New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-02

Gliding one on resolutions composed Of one member
for each association TINS VIII maze p 9r obalping
sreief ertsationS or the passage of an act allowing
Sunday and allnght traffic. Then a recess uh'i
On the reas,cmblng Of the convention at the LeS-
gton Avenue Opera hoRse IN the eVe Gsm 'he cbeaf
chairman, submitted tn efollowing PLATFORM which,
after short discussion was adopted with only few
dissenting votes:
The Wine Liquor and Beer Dealers Association Of
the State OF NewYork indorng any and all such regua
tons as will eliminate rs much Of the abuse OF hquor
consumption as Is possible to be done by law. do
Resolve That we content 10 pay reasonably Tor
license but AZ business win resist all attempts to
burden us taxation which viii drive us out of bus
resolved That we are opposed to that attempt
late which seeks by High License to discriminate between
the rich and poor against particular locality
Resolved That it IL the Of this convention that
character and conduct exhibited in practical manage
ment Of the liquor business and determined by proof IN
court is the only just basis for licensing.
Resolved That indorse Section go Ct the Penal
Code as amended by Chapter 10 OF the laws Of 1899
(the minor law with the exception that in all Violations
OF the law the should liable the penalties
as the dealer.
Resolved That we condemn the Civil Damage act as It
stands on the books OF the State as in It's present
form 10 is groundwork for blackma by dishonorabe
and inscriptions persons.
pn,o,vsd That we believe that all excise revenues
should revert 10 the treasury the locality Issuing the IL
censes DO only applied in reducing the burden OF local
taxation.
Resolved That we demand the repeal OF the present
arbitrary and unjust laws and the passage OF new
law which allow the people OF the Empire state tha'
personal liberty which IL enjoyed in other countries
Resolved That we will our right OF suffrage thiS
fall In behalf only candidates for legislative Offices
who will work and for amendment TO the excise
law which will recognze fact that when the doors Of
any place Of business closed during the hours pro-
bibtd by the present for doing business that such
place shall be considered lawfully closed
Resolved That assured that public sentiment 10
AGAINST the spasnodc raids Sunday Of the pcee oil te
cities OF the State especially NewYork City we demand
OF the Mayors OF cities that they prohibit the police from
forcing their way into business places that are apparently
closed and where there disturbance Of the peace
Resolved That we will neither favor protect nor assiso
politically financially otherwise dealer VINO Is ho'
member OF the association.
Resolved That appeal to dealer In this suie
to observe laws and conduct his business as 70 give
the least offence good order and good morals
The sum of $3.50, for the relief of the Park Place
sufferers was ordered to be sent to the Mayors re
lief Committee. The convention adjourned uhtil ~
o. m. to-day. Il, ..o.ao-
Before the first session of the convention yesterday
morning the NewYork City delegates held caucus az
which another effort made by the antl-Iekuisky
men TO nullify the unit rule. Ex-Alder1nah eeery'
William Padian and Others advocated such acuon,
claiming the right Of individual delegates 10 vote IN
the election to-day as they At. Before vote was
by withdrawing and leaving IT without quorum;
This increased the bad feeling between the factions ana
many New-York members openly asserted tnat ther
votes should never be counted for Tekulsky,