The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-21
Extraordinary Terment Among the
Politicians.
ANOTHER OVATION TO GENERAL GRANT.
THlv RECEPTION At THE LEAGUE CLUB.
A VAIL STREET PRIMARY.
Tho Great andy Johnson Meeting On
Wash. 'rgton's Birthday.
ks. &c. &e.

The Is all alive wi N political excitement just
The Presidents veto and f dozen different SUBJECTS
have opened up this week with briskness Of nteross
which has not been expereL sd here since the municipal
eeotion Up town and dow town the stir political
circles sends the heavy to pd fro with hurried and
mysterious men Ciques and Nsteries, clubs and oon
mittees are on the q with On aertness which
tends the most exciting events IN the political world
Calls are In circulation for public meetings. receptions
foot projected for Grant, ivrseward and even
Andy johnson himsef-the man who refused that car.
rage Shoddy Is excited to persprstsEA at the cluba
and Wall street has organized itself into sries OF po
cal primary committees the banks md orSers o1css
THE UNION LEAGUE REcsPrI0Na
Most portentous Of all, we are TO hove special sr-
elusive reception Of General Grant, at the Uaion League
Club picture OF General Scott Is TO be presented 70
General Grant This affair, which was IN the :harge Of
private persons, has been seized upon ey the 10
leatess club The presentation will be turned INTO An
ovation All the consequential nobodies want 10 be up
and doing Tomorrow night IL to be tho great oc-
cSa and ass Of he cab snS
their alleged invidous partisan purposes In connecnon
Il seems that none but members Of the club to b
admitted. Tickets, not transferable, are issued ono
apiece to the immortal members, without charge
Ladies are admitted SPECIAL tickets al five dearD
are extended for occasion the full capacity Of the
back yard and grand crush he anticipated, after tho
eye OF other recent visits of the Lieutenant General 10
this CITY, The sale OF tickets for the admission OF lacie4
tho club aud is regarded master stroke of the chax
acteristc poencss and glantry OF the pr ncpa nAna
ger Mr. Blunt 1t will be peculiar not an Original '1ss
come general The per odscal exhibition OF these stag
barracks Of old bachelor; Wosia naturally a.aaSs rS a,ss
reliable source of revenue as any regular zooioscsA
garden or menagerie
RADICAL PROGRAAMH FOR THE UNION LEAGUE IL
this portentous event Of tho Union Ieaguers ane
It's financial scheme has bsen II seems, developer
yntD
pioson at Washington Tho social WISH OF Grant 70 o
vamped up into political IN tne nands
DO of 10 exhibit tho Lieutenant General In the
midst of expressions and demonstrations OF assault upea
PRESIDENT Johnson However this may b. II certain
that high quarrel the result between the leading
lights Of the League and two or three rival demonsr.
tons been started To head Oh this monopoly
and peryersion Of the military hero
A WALL STREET PRIMARY.
At little meeting which was held IN wall street 81
Opdyke presided, and dozen or SO attended Mr. Wet
more, the well known grand usher OF tho greennank
and such is the excited the political atmosphere
tina, these polished pundits actually proposed 70 slap
each NE. Ss ana as g. O. Rbss john CISCO
and others present. who werc not In 30 heated oones
ton Of mind, withdrew.
some radical, others conservative war democratic ana
even 'regular ticket" democratic The aim Of these =
Congress in the Presdcnt's veto and triumphantly
indicated in the United states senate
THE COOPER INSTITUTE MEETING.
meeting the Cooper Institute Thursday night 1hD
will for the expression OF the sentiments OF tho ost
gems Of New York support Of the President mese-
ing Of the war democrats which is projected by Judgs
Peepont Judge Hilton and other leading citizens wn
viii It bod sui smother meeting on The 1h Of March
The meeting at tho Cooper Institute for rhundV
instance Of Montgomery Blair, through 3pdykc. Dudley
Field the people Of the Evrsag Poa and others q the
barnburner radicals Their idea was to make demon-
nj trad
Of reconstruction and their councils having orig nay
had some reference 70 The support Of Judge Davies los
Of the day. and amagamated with Weed and ScwaFa
men, disintegraied democrats with whig and other 20
the most varied Character. is supposed that ths
movement Is the advent Al last OF The breaking up
Union Democracy" which 10 70 support Andy Johnsoa's
policy and sweep the country. The movement en-
Surveyor wakeman Postmaster Kelly &c. Under ,heis
auspices tho free trade PLANK has been knocked out %
the call for tho Cooper Institute meeting and Va tsss
shaped and circulated yesterday As follows,
PUBLIC xrrrIss o CITIZENS
The citizens o. New YORK who .astaiasd ne national A.
general principles the President lis annual
a"d %so :: earnestly Ss.s = sar%oa IN he pas
q s ss e s sas s. % ss
70 the Union may be speedily and happily es.s 80
evening I'D inst. .. hai;-past seses o'cieoE
General Grant, is UNDERSTOOD win s,teri this meet
ing also, we'll tho Union Loseue seption both NJ
Ing place on the same evening.
Summary gOsshR.
The political capdron II VIZ be so n, n boiling over
The busiest activity ,revn Ia Is - aed that Col
Of the port b, appointed delay The
corridors OF tho sor House sxhbs/a revival OF the Old
excitement and TIM politicians froia Wpskngton and all
parts Of this stale nocng TO ~ Assr House,
political rndating centre. Governsr Foton aud strong
body Of state pocans haze gons ~ take care Of the
President and Congress md get Collector IL possible.
Ben Field has transferred his II tsus patriotic care
from tho Health bill ana his ssa At antagonist George
Bliss at Albany, 10 the corrisu n the Aston House.
to organize thsngs genssIly ~ Tom Acton's poles
particularly.
General dras after sstting nd the oaguers and the
politicians Is expected " takea llle enjoyment la pm
life Hs will dins with n w. stew art on Friday and
John Jacob Aston, ia, Sal S-iav As the city Jus
now n ial OF Distinguished liabilities there ia overy
Indication that the gAyetesof D. season Will culminssa
very brilliantly this. veek.