Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-12
ITALIA.
The Anniversary of italian Liberty to be
Celebrated In Memphis.
Great Plonlc at lanes Park.

As we have previously intimated in va
rious local paragraphs, the Italians Of oul
city are going to make a grand gala day
of next Tuesday, the 18th inst, which II
the eleventh anniversary of the indie
pendence of Italy-achieved by the heroic
Victor Emanuel, aided by that wonderful
statesman and "man of destiny" Louis
Napoleon. 1t is mete that this should bt
a day of proud memories and of rejoicing
to every son of that sunny,land where
-" The orange and myrtle
Are emblems of deeds that were done in
their Cline"
and that the achievement of "H Re 0aLLdn-
tuonsOp should be celebrated by every
true Italian. On this day, eleven years
ago, the wal cry IVA TOWore a. AtdtiG,'
/ first uttered by Garibaldi, was taken up
all over the ''historic land" and the
Straniere and IedeSc0 were sent bowling
to the borders.
Italy, the beautiful and proud, the land
where the goods still reign" the land of
| song and story, of moon lighted terraces,
tinkling guitars, of bubbling nightingales
| and cooling doves, the land of the olive
and grape and pomegranate, so many
hundred years the battle ground of Eu-
rope and the domain of petty tyrsnts,
was free again.
THE ARRANGEMENTS
for the dav have been made by the Societd
di Uaione e Frdtteudnzd HGlidRG, whose
officers and committees have been at
work day and night for some time past.
At a late meeting, as we have already an
nounced, our friend, Mr.. James BrizZo-
lara. was selected as Grand Marshal, and
Mr.. A. b. Naccsro, as Assistant Marshal,
TO conduct the ceremonies. Mr.. BrizZo-
lara was also chosen orator of the day-a
fitting tribute to the talents of n of the
most prominent young members of our
Memphis bar. We feel assured that he
will acquit himself with credit, and we
look for a very brilliant effort from him.
THE PROCESSION
will be one of the features of the day. The
Association will meet in front of their
hall. between Washington and Adams, on
Front Row, in the morning, where a line
will be formed, A triumphal car, bearing
a beyy of beautiful girls, will head the
column. We understand that the beauti-
full and charming little Miss Annie Baciga-
lupo is to represent the United Kingdom
of Italy. the other young ladies represent
ing the various States composing the
same. The route of the procession will be
given hereafter.
AT THE GROUNDS
the usual picnic smusements will be
entered into. The very best
string and brass bands of the city have
been engaged to furnish music for the oc-
and dancing will be kept up until
midnight.
THE PROGRAMME.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Music.
Members of the Association.
Triumphant Car.
Marshal-James BrizzOlara, ESQ.
Assistant sha A. B. VaccarO.
ORATOR OF THE DAY..
James Brizzolara-
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Louis POdeStR, r. B~uchignani,
B. Zanoglia, James Brfzzolara,
q. Gergetti.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
B. Vaccaro, p. G. Cuneo,
!. Lucarini, L. Brignadella,
ohm Sturta, A. Raggio.
FLOOR
\. Fazzi, L. ID. Cassinelli,
\. Devote, James FoppianO,
Iouis Lucarini, r. Lucartni.
GATE COMMITTEE.
Jan venturini, a. Pasha,
l.. Arata, James Boggiano,
:. BqNo, L. Perpol1-
D. IA hellitti, G. Canappa;
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies,
ne dollar.
Members of the Association will meet
It their hall on Front street, between
Washington and Adams streets, at nine
CLOCK am. Line of march-down Front
D Adams, up Adams to Main, down
fain to Beale, down Beale to DeSoto,
own DeSoto to Vance, GU Vance to the :
ark. !