Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20


iecl c; the UOsssisg 10 few sPProrsisae rDns1ks
showing the after folly Of our reoP's to the rat,
xho have invsrissly gore shfoaA fUs H'sny articles
Of utility, c0st0ss sH4 ooHvsnisnVs When se F's'
.e~. l.cltlies 81 hons isS manufacturing iheR aa
surpassed aaySAers A, The eosciasioa Of h, to.
HArks, ks moved The sPrOsntsasst u = e"hu''''s
+ Of I've t. irsa asd report oeAslsia,a0s for The
permanent o5sAaizssiea cl toe assCSiA'sua. The
I chair sepOistcd Judge J W Nosis, CsP'sla II ;,
Chamberlain. Gel john HaItsr. David Richards,
ana John Caldwell HhitA cosniites, through their
chairman. reported The ioilowiag, which vas
ascY9ed
C-s,t,ri.,s = tLs !ass,sr,si Asaaoaai.gs q, Eass
Tsza.,s,s.
Az. !. THIS AssoSiAtsca shAli lie kao~s =. The
J d" Iaaa sirial ASsecialios q Essl Tennessee
AAr . Any person may beccfne 1embeF Of
the AssoSiagioa By sahscrihtng this ConstiIailcu,
ana rayiag tn.c The treasury oss dollar aHausiif
AET 3 The eeesrs oI tho AssoSasthsa sksll te
President ytea PrsSdentA fer saeh cs'anIy IN
| Eaa Tsasese@) RsecrdIng Secretary. TrsasaFeS,
Corresponding Secr~tAfy, and an Executive Com
mttse Of Ftvs
Al The dulsrs Of The oGIilsfs shall 10 ,a,h a
are usually PATTERNED BY sseh oeacers
AET The Oti~A and ParPo-e Il :sc Assssia.
ttcH shaI bs
/ la To obtain aad Disseminate ihfer asi,oa ugs5n
ell fndBstrisl Parsuits
q To Increase The number and rArieay Il oa'
rllHh0tScsar9
"a To prorsc4s III. a<veiopmen; o; ,ar nisss
/ and QaArr3es
/ tth To Improve our agriculture.
s,h To enlist oar business mea and capitalists 10
Z the encouragement Of hoDs Industry
AR e. The annual meesing 81 the SuIie,y shah
I Be hsld On the second NOsday Of January Of each
veal, a. sUos other time - tAe Association shall
aPpcint ,,....
osss respectively for year, aud until tho;r sue
ees.ars shall have been chosen. All Fseaseia shall
be allsd by sotoa Of the Association n any regular
meetlng
Az ssss4sussssse.asssess AssoIaA...ss dali
- - = determined BY ihs Association =, sny
regular nssling.
! Asr. D. SPECIAL mestinEs msy be called BY the
President ~ . majority 81 the EKe aiivs Commit
tss BY giving notice Ia u the daily papers Of
KucI wills st eaai day before The time Of such
! upAssiaR mecsiBg called by sPeoisi scr;!ng
( shall be regarded a. = regular meeting
AKT 10 Special committees mty be appointed
By The President for such purposes o. aay meeting
Of the AEsociAiioa shall diFoSt,
oa notion Of u. W. DOrEin, Gs additional sr!i.
Gle "a, Ad0plAS, 10 the sfs4 that no money shall
Do pals out By the Treasurer except apon the Ep-
prevail Of the President OF msierity Of the EIsea.
tive Com mitsss.
On motion u Col BaIiss, tho Association pro-
ossdei 70 orgAEiss By sisc'iag permanent otacsrs
lie thea nominated for Presiishi Judge J. North
Who wss unanimously elected, and took the hair
/ % motion Of II. w. Dargin, committee Of Eve
VA appointed 10 nominate permanent officers TOT
the Association. The chair appointed Hon o. r
Temple, u. RlehArdnou, Capt, A. J, Racks, w i
Ei,oii Aod Capt. II. : Chamberlain.
~ Hal
sEs cslIsi upon, WbO made very Interesting
spssch referring 70 tho natural Advantages Of our
scc's0B Of the STATE which, II properly improved,
would 10 isw ys~rs reedsT pTospsroas aud
wealthy lie stated that ps~ have Population
IN East Tsnnessse Of only sSoai 100000 person,
while ws have = serritory capable ot supporting a
population Vi 3,0oc,y0J That Nc have climHIs.
'Oil snd facilities IN every way saPssor 10 Asssa
chgsssls AMI that I'll want Is their proper deysI-
b oPs,snt. We have said be- "a Bve miles Of kraI-
= vile, marble which IT N NAssscbusett., 10 the
quarry a. Il L. would To sOrih slo Uu0 go, While
Il is 10 ia worth uoth,ng lie referred ~ the vasi
,fopo last Tshnsssee for the year isg7 which
Was 10 the market, aud stated that The lev coal
mines opensd wss morh valuable aud more fat
igl sOJFce Il Income We, as peopie, be said are
aslesp, aud little dfesm If the vast measures No
have within our reaGb.
The committee on Organization reported the i.h-
lowing Honi,nSi,oRs which we're unshiunusiy rsti
hed
Fes P,ss.de,is KnoI county, John batter
itosns county, John 7. Wilder 6syisf John CaId-
veil ABisrsou, e. ID. AeGgGay Monroe, james
C0dia Washington, s. J. ", Lscksy Hawkins,
{ J. Mckinney Jefferson, DrIry Morris Greene,
Gsa HSyes Hamilton, W. T. Ralhbarn Bradley,
L. kaht Aehan, J w koss BIounl, II /
Wilson
'orr'spoad,Ag Secretary r. Charies heyui
Rssosduas Secretary wifIisB Rule
Toeasarer-R. T. AeEwen.
EEectts. foat1aittes--U. + TsHpis ID Rlhard,
SOC, ; T. Atkin, p, Diokinsan, IL &. than perlain
On motion, the President appointed L. & Camp
II. W. Durgin, joseph RishArds, J. II Renshaw
aud Spencer MaBfon, q committee 90 report by.
Laws tor the Association
The Association Was then addressed By Hon. %
. r. Temple Who, in iOreibls manner, eonmsnted
upoa our folly in sending abroad Co sgrieaisars
implements and great many other ssisieS. whsE
We can jis, "a veil mAHufAeiars them 81 bona n,
gave come illustrations Of what No have bean doing
in thls line, that we're truly smssing Hs psomisod
thsa st soms future GiGae be would make ssAilst
cal report 70 the Association, showing bis obsarva
oas thIs sahisca fOs tie last hssa years, sasei
report ne shah sssh with ihtesrt