New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE -RIDUSE.1
Albany sept. l7.-trrat was the misfortune OF the
State OF New-iOrk when the money Of the liquor
dealers, used to purchase votes for David b. Hill, de-
feated the Igh-I.ccnSe policy Of the Republican
party. Every month that has pissed since election
day in 1ooo has seen the llmordralcr~, emboldened
by that victory. aggressive and determined to
secure legislation at Albany in their own interest.
They have not been content 10 remain on the de-
fensve. They have vigorously cycrtei their influence
at the polls and before legislative committees 10 break
down those barriers which in former years wtrt cecteu
by lawmakers to prevent the Unrestricted sale "l
liquor. TO day tho hquordcaIerS at their state Con-
vention held here took the bold step Of demanding
that they should be permitted 10 sell liquor upon
| sunday. They al,o radical m other directions
They demanded the repeal III the CNil Damage -N
They -avagcy cyutcd over their de.cat "f TIE
Hendricks Ighl.ccn,c bill: they denounced th'
speaker OF the Assembly. General James W.
Hustled, for opposing their bit To pohip'
policemen from collecting evidence TO cphN''
them OF violating the excise laws: they pia'hN
warned public officials to keep at low po'ht '''
license fees finally, they appointed state "''''
with palpabc direct tons 10 collect money ana 'a' III
active part in the election Of Assembly men friendly
10 the Iiuilor interest. Incidentally the Pioli'i'h
Amends ent was denounced, and the members o' Tue
Uauor trade were advised to support those ''iId
dates for members Of the Legislature VINO VIII pf''o
to vote against making AN Appropriation 10 pay W"
expense, Of the spectral election neat spring az w''h
d vote Will be taken upon the proposed an"ln"''"'
There 400 liquor dealers III the convention
hail. This means the largest gathering OF the h'n"
ever held in the - Me- aud tclt strong tc-iohS
Of the increasing political union Of the liquor element
All the LIQUOR saloon, in the city were decorate" VII"
flags in their honor. aud. a. usual. III" portrait "
Onr Friend" David H. Hill. In >arp';~ >ii"'h' wis
lovingly draped with bunting. Tile iaiiu "i "''cF'"
Hin was paIpaby in all the deliberations ot the 'o
| do
which they Intended to hold Their '"nN "niIon 'he'
found il, seats ,piinked with copies I" Inc lh'
keepers Journal" containing the following e'o'd,
In eleven district, this Statr III" Rrphbc'h party
elected As,crublyum last yrir by snail il"ii"y Inc
districts the p!uisti's are ~ follows IN N''"
King. which had a plurality Of - in TIA" lild N"n o.
o plurality In Montgomery onnt' - piu''"', :" '
land county 3. IN sullivan County, l"3; in "-"S"'
~: the lid Utsego. lbs. IN thr j.; oi'h9' -"' J"
IN. I'D Washington. 1873 ia the lid J'ri>"" 100 ana ~
III. lid Wr-t,hr.er -, viii 80 o." d"ilrr- l., h'-e
di,t,i,t. mis-, -pIrs.ht them IN Albany tbs Winter
The Governor, policy, II Dcno'Iatc legislature
should he elected wa also boldly Outlined III ""o'''
short editorial gwen below
Ave- AN, IN. En.i.n -, mach ia thu customs ;uid
w-oIlug apparel why not adopt TIA" -ai' Laws governing
the 81" 81 Guoi, wines and bier "h S'ndi'' ~ w
"a, that th- saloon d,o, hail b. I'd" open. II G-'rd
A, ,.;issn hii- SUNDAY. II this wei ia" Ia" al 81
r,- ll,,.o, i.a-i, who r"."'t lot u''i,"'">
would 20 III" l"tt.' and tho" "h" "a -" conform"
with It would b d. d And ..i.I>!"I y U'
az ii y
IN, ,tr s,at I,"int = that ~ b:''F"H dl'"'"' '"u
corruption. f.. url~-> -alo'r pave i i"l" I'"'
t.. ton h.> Increment ." "'t'h'd '"u 1T t' '
nrtlnrrrt 70, any 81 H. l. arrested 1"d j." h."
