New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

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,o CHM and = list OF it's members were found among tile
papers Of Mr. John Moore and presented to the New
York Historical Society by his son, T. W. G. h"oie'
Among ts members John Jay, Gouverneur MOTIFS
Robert r. Livingston. Rsbert Benson, Gulian Z. YER
pIanek Morgan Lewis, the Ludlows, Watts Lspenards'
Blrds and others. The lawyers had club when they
called the Moot organized in Ito wbsrc uIs Ps
points Of law formally debated Slch Vet,rah
lawyers az william smith, samuel Jones' JONI fi9i t
lott Richard Morris and among the younger, John
jay, +. x. Livingston. James duane, VII I
n"nrI 70 show the character the society After the
war ne eiv-cPc war organized by 80 gentleheh anu
solery.sfs IN the year 1872. The club building com,
lriscd ballroom with music gallery barfoohls ann
bedrooms and had a Lrgc balcony from when therc
was beautiful view of the East River and Long saal'
Attached to the house were howlngfeyS' Eli
y green with gravel walks, shruhbery, eIceah'Iy ilu
ndeT snrh members AZ Babcock Constable, Fish Me-
Eyers Kcmbr. Ludlow SETON Hoffman and Van iioln h
all leaders OF fashion ana the bc,'A q, NV a3 ', ~
met on saturday nights, Also an evening spcclauy NJ
tpar for social gatherings, and the olabSrr7 IN lhe
city were generally invited sursts. lLS 0,,' M Ia
SATURDAY evenings at a tavern kept ~ Ke9eeea
Gcre at Corears Hook TINS dame "SrG Tue i9 crb
nrganizrI in 1874, essentially an eating Gun" no
cards were allowed by the articles unil TWO houi he
dinner and no discussions during or afi"r 9lnh'I'
s1rb men "a Robert Lenox Thomas Roach
EuG', ic,r SIrrirooHe ani Laght. composed this
solid baud Of good lyers. The minutes 81 Their po'e.
ngs that the proposal OF an unfortunate meinDeT
t1 the bill of fare consist Of cold beef or lamb was FOcu
down by conclusive minority of eleven 10 thice
of H. Lie When, IN Parliament, ne boHcr.y ,n1 s,
w. rrnom WHY they sroad not he taxed lie rle, was
rehuted 10y an appeal 10 the elegant s NJ
even by ,me M & |llins display OF SILVER plate &c
t,r dinners equal If not superior 10 any n!Dlcinahs
John Adams, IN hlf Iary' ohiIaN =, t Nate
'ohn'i 10 ~, Gi. n,np, ,C tIe 'ooJ Even the
hti IA nor rsc, his notice and Ma praise tie
plus however tbat the Gentlemen did not wait Tor MN
." hi7h 80, g., I, x % ~ tSln a., u"vv - plsrrr-
I ,eo,lc =, anlty they derived from large inter
uixtue 81 foreign cioh,nt ~ theh ploou, ana p .,i'
I"hn ldihI we u ul,,'' -, ~, t,..i.,,,.t,rr
socurru.s
S''''' ms
OF the numerous foreign National S"cic' now III eN-
i. only one WA incorporatsd in the Colonial period,
-, - ,,.,,, ,,i,i., va. i,,stitut.d an the l,th
that ot ~. AuufcW WHICH was l''titi''" VII ''' ''
with pbiin Li,i.,fo4 "a President. The In dish and
VII" i4''"f '''."-'''' o" a.,
sam Triun,c.' Billions, or Burns, Taye.us, on their
-,,.., d,r,, ~ Geof ~ and ~. Pltr,ct and cont Ii-
t,uj then made for the poor oi their n1t"hdiF.
Tine N t.or,e'. Sllcty WAS established I'm 1866 the
-. Patrcks later.
Tho ST. Timin a., Society. or Independent order Of
~ - va. 80. =. -, ,,rI,,,s hon, ,,b,
49, N''''h'' '''''.' '"l''''' ~ ~" ''' .-" ""
Aha, I,, ,s.s ,f ,,,rr,,r and hunter n y founded
ON ,Ic frnr PRINCIPLES oi uatriotl-m and las for
ti,, hritt anal rn.b,rv love" In I7.r2 It's members
,r,,i " i,''i' ,..a.,,iiop uu,lrr tu. name at the
i"'",' i"'l ..' '' ''' - nm a., r,-,, -, in
NJ a. ION ,.i,. r..rt ,.c was stated 10 De- " tlc
hil'hS "i q nal WIN" Nl." 10 , ~ .o.J
m" - mo- .''.i,' III, NE n,,, -rrr.. .0 Tir
-, So, ed ii.,.r tss l,.,r of ti. society
H''F w" '"' ' ~ ','' ,,,i On, r, iti Ami
, '.''''' ~. ,r i,,,., ~ ..y In H. il,iiir M
80 80, ~ =, u...,i,.l. f. -tat. lip,y ,yij,iv Ia.
~, 81 a.i nom it, original PURPOSE unless
49, 't 80, .i'l'. t' 40 .,.rif,. l,.fi. .t- f..ir
rs, g.,, Fgr4 .,,s 90 .ncify rs.aiIsnrd for social
.''t 49, .' 81 Inn, I,.,f,.. 4. ON tie lu NoScnncr,
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r,c so-r,, o the Cincinnati wu. organized ~ The Can.
t,,,.,t oi .hr A,e.ir, Arm, ou Hudson River. May
' " ,.1 o.. al M t.,t,' ,I Liz, E.,olut nf,