THE TRIBUNE.

MONDAY MORNING. MAY 10. ls45.
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ny- The two most important Acts OF our late
s,ure-that au,horising call Of the CoNsrITU-
r,osAL CONVENTION. and the Nxw EXCISE Law
are given at length 10 our columns TO day They
should be carefully read and preserved by every
citizen of New. York; and the latter al least, we
would with Difference submit, may be perused and
acted upon with profit by citizens OF other States
which have no, vet enacted any law OF the kind
1t will be seen :ha, the Excise Law does not prac-
ticaly take effect until nert April, when <acb city
or township (this city excepted) will determine
whether TO allow The farther retailing OF intoxicat'
ing Liquors or forbid it. The exclusion oil TINS
city will be stricken out next winter, and the law
permitted to operate equally over the whole STATE
if this city shall see fit send Delegation TO the
mex, Legislature 10 favor Of such uniformity But
he Liquor interest ;s so compact and powerful mere
and the friends of Temperance, though more nu-
merous so divided and spiress, that we can barely
thooe for such consumnaton.


The frs, Election under the Temperance ACT.
and the choice Of Delegates TO the Constitutional
Convention, should such Convention be autnorizeo
BY the People, will take place together on the ias'
Tuesday in April next