New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

THEY LIKE HIS STEADFASTNESS.
Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers Convention, August,
Resolved. That the sincere thanks of the organ
lied retail liquor dealers Of the State Of New York in
Governor lfill and to those members of the Legsla-
ure through whose In defence of constu
tional and nalienable rights the schemes Of our
enemies were thwarted
WHY THEY LOVE HIM.
FRIEND IN NEED is FRIEND INDEED
Circular of the Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers
Association of the State of NewYork 1888.
This association has been organized for the past
ve years and we are proud In being able to state that
In that time not one obnoxious law has been placed
the statute books Of this STATE, and the records prove
passed without some law injurious to trade having
been made, and We have in these five years of our
existence been instrumental in passing several laws
beneficial TO our trade.
THEIR MONEY TALKS
HOW ONE OF THE VARIOUS boobies WAS
From The Brooklyn Eagle (DemJ
Aside from the recent resolve OF the Personal
Liberty League to follow Governor Hill sodly and the
energetic efforts of the various retail ORGANIZATIONS
the brewers of the State the number Of iO5 Demo
Gratis and Republicans alike have come together and
voluntarily levied upon themselves tax of 81, 900
carry on the Governors campaign
THEY CAN TRUST HIM
THEY KNOW. BECAUSE THEY HAVE TRIED HIM
BEFORE.
From The Saloon Journal
One thing certain: the liquor dealers and the saloon
be asleep There is 10 as safe TO trust,
no man so sure of victory at the polls as David b.
Hill. Let him be nominated by all means
THE KOSSUTH OF THE SALOONS.
THEY OWE HIM DEBT OF GRATITUDE.
From The Inn Keepers Journal
oe w not h@ es Sr aep II m Pana and
around Kossuth O.; as Ireland did for Parnell
THEY DON'T LIKE MILLER
AND THEY'VE GOT THEIR COATS OFF.
Saloon Journal to the Liquor Dealers Convention
Gentlemen, 1t is for you - prevent his warner
Millers) election IL you have to take OF your
and work from until the polls close the 9th Of
November
THEY WILL MAN EVERY POLLING PLACE.
AND THEY WILL HAVE THE DOODLE WITH
THEM.
Circular TO members of the Liquor Dealers Associa-
October 81. 1883
you to hold special meeting OF your association on
Friday, November ., to lay out plan Of action for
ia your IL
THE INTEREST OF GOVERNOR HILL THUS OR.
TAKEN FOR WANT OF TINE OR OTHER REASONS
You thoroughly aware OF the necessity of carry
a 0u yo c' must remember that NEGLECT on THE
PART PART OF Any MEMBEh on THE AssociATIoS
MIGHT RESULT IN AN lNJOh1 ~ ALL.
The members OF the Executive Committee are hereby
notified that special meeting OF the Eyecutl 20 Com
mittec will be held at Bode Brothers, Twenty fourth
ST. and Sixth-ave., FRIDAY NIGHT at p. M
promptly WHERE ALL MONEY COLLECTED Is TO
BIZ TURNED OVER TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
THIS WILL ALSO BE THE FINAL MEETING OF TIL r.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
RECEIVING MONEYS, when all associations are eA-
pee ted to make their final returns Very respec fully
HENRY KElLTY Secretary, 2,i42 Thlrd.ave.
WILLIAM PADlAN, President
THE PROHIBITIONISTS ARE "WID EN-
THANKING GOD THEY ARE NOT REPUBLICAN,
John A. Brooks, Prohibition candidate for Vice
President
have been a rebe, slave holder and fre eat
Ing Democrat, but, thank God | have never been q
Republican, and have not that sin TO answer for
WHAT "OUR FRIEND THINKS OF HIS
FRIENDS
RELATIVE USEFULNESS OF SALOONS AND
CHURCHES
Colonel John +. Gaynor, member OF Governor HIPS
military staf, and one OF his Ades-de-camp
! tell you what / would rather have saloons be-
hind me In politics any time than churches