New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
LAST MEETING IN ITS OLD HOME.

BUSINESS MEETING AND EXHIBITION OF PICTURES
Al THE UNION LEAGUE FOR 1HE LAST TlME BE-
FORE REMOVING To THE NEW CLUE HOUSE
The last monthly meeting of the Union League
Club in Old Cub House held last evening The
prcsld ut. Hamilton Fish, occupied the chair,
and about two hundred members were present.
DJrman b. Eaton, chairman OF the Committee
OF Political Reform read report which cordially APP
proved Of the resolution passed by the club at the No
veniber meeting to IF ct at hereafter candidates
for ADMISSION should b. received who were not In SYM
patny with the Republican party. The report reviews
the policy the club In regard so social matters IN
the club, AMI TO politics. and suggests changes
mOdIfi atoms.
Isaac IL. Bailey red the following resolution:
RcSolred, mat the last meeting Of the Club on the
prcm,r.s from which II Is about 10 remove
a "a %ui'ab. U Gcci,ion for renewed expires
sou b, Is members Of Their attachment To ard
frag have given to he country TWO Presidents
hi'to'e anc VIA RAM IL all the ages to come Win tha
OF ,ny hrS ID gre test ami successive Adnnstlatlos
that have ben great 10 wat i'll peacr III dlpiodcy ana
s snacHi H"'v Inc 1 Slave nave ma%1a"ea the "qy
before ID" law of all cluzens sustained
i'ith collected ANA honestly DISTRIBUTED revenue
pa, III SCUM oney third OF the National debt pre-.
h mp ,Ip Ap SiS ri B sn si"leSs
that .rslstrut ana searching scrutiny by fnenda
am OrS nas fed to discover any Dnsh In us integrity
or honor.
The exhibition OF pictures. for whch invitations were
issued las ning great an Improvement on hat
OF last month should think the CLUB could hardly
fail to the obvious moral. In the hrsi
place II Is no. well 10 make such oc-
cast IL mere appeals to the benevoence of the public.
IA visitors at hospital Tor patients In de-
cine or gwen over. Nor is the matter betered by in
rising here and there few young pictures which
seem tn friends md full OF PROMISE. but which
to naru-leur;ed world seem sucn thing.
Aud the part OF the moral Is, that 10
have a good exhibition OF pictures you
have committee. II it be only Of man. tIat
knows Il gOr, pic,ure when 1t sees it, and has much
confidence good sense and average good taste Of
cub TINS believe that us membrrs know
hawk from g handSlN. such committee selected he
PICTURES shown last night, tue most part
of Them. and naturally the place OF honor
40 Mr. Geducy Buuce's " FIsnIhybosis Venice" Brau-
tu the Venice painted by this artist for the last
exhibition OF Society OF Amer can Artists this preS
plrtdrc u Il fner wOrR: perhaps because
is much more Of picture" Il will be- seen. we
nope iur her lev larger public. vii not diate
upon II to-day. Only welcome 1t most cordially as
licn aud Quent ppcal Venice. assuring Us that
lover OF and has poets tongue sing
her WORTHY praises
We must zee Mr.. Alden wcr's Piggy" by daylight
before fairly dgc 1t last Llgh IL looked heavy
and Ing IN mo ling, and This Is not Of en- To be sid
of Mr Alden Welr's TX. Indeed We ought not T.
hu K; tho ieght al which II p ICED
brings IL DIRECTLY the glare o /
Mr. Frank ID. Aullrt's "Choe," young girl Of the
od-iasnoned sort 80 uucn the fashion, sitting AT
her spnIng-wber, PRETTY composed aud drawu hut
th,re is not power OF paIuIIDg shown In II. Mr.
Edwin asnteid's WORK is Over" pcasaus returning
home from III. fl To- IS not easily ienonsIbc; We
ca not make whether the artist means the i'm
possible dancing figures sG aust tho sunset sky
qlong the brow Of the hill taken literally. or
wncIhrr tncy meant for fancy" for some gay
creatures OF element. that tue cOiOfs OF The ram
TOW 1--we and pld} the pilghted Clouds" W. may be
dnl tbs. BIT IA; any rate II ~ evidenl th nee arc
two separate PIE urrs either f whc woud b" pretty 10
IL mn AZ, t.r,cillrr tncr do MT nartuonzr
Mr. f. L. iI,LTy wuoLues nOl pant pc Lc- bat who -
uu-t clever reproducing thr iufhltue d'rs's hhd
bclO gnE~ Il ou Co!" lai ana EevOiu 81 ar! me- ui'
g. ~ nicely conn O-'d and neal " 'Kccutcd painting
rclreseniIng an ery lazy sow ng al emery GENT"
ma her cA,ut Ier " coTurrH upbodrd' We "a" NOT
I'M. from Mr. Hcr,' lac has taken nLntc pans
vii IA IL. and pro .uccd Vrp happy result
MI. W Wnlttrrdgc's landscape IN an tAceIrn hlccl-
OF his WORK. but lar brighter ana NOR Narird tian
IS to be. "" dc not Ike ms filiHg iic III me
M ddle dlSanc '"kct "hh the IHirh ones ~ he ii'
ground thy iDruc III" Ettcl Tor 10 NrIto' u' W. Ho
CLAD TO ss MI NhttTc r. 0c5tr ng MS suuH-cOOS ana
making u VI. 'ik iOf nat and air .
MI CunAtHn II yer mas been lar TOO ann tlOIs win
h,s Dream Love-" lie IS no. equal 90 such hghis
ike that o. Ms III the a- AcadeInh
the Young eI of everyday s.tung tranquil III tue wood
WIS worm AL IL, re clumsy hrIolcs. Mr. Hoyendcn's
Oid y gro ~ WelCOmpu~Co subject ana hc has huch
expire sion IN us daIkeys &c NJ, oh or niue color
u daShng ana true AS ne
little sketch for It m .,nr Water Coior Exb
bition W. se Nj. ans TcmLS" (ClTo u Dsttcr
thaI ms Hrad." winch f. lard and ike stud cXer-
cs,. How many Of our young men. we wonder. are
color warmth % c. Qucuess dicd out of them IL
too Iiduy II ia GcTODe haa been Dut an Od Man of
held IN the pi, sent 6udIng. The Il Will be Ia
their new cluD mouse up Town.