, 1864-11-23

it Is to tnrn their private residence streets into
pnblic thotonghafes ior the in.er1ainablc passage
public care to have their derotons thus disturbed
on The Sabbath, In the numerous churches on
Washington street
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futnAnn Asun1na1 uu.oM
knIkRhV MUStGAL UMtuns
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Board and tIle Vnion-Address
of Snarfal f7nSr,1nf1faa
al late meeting OF The chicago Musical Union
an election took p1ace, made necessary By the
resignation Of neesss Hitter ga and Poole from ls
oota " I wv mnsd pe..,a. - Ma' tsa,, 'as uea,
monsly elected eice-rresident IN place OF the
ns sn been ae1s 1ua an @
49,. ~ ~ a.. ro,1.,a,, r.,,.,s,, ..s
me1nosl ol ~ eonunoa % ec4n. ana IL ~ present
respect his marked public spirit, hia energy and
eh,1,+, xr,1f nrore q va1pah1e aennss't,on In no
Isst Executive rel Board. % ~ '
MI. D. a. kmbark was also elected Aasistant
Librarian In place Of Mr. Poole.
We congratulate the Musical Union upon thus
board, and In securing the services Of officers
throughout whose services w1ll stand the soeietyin
eoou steau, "" o""t ~ u eA&1us opoA ID ae"
epoch tn Its history below referred to.
AT an 10meGl3iE1y subsequent MGGQnE OF the
s1l o~o.1,r, ho.r3 tba p-osIdor+ l.. ~ e,s,r 49,
~. ,oa1 'r ~ NC
tolo"1ng fesolunons were unanimously adopted:
Rteo7rr5 Tint after fhe n,rforro,nca of +ho
onera ~ ia tt11cr and fs1ncns na1v in r.o.ta ~
I'M rim tn ~ cnnne IT nn,c ~ eter1a;n,nsnta r.
o1atorins md aG ema II estrea nsc 70
Rrsoirea. Tint cormiftee ~ anno,nted from
arsf, NJ 81 srsa ~ q M a1 1nn Unioa
{or ia nnre aseas M nn,ic y NJ Il
lie fe5seeing lsselaion I'd inSiiine theiS Coop
hc tni,aSipE e i'm saa~oss ~ ,o so.,.,
Ing 1ono"1ns u .ac aua1css Oh tae special cona-
m1ree as reported 10 and adopted by the Execu.
| tire Board:
TIE AppEsss.
In preparing to enter upon tho now c,a in tho
n1s1oty o. INC chfcaeo Muslcal on1on-foreahad@
owed By The above resolutions. your committeas
in their address to the public are spared tho nc
cessity Of formal Introduction Of the mafu sub-
tect o5our interest and iscnae,on FIR tfc C,r.,o
Nuaical union has. 10 for aome years nat. m heen -
In our midst It WAS founded in 1857 by few Of
our residentmusicsl lovers on personal and social
~. rs:s1 w. ~ s@A3 TS~AA4
grounds Tor musical culture and training. These
individual reasons rapidly expanded, tho
Musical Union developed its usefulness
and scope until It's membership had largely In
suggested and secured he eadopon Of Il public @ 1e co.
he WISHES Of the friends Of he associaon and to
aid its own treasury. enabling It to take even
Maoel aoia npon p1nne connacnee ana iaSot py
Il nas peen IN am 2t me Cnaoa p become @ ne
Viii enirit aSin to that which actnate its 1onnd
ers, patiently and xealous1y aiming at the
highest excellence Of The art
ns 70 =. eeense 70 iqs nsinaei @ a. e ne ne
Skilled amatenr every he1p to stiii fnrthcr attain
ments-
| Ihe Society u located IN central and most com
~ .as 1ntole 1n % 0saaa SnoWn s1.ta
ycars to mn Bv sablettine to oiher psrties for
he use Of other associations though at favorable
rates to them,1 at tines When not ia q use by he
Maaea Union fhs Society hss actually ,d no e. e.
annnnt inns rrs1iee NJ oniy nsvite ia fif rcnt
i sad ineidsntal e7psasss s. oseapaaey, 6at
S!ei9aing me 80 Soc,eIy sn4pios o' nearly TWO noa
sical literature By our organization since the year
Of its founding, amounting 70 soms Sam. Il in
gent musici2ue more full enumeration than our
present space allows.
A. well to give point to their rchesrsals as 70 In
ganization, and especially within the past three
years, given oratoFios, miscellaneous concerts,
oq End End IN s ps
hereu!ean labo1, !shtah has been chccrfolly aud
nob1y performed By it's members.
| VIZ! B41S4 " e&!G Qa1eS tcA An IG'
| view The eonsiderattons which have induced the
Execntlre Board to select and thc Union 70 nnan-
fmousy adopt Its specially n musical entertain
ment to be adhered to hereafter with undertaking
! strtctnesE-to insepaEably associate oratorios
With the name Of the Chicago Musfcal Union. and
on NIL occasions to make the one suggestive Of the
Other
The ca1efni observers Of the growth and de-
xelopment Of musiG IN our city can but discover
shat three general departments Of music are being
from the other each in It's seperato fcld. Chicago
| has eoc1ety vel organized, ard owing to the