frederick Laner, OF Reading. Pa, chairman;
9. q. Hupoi David Jones ana James Flanagan Of New
York CITY; William Howard OF Brooklyn; John
Grssnwsy, .! Syracuse; Henry E.r.ho,ousy. Of
Ruester and John Roesslc, Of Boston; Hoo. Frank
Jones, OF Portsmouth, n. H.; Hsrm.na schalk,
BcrgDer, JOIN +. Bs,z and Peter scnemm, OF Ph,ia-
asiphia Charles G. stiie William J. Lemp. OF 81
LOUIS; Christian Moeriin and H. Lackmann, OF Gin
mnnas,; Leonard schlatcher OF Cleveland; Conrad
scipp, Andrew Z. Lcichs and J. II. MeAvoy. OF Chr.
s I w. Yasn psS S sa1s0 LsSor an
obs; r. LANCE, Davenport. Iowa; iHnasz Huber,
Hoo. Island; !: krssg. Omaha; John wisl.na, san
and Thomas n. 6akch.r., ssisimoss; Robert Pork
Auer, New Orleans; Philip Sch nser, Louisville and
William II. Hull, Now Haven. Conn.
KLEcrIoN oFyfcBKa
The Convention then proceeded to the election OF
officers Tor tho y2sr, ind The present officers
neglected by arcafnation AS follows Henry II.
Reuter- IRE sidsnt; Fred Lauer. FIRST Vice Presdent;
Henry Causen, Jr. SECOND Vice President; Jacob
Anles, Treasurer, AMI Richard katxenmayer. secre-
tsry The foregoing also ex-oico trustees the
association. Additional trustees elected foI-
lows:J. G. G. Hupsl, William A. Miles, Henry Bar
thcloway, w. j. Lemp, William Massey, Christian
Mocriein, Conrad sslpp ana Jacob ObsrEsnn.
ST. LOUIS CHOSEN.
ST. Louis selected the place OF meeting
Of The association, ana the tms the nrsvv ednssday
In June. 1870.
After tho adoption OF the usual vote Of thanks TO
tho presiding officers reporters and Committee OF
ArrAne the Convention adjourned.
A banquet n tho Masonic Hall given last night,
oud there will DO excursion down sho
bay 10 tho Naval school At AnnaQQiia