New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-24
VOTING ON THE EXCISE LAW.
ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
/ MAJORITY OF oXE-REPuBucANs OPPOSING THE
MEASURE.

A MAJORITY OF oXE-REPuBIiCANs oPPoSiNd HE
MEASURE.
trRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY. April 23.-Whiskcy and code for
its unlimited distribution held the attention OIL
the Assembly nearly all us session "
day. This whiskey code was drawn up
II said By George Bliss cost TO the State Liquor
nooler. Association OF 81 900 Ostensby. however 1t
was the Joint production of eight Democrats ana eiEh'
RenubIcans Nearly all the Republicans disclaped tue
OF the bill The design Of the movers OF tne
bin was TO entice its support by this device nun "
of country Republicans who always oeioro na'o '
firmly opposed any modification OF the present eA''
laws None, however. were deceived by the ulcA' w
position to the pill was made by Republican after ne
publican and Republicans also ouereu ui'""'"e ~
ments to the bill.
Mr. ONe called attention to the fact that the Dill gave
authority to liquor dealers to ap cal to the courts
boards OF excise refused them licenses. lie thought t
the boards of excise had better be abolished II .s
change was to be made and the duty OF granting Isl
he 10 the courts Oliver In reply sara
that the boards OF excise used their PVMers S hs
brides and political influence ihere snou -,
power the courts 60 compel boards OF s That
issue licenses reputable dealers MI ives ri.,nr ~
was stated openly IN New-York mat 'he Pr'P'o,o i
any place doing a large business coud h9s srs
Iicenso renewed without, paynsu the ,b EiI tse
bill abolished Civil Damage Act the h"
and the Local Option law. Mr. Carter afniea a o
pnrinyty for backmal and ought 10 be amended. AS
Tor the three he'd that was already aoo'no "
New York aud Brooklyn. 80, - A.. .-orod that
The Rev Dr DIN opposed the bill on the gronnu ma t
District Attorney an honest , man l.oui hS
concluded an earnest appeal to the A,sein MY
NOT IN mass tho bill by saying: "Nrlther
repre,enting ST. John the one side "r demohh on ~,
other nevertheless protest against any 'na"so " '"'
present Excise law ro,a NJ 5G
10 S. In the following list tho names OF Deihocra'S o
III Italics: vi. p..n,on p,ru, Cam
for CoGev Connolly Church Demers DTI S. kal Lss-
mnr I'M Farrell Teiter. Ftnn, Giese. Gomd, 1rIhT'
Hagdn Henry Eaggo-ty. jams HdgJ1Iy Hrdenoarg,
Ungde, Hoiry Horne, Tres Jackson, Johnsoh hs""y'
R,nzsmnn 4 i1dsnu Lodetcek, dcl'o'n, peCtHano'
MeGoidriek Burruy, Myers NH,s. otm", Qs'@ne heit
To- Roche Rorkrfelrr koesch, RosenthdI ed ShsrD'd'
Charles smith Thomas a. smith. steber. Taylor iJha'
Wofsr Whiteman. Nindolph-56 - o, p...
Sv-Arnold Bailey c. d. Baker. @. X Baker. l}ara-
ger barnes Berry. Briggs. Bu'hons; BrrnhIm, cart
wright H. K Clark Cole, Curtis. Decker GarDutt' Grip
peI Iiasbrnuck Haskell. :. :. Hawkins: Heath lien.
bricks Hogebooin II ,rton. Hotling. IL. L. Howe
Mailer Howe Hubbell, Hustled. kiby. kruse I3Hhg'
McEwen. Nash, OlIn, ONr. owens. fdimer, Ir iy'
Rainrs George scott, Kider NJ. Scott seeber, Sh"o'
maker, { lark H. Smith. snyder storm. sweet; IappHn
Tuck Van Allen, Van Buskrk, Nanduser, Whitln"re'
Williams. 3d.