Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-04
. GREAT DAY!
MAGNJFICBNI'
DISPLAY OF ISTOCKl
A Splendid Exhibition of
Machinery!
FLORAL HALL
GORGEOUS! BEAUTIFUL!
The Great Speech of Col.
Killebrew, of Nashville!!!!

Yesterday was a lovely day, and the
crowd on the Fair Grounds fully equal to
that of Wednesday. The exhibition far
transcribed the highest expectation. 1t
was grand day, and the hearts Of our
great people were filled with pride. Every
ring was full, and the stock rings, especial
ly, were pronounced by distinguished Wis
itors to have been the most splendid yet
exhibited in the State Industrial Hall
was a perfect ocean of machinery, and the
ground around it for acres filed with ma
chinery too large for the hall. Floral Hall
presented n picture OF beauty, too varied
and magnificent to be described. 1t was
an Eden Of loneliness, more gorgeous than
the valleys Of the Euphrates in the days of
Babylon's splendor and power. The
GREAT SPEECH
OF Col. killebrew of Nashville was the
event OF the day. Five thousand people
listened with rspt attention, for one hour
and a half to this incompatible production.
We never saw crowd more highly enter
tanned or more enthusiastic. The ColonePs
speech was full Of logic, practical thought,
home-thrusts, elosuence and forcible illus
tratious. At its close, bouquets, the work
of As fair and noble women as ever adorned
any land or age, were presented the orator,
whose bright thoughts have sunk so deep
into the hearts as well as the minds Of his
audience. The Coloners reply to this de-
lightful testimonial of appreciation was as
chaste and beautiful in sentiment as the
pure waters of Tempe" Among other
a., r.. II
the fair donors be rs happy as these flowers
are beautiful" Vice President B. b. Hurt
rendered the distinguished orator the
thanks OF the vast crowd for his able, elo-
quent and inspiriting address, whose SEN
timent was enthusiastically applauded.-
The following correspondence Will explain
Itself:
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. ,, 1871.
Col. J. b. KILLEBREw.-DedF Sir: /
am directed by the President and Board OF
Directors to tender you the thanks Of this
Association for the able address delivered
this morning, and TO request copy Of the
| same for publication.
Merry respectfully your obe,Pt. servant,
CnAs. W. GEENE, Secry.
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. ,, 1871.
] {. W. GREENE, Secy. :-Herwithy you will
| find a copy OF the address delivered before
| the West Tennessee Agricultural and Ne
| chanical Association. If it will in any way
| conduce to the development Of our material
| resources l shall be more thanSgratified,
| though l am compelled to say that my
| nany engagements have prevented me from
! making il short.
Accept my thanks for the courteous man
! ner in which yon have conveyed the re-
/ quest of the Board Of Directors and believe
me to be, Yours very trIly,
| j. ID, kuIEnREW
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