New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

held Its regular anniversary meeting Tuesday ae1n0on
July l. at tho rooms Of the New.York Society Library
In University place. f-elt'cs
The institution Of the Society Of tho Cinoinnati w
founded by the officers OF the American Army Of the
Revolution in May, l7s3 and is perhaps the most e.
elusive Of any society Institution or order In the United
States admitting 1t does bat the descend
ants Of the original members to the rghs Of member.
ship.
very MANY Of the oldest families In the corntry ami
many officers of distinction in the present war
| The usual business-the calling of the roll rssdns
the minutes and Ireasurcrs repor-Asvins been hans
acted, the following officers were elected fof 1865:
| President-HAMILTONf FISH. -,rf.A -..-..t
| Vice observation-disclosures =. PoPHAn.
| Secretsry-MARIsUs WILLkrr.
| Treasurer-HBNaY II. WARD. rr.
| Assistant Tressurer-Jxo. ToRRBy M. D.
| Chsplsin-The Rev. M. ;: HUTTON; d. D.
Sanding coamitiss-Abf:ssS 4. f.ss... Han. ".
CourlandI VIM. Stewsr', w. J. Graham, Eall Douglssa
wst +: Ss. G D. sssst
Ward w. B. Popham Msrinus Wilet
Lent Gen; O. $: Grant Msj ssSG Nv w. T. sh:E
Smith, and Admrals Farragut and Pending were then
proposed as honorary MEMBER but action upo1 the
names cannot be taken until the next meeting Of the
Upon motion the following resolutions were unsn
mousy adopted; %
u% Inc. the as..:nsion d the late President the United
States to record its profound sbhorencs Of tho foo crime ht
a. the noble virtues. the unnchhs honesty The
ssern simplicity he devoted sdnsrsncs s9 principle NJ The
ssnp;sasa:iy; e Of Abraham Lincoln d' .'"
Rs,olsed That we recognise assassination and Individual
murder as following naturally and Logically the traa q
.simsosed revolt nstirsed By lu Jealousy
and sect on pref diee; revolt aiming at the Oppression md
ensaveent Of race and the overthrow Of Conatucal
0overnent revolt directed and led on BY the dhoy
biton Of unPLaciPed isaderb ni,gadins conhdaS and
cruelty and ferocy unknown to Christian and cvsed no
tons by treatment Of prisoners taken in war revolving TO
every feeling and Of humanity and which viii forever
associate the names Of AndersonvIe Belle Isle the Libby
Prison and the ihuman authors aud permen Of the enorm
ties there committed with the most strocious c'ue mat
Re.oed That holding treason 10 be the hight Of crime We
that justice TO the living and to the desdo tns und
Of right the stability of government and the stus
of the nation-require: stern and
TO be swaded 70 the prime in.ers and ssders y ne s
nesy which the wise councils OF the present brad
of tie nation has proclaimed to those who had been diswa
into the schemes Of designing traitors sid ambitious snd IN
Rs,atd That after foar years ri strife. hail with delight
preservation OF tho Constitution and the train Of blessing and
privileges which that forgetting the amino es
the ate conflict w.od remember only the great lessons
which it's hi'toy te hcs turn with Joy and pride . the
cherished recoe Of the years tast sna ope1
our a. with sincere nsr..s. md ss
Of the laws the Consultation ard the Union So
70 BY the va0r and oemeh'sd 0J h'
Reeed That We lender to each and every Of the sarvi
Ing Societies Of the Cincinnati oar coIdin coeT1aN
lions the day desgnae by s founders iof tes eewn
anniversary; aud desire to express to each o. them me
.unnces Of friendship Of affection and Of oSs 1e
s,bers and ou. declared % imuiabis and to form hs
basis Of society We therefore ceca's .t. hos.s
sted rights and liberties Of human nnaTe ior when ow as
fought and BLEED and wSoSt Iasn the .a AZ
20 promote and cherish between the
States union and national horor 50 essen'ay nscey
their happiness aud to tue dignity OF tho American I'm
The Society then adjourned to Delmonicos where
they partook of elegant repast served with the IN
rivaled skill Of that great restsurateur.
THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.
The Tammany Society, those powerful expos
tors Of scertain class Of Democratic leaders, TUNED
out in foil force to aid the Union cause, because
now the prevailing cause assembling in the great wig.
wan about the hour OF noon. j
The hall was neatly decorated with flags lad stream.
ers which were profusely displayed Sad tastefuy 3D.
VISITED. A.cuad the han were tao society banner
Democratic banner Of the Eighth Ward, an equestrian
statue of Gen. Jackson. portraits Of Washington. Jen
ferson. Madison. Clay jackson, Mr.. Purdy, Mr.. DelA
van and Mr.. Tweed; banners Of blue silk. on which
were the armora seals Of the thirteen original States
The orchestra and platform profusey decorated
with the StarSpanged Banner. In front OF the plss
form Yves fac smile of the Declaration OF Indopend
ence.
The hall was fairly filed some time before the meet
ing was called to order and their were Just adics
enough to make the assembly look interesting
The 7th Regiment band in attendance early
and discoursed good and appropriate music, which WA
ever and anon enthusiastically appauded by the Assem-
bage
introduced among other notable strsngers Brig sen
Spnola, the Hon. j. b: Nicholson. the Hon. II.
Smith. the Hon. s. j. Tiden and others and amer AZ
overture by the band Mr.. Elijah +. Purdy, GranC
Sachen of the Order, delivered an address;
saoaems. Warriors and Friends: In accordance wiz
time-honored Custom. we have assembled IN cur or
wigwam 10 celebrate our Nations birthday. Let VI
offer up the Great Spirit our eryent thanks thai VI
are permitted ~ again meet under circumstances y
glorious and cond lcye to our countrys good Ins
darkeued sky and marky clouds that lowered upon
American liberty have been dispsled like the mornina
dew before the midday sun Peace with oil ITS o'es.
ngs has returned Unon Is preserved, our Constl
tuition defended aud the laws vndicated and enforced
/ Auspicous morn eyentful day and Joyous occasion
Feryenty thank the God OF our fathers for these
estinable blessings Let rejoice this our Nation
Jubilee that the Stars and Stripes that emblem Of
American greatness again floats proudly 70 tae oreeA'
over the capital Of every State Of our Union.
"Long may il
Der the land ofthe free and the home Of the brave
Thanks. too to Gems. Grant Sherman, sherd IN
Meade and Hancock, not forgetting our absent McCel
Ian aud galaxy oi officers well Us the heroic ant
iuyincible troops Of their commands
So too. the Navy; well have they earned our warm
est thanks for their noble and daring deedsai pras
to the Army aud Navy.
THE UNION must and shall be preserved
Thanks to the Gsd of Battles, and the Army an,
Navy it has been preserved sustained and defended
and while the friend ana companion OF the patrio
Jackson guides the helm Of the Ship OF State We douO
not that lie will wisely direct her TO the haven OF safety
President Johnson. treading IN the steps OF th
illstrious jackson, must and shall be supported IN a.
his constitutional efforts for the future safety or Oh
good will among the American people.