Distilleries.

JAMES GoaDor BENNETT, Esq.
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JAMES GoRpor BENNETT, Esq


Dear Sir,--I noticein your Herald Of this morning
the following question =" Ought not dlsters cease
their operations during the present scarcity and dear
ness ofgran We put the question TO them. What
do they say 7" :,


have been reader and subscriber Of your Herald
since the first number was presented to the New York
public, and have always considered IL IT'LL within
few weeks) Journal useful and beneficial to the CON-
muniiy a, large. but when you come out openly and
boldly against any one branch Of business say you
do wrong and more that you are justified IN 20 dong
and your nsocn, slang against the dlslers has caas
ed much remark among numerous branches OF trnde-
and for what reason l cannot say; yetn seems you
have an antpashy against them, and II reason ana
common sense caa lead you out Of the wrong path
and turn your deadly shafts to some other quarter
am confident will be much your advantage, notonly
IN pecuniary bat literary Of view. And In an
swer to that question allow me TO give you in toto
such information respecting the "dishllers and their
business rs my own practical knowledge Of it will
| substantiate me IN.


lst You will certainly admit in this free country
that every man is allowed all the advantages that il
may possess for his own particular benefit and his
own liking to the kind Of business he may pursue
and


3D. Becausein a cosniry like this the manufac-