New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

~ the true order OF orSaniLauon OF sover9He1t-es
,csutf Ally regulated authority, voluntarily a'sunsd
became there IL consciousness Of power fo- COCA use
ard yolr alta lily accepted go far Only 60 II a,ue;t
iyeIy and whey Sdminis cred. =.
PYogammes, reports and trestises from the sell,
constituted orders and boards within the lesgue, VII
slso be continuously published by the lelSue, ior
which neither the Chief nor the league 81 pay, no,
any individual on account OF his menoership OF ~
ksgue will be in any responsible exce1 10 lu7
exts nj thai such documents are deemed worthy OF az
tebton and consideration.
The league will urduly hasten nothing IN its an
noupcemente TO the pubic, nor IN It's u9c MEASURES.
II IN b n ore ar xious that lis wOk shal be well dene
,bsp that l. be done quickly Results mag rot appear
in anv Of the branches Of is action indicated above
for months and 10 some not for years.
Tbose " hieh are mos, ing rtan, and 10 which i's
;ny,sg.tions ere Of crowned with success will take
precedt Of Others. When such fntimaons ere put
forth by il es the people obviously deem fundamental
and si paramount Importance the league VII stand
READY 10 leed the way 20 their reallzaon by pon1c3l
or other appropriate meqIs Meantime the league Is
grand university, charging itself with the investga-
ticD and with the trailing of its members toto
knowledge of all that relates to the rights and the
well being OF the people; senate 10 secret session,
discussing ard watching over their INTERESTS an act
i've and Efficient aeen fer the interchange OF their
opipioDs and views aud cheerful and haf-domestc
ps cling Point or social center for every class OF eit
2eps in some of tic hooks and corners of which they
will find themselves much at home with Their wives
and families the olitIry male vsor Is ia the clubs
of London or NeY York.
The league - Lot the l1ea OF DAY, ana moi, u Is
col fdenly believed destined to epbemeral exist
erce. Il IL the natural cCIueLce at the right tma OF
the reforpatoIy currents of though which have beea
swelling curing the as, fifty years In the nations OF
Chrst ndom by the adoption OF the only principle OF
consolation broad eIous to accommodate the diver.
ses and 10 cor ciato the good will AM arouse the
enthutastc cO0pere ion of all classes OF men. Tae
principles of its organization nave been cautiously a1d
prOfouDly studied during long period OF time 1t en-
bodies at present. in the exent of its organization in It's
aeereg sic OF numbtrs of wealth, OF social posiiioo OF
education, ofthoughf, and of the plein common sense
of the of the people an ass -inbaSe OF eeineh's
which irsures its rapid 8nd permanent growth, aud
r. ndeIs it. even already, in no mean sense, notable
power in the earth. $50
No steps will be taken to communicate 10 the public
the time and places of is asseDbliges nor the terms
Of admission. Those who interested to INFORM
themselves will find the means of doing so, or will
wait until The Information comes 10 them in some a-
propriafe way
The circulation of this document is to be confined
strictly TO tie members of the league, except when
intrused by members to friends VINO are Considering
the question OF becoming members, and then only
under the zeal Of confidence.
The following directions for the management of the
social gatherings of the Club emanate from tie same
6igpitary:
To he mtmJers Of the Glib Of tie Grant Or5er IF
Recreation.
BY TIE CHIEF OF The LEAGUE.
"Tbe Grand Order of Recreation will attempt what
can be dape TO organize the amusements OF the people
upon basis Of cheapness and Of accommodation FOR
vast cumbes, which will bring them within the reach
of the whole people, and by their frequency variety,
and moderation prevent them from degenerning into
designations. The efiut will be made at the same tine
to place amusement upon the footing of the develop
mont Of the latent power Of the people to entertain
While they cultivate and refine themselves and each
other rather than TO depend upon tho administration
of delight by professional eformances, conducted by
distinct and separate class of persons"
II is the purpose of the Order also TO furnish "a
cheerful and half domestic gathering point or social
ctner for every class OF citizens, In come OF the
"nooks and corners Of which they will find tbemselves
/" as much at home with their wives snd families,
"the solitary male visitor is in the Clubs of London
| "New-York.
In respect to the method OF procedure iu our assem-
blies tie experiment will be made Of seeing how far
men and women can be intrused wi b the preserva-
ton of order and OF gebtemanly and ladylibe de-
pertinent without bei directed by arbitrary nles strain
simply the extension Of the psror the accommodation
whole people, fast and 70 far as the different portions OF the
or Al The fme time, the most absolute sutory rese ed
y the f6 10 eS' & IoS or b
WHATSOEVER regarded by him desirable member and
t. e OF 1Si roo sso a al T s cow W.
hich be invites his friends cesia expressed and i'm
selves agreeable acc pable companions and or ely
bs,s Of the society Of sheh p heT presence ne sy ,e
and TO CT mpsrionshp Is the sacred of
esS 1nd Gl Ss IN & THE obon sScn The door
10 rebta that right No ofene i'theiefre intend ID sna
upon pTnc pes should be take when any member
| Is potely requested continue his attendance
,ued 2 a Of d whs end e The chef Of
ecrrs will eel two AID sash. Any ss6ger Is author
GsS a S III pocuos nodSetpps and gran.ncs
msmber Of the corps will be free to any OF
TIE Club without introduction st which no ofense should ever
lie the necessity and utility OF such an arrangement II
No Hule ht. any pcron wearing sta. from adore.
ns snv oher member q Club, scy gentleman No Of
ispy Of The party addressed authorizes him her politely
decline the scquinlncesp in words by reserved dePlr.
on the other hand m1st be taken on seconnt OF
such dee mature. To avoid the repue there fore which
exposed metes encounter and which he not have
always ksnd the hos ply 70 eDdnIe without al unpleasant
enstop vii be found usually beat for strangers TO avail
themselves of the services OF some one o. the seIvoTs %
s e s.'e' "D''D'' Inc WV '' H4' w.
FOXES are proyt ed ct the door so the deposit Of
deliver them keeping but unless they do esPons'
MSmbes are held ponsbe the honorable intentions
Others by them only to tie extent Of 20
perverted Character a. intentionally to create disturbance
Gender ihtmseiyss GsssEss.ble to Oth:t: ,..t
others which they conceive 70 DO bad taste and 10 REQUIRE
tfT eIppt IN cases Of great cmerreney but to report
instead to the chief the or one 81 the seryo
The floor manager IL decorated aud air gushee By scarf
with upon the iizh shoulder
1be will also nionnation in relation 70 French,
dsncng and other lessons connected with the Club The
semby opens and closes at II o'clock. An early aeni
arce eesired The cubroom will be 9pe9 heeaer to the
visited without charge with the request however tlat mere
v;tr viii not disturb CLASSES which they sy find IN sson
company viii be required 10 do by note addressed TO the
soT tie Club containing TIE Of The person uiTO
ducing and the Hetson introduced.
We should add that amorg the leading members Of
this Agapemore are some semi literary semi-hishi-
opic NO. quite distinguished in their way. Mr.. To-
dcrhill, literary gentleman with decided ability
fnr tls ataue Ia n lutor ~ Nv And and