New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-23


was IL. away in the ,.ly wardrobe that solder
hss passed Ms days. aad his nest IN ooniuea,ns
tho traasiiiye verb fgasrr moods and :snse
but always H. the IL person singular. active pos
siye. A. thus.
receive Committees.
did receive House.
shall receive Sforctes.
Lave received prc,eHiaton VoiIpss
may receive SVotds
mast receive ! Bsrci
might. could. would. or
sh,uld receive T.oed)m.
Passive Fora
nm received by lCines.
was received hy Assemblies.
| shall be received ly Clubs.
have been received ~ Fossils.
may be received hy ,ennlca
| must b. received hy Mayors.
miclt, could, would, or
should be rceen ed ~ Nobody.
It's said that the del s.l ffl:.y mansion presented
to zen Grant by tho excellent citizens Of Philadelphia
j. become such o. trcpLie5 that there Is no
room thtron fof ,hr domestic o!rcic their Lares ana
Pennte, The drawing room 4, rcV-ied stoFe'honse
OF paten. slldcs cavalry boots afghnns Photographs
sword u.s. moIhs books camp chests. cloths. ice'pieh'
ers champagne baskets r0ldhoaGed canes wax irniH
breakfast su!yeo auG cigarboHcs which have been CIV
en- TO the Commander ia Ch.cfby BIS a-teu ndmrers
Wien ~ rich AID loyai ci.itcH Of &cwYoFS. there
fore felt {, o. ther loye!iy o1d thes wealth mast mad
eNrres sion In the portrait q: hero ofthe past they t
also that tha: Commemorative canvass mus be bestowed
ulon the hero Of the present. 1aai patient man shed
once glanced at lis crowded sa docriel one posi-
bic ground fof tie picture and Sgned lis eager
Bcs, 90 rcccige IT,
Then the Thirty we're ogercOnc val q sense OF the
aadequAoy Of tie artists studio tn th,a,er OF the
Reception which they extended tie Genera! with their
nigh, hand whsle they held tho portrait in their len
,trL. -. and zuOpe.inI lis
sumptaous drawnr.roon. lie oibertwen,y nine glow
cred darby on him. a clnspfatof Against tie equal
! fame Of Ne rest
Atm, crl.caI moment wh,a the devotee. OF at
trerbed .s itey sboud b. forced TO pack the picture
and send It TO IL, owner az Washington without the
American 1xuiiss OF oraiiols aud supper, the Loyal
League Cub offered its superb CLUB house on Union.
.laare 10 tie IeulcAaniG neral tie portrait and To.
Thirty.
PREPARATIONS.
= sweet sOfl February ny was chOsea-a day which
melted Into cloudlcss starry rght--a doy already
sacred TO the people having gi'en to them the bes'
spirit Of their fret crusade FOR Liberty. II fitting
! that o. WasliuetoE's BirtLlny tae wealth and SOCIAL
eanerce OF the city should lonor. IN the foremost
Of ts la Or struggle the triumph OF tie new and just
and Honorable sgniGcarce which the Declaration OF
Independence had long disclosed to tbs seers aad
SHUTS.
The Committee OF the Loyal League is composed Of
gentlemen o; mathematical instincts. They know that
cube OF feet cauuot be- made TO occupy area Of
five. Hey understand thai if trout be put in full
pail 81 water he will dspice quantity OF hat hui
equal to his bulk And they have invited no more
guests than theI splendid walls generously hel,er
and theiF graz cul hospitality oourtconaly entreet
They assert. also that they will not allow their guest
to become the victim Of adoirg bat iuIudcou5 friends
IL Is understood that the fiat OF the League Club is two
fold. If any attempts TO shake hands With Gen
Grant sloot him on tie spot" ard again-"Let him
who is found guilty Of making a speech be hanged TO
the central chandelier
The petty cards invite you at O'Clock and decately
suggest thu, evening toilet is required So at O'clock
in our very best suI, We enter the paved lobby.
DECORATIONS.
Just IN front i. a shining archway drapod with flags
beyond which opens the splendid salon. which but yes
teTday WIS a waste Of tagged wolAs and brown turf
great brilliant draw room 20 feet long aud ~ feet
wide 50 blazing viii light rich in color thitsrosy
mante aud deep hnrd carpet against the cool walls OF
white and gold. that you tins .nstinctyay Of hot.
bou,e flowers roses aud cameils aud noddng yellow
| lilies The ceiling il a 1uting OF the beloved color
The ugly beams holding the poised roof made
the enigns Of the countless flags and become nonofaby
useful and admirable. Pretty baskets OF flowers.
tnels along the line OF the wall send fragrant messages
20 each other and nodding. exchange opinions about
the company. GA one side is Nast's picture OF "TEe
Great March and opposite. Cropseys lurid "Gcty-
burg with liz lonely and solemn hagstaH
TIE FOUNTAIN.
In the center is the ARREST and freshest of fountains
tange OF ivy vines climbing up TO touch the beautiful
wafer palace of crystal, where the Invisible naiad
laughs. and frolics with tie dancing stream And al
around the curb of tie lesser basin, now flashing and
now Inn. circle of gasets like some supernal GreGes.
The great basin below IL clear pool in del OF rowers
II mi. hum Of busy talk we're hushed little. you
SIRE Won would hear blossom and Mustard chatter
jnp in the bell of this white lily and you half believe
tha, the glitter Of thai bright bugs armor the sbn
mer of the wings of mischievons Puck.
THE PORTRAIT.
Al Nh. hack of the saloon raised platform suggests
10 Cen Grant the desire OF the guests TO him. and
the impeuding necessity of new conlgation OF his
mrsping verb just above it hangs the portrait Of
Cen Scott deliberately framed. and set in drapery Of
aops II i, not like the inirm old man whom one meets
sometirnes on the Avenue of bright afternoon but
may be the military genius whose past IL historic.
At the head of tho stair is gallery for musicians.
and under that n second.one and all the evening sweet
signing airs or grand harmonieS that open now worlds
TO you till you thrill with unutterablc longing for pow
err which Won have not fill the fragrant atmos
phere.
U,stairs the drawing rooms thor best attire
comfortable with easy CHAIR and velvet couches and
brixh, with pictures. The English s:eormers. stanch
aud sturdy friends Of the Repubbc have the place o'