up 10, N"t be. a." he >.'.~ i"''i u II f"'
m .uud,, r.i ,.-.. I' Ia" !".l.' {" il'""
A.n &, "l.r' Ah-oid lev. '' -"'h"i + i '"'"-'"
u.~ lr,'.i q: viii l"' '1 81 '"n''ih'd
Ih. rnr.vruton VA 'Ail,h t" "id"r about noon ~
,.,.r,. Campbell. ot -li.ri.-r president -! ii Nh''
luuor and B.c l,rai".-' A,-"'ll'i"n u th >'''".
III, ,r,.i,rd illn,,luni the ~ 'l' '"nNci-
ton and l.. NJ Nrtu; lrnn acted a - i"inN. W.
{ amr'r!l congratulated ia" 100 "'l'-''"' upon '"'
growth 81 uirr a." ih''"n. li' d"""''I 'e
fanatic, who favor High 'rn>r The 'ii 81" - III
his op,nion II VA, apparent. ,h"uli b" merely nominal
| lie al-o thought that the present t'>'r" non a">
L, fl .. ,,l,>,p. H., blow IL the SUNDAY liA Lnd
At uu,i,l,c poAccmcn ted great appI'""' Na>Vi
| N,nuiu, ~ Nbany. was Ia nave d'lN"'i NI"'' II
Of wrl, r:nc At ms p"int. htt il" '"h'"n'tN Ia"
bus iu.-> ~ the 'N e da'. aEd t"i'l'" ''"r'
panah"r a,i.- Il. n substitute. Ini-' p't'"r -
l,yal Demos at. and therefore II" on va Surprised
v. . thus al, l>,pi th, liquor dealer, li~rn; 1" \""
for the Demo, tair candidates i"l \,"m men 90 W.
al l.liryr With IN" puh. 81 N"lhu.''.. ".". WIN
4. h,, What ,"uld l." 'rnr T." l"'-'i ir' 'id"h- "'
irrl,ri'> vor-. replied 'i-IiIt". A-td'"h ana
Il, ,.u are Lr,- wh'h NH nmhntr the 81 -"d 1 ~
~ ,umliuilH and di>' uuHatIns l"sI-.A'i, and "i'
les, ,o, ne both >"I, l,lni~ VIII IL, III Vain.
II wa, r>n!,-il :lni Edward NHIi,. H.. i"' chair.
mAu -; IT," p'n."'i,n stat '"mnN;'' va h"Nlh'
h.lui The ieriu.> bee a>. three "' hi> .o.r i"nd> ~
Ig, wrr- immediately a.t"iwald appointed i, mem
Der, II u. tu,nlnrr Er,'uiou>. Il VA -'''d h'
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we w w VIM" ~ 'i'
,ion and 81 thu central liquor l"alc' N~-o'"
ton u Sew N"ik. IL. had prepared general "NI'"
hill perm i:tns II" ale ~ lrllW "I"u >n'd'" ""'
an."td.ns death liz. tNt: D...' - ut Iltti pc
finn az tL, hIl tr..;d,ug >nnLi, permitted IA"
I'll, oi hqu"i arrr p ~. -" amendment II TIE
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an" 'hu' Pr"""'N wy ''' ." '''
potion uf thr bill Il"dl"l ~" -lN 'I''' '''''
q, her ulurudu rt, the law viii l." lrt:o
d I'd ia tins general hll lnwrIu: Ia" IAi" q" h"'i>'
fec, hi, omnibus hlIl 1t Wa> -ilird w"uld 10"
pre- ni,trd 10 the IT, s>ilturr when that body w'i>
!, d.,,.,,. d..,,d T., l.uu now much II .iirN 50, IA
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