The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-18
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Iuylnets and fesunfres NJ The thiri
annual Iair u the Institute which
viii he etcned IN Borlm The fret ,
we,k u September, 1875 and con ,
lInus Until A day w Soycmber vi
determined hereafter Ono u these
invitations has been sent 70 thc
n every Southern state J
The purpose Of tho proposed eibl' ,
bition IL % afford an opportunity -
All these states and Territories
which wish for settlers from the
North 10 present In practical shape
examples N The products N the soil
illustrative u ita a~daptability 10
The various branches of frminq
planting and horticulture. The
railroad interests " tho West have
been invited 10 make similar cS
hibitions. In his circular Mr.
Griffin, Secretary u the New Eng
land Manufacturer aud Mccl'an'
lea Inatitutc, says "Thc name of
the New England Manufacturers
and Mcchapics Institute does not
suggest the entire scope Of It's pow
crs. Its charter Of incorporation Is
framed In language as broad as def
iuitions would allow and confcrs
authority AS ample as tho reason
VI the organization demanded.
Among other thing the corporation
expressly has power delegated toit
10 provide means by which worthy
and adequate exhibitions Of manu-.
facturcs and other productions can
he given and cognate objects The
terms Of the law permitting 1t,
the policy Of the Corporation has
been to unite aud cordially TO CO.
operate with the people Of any por-
ton Of the United States in any
enterprise likely 10 result In mu
tual benefit and to develop the re-
sources Of any portion Of the coun'
Ivy. With the legal power, with
the most willing spirit and with
very considerable facilities at com
mand--thc Institute extends an
invitation 10 all who engage in the
advancement Of the interests Of the
country 10 avail themselves Of The
opportunities afforded by II and
make this into National lnstitu
ton pledged 10 subscrvo the ad.
vancemcnt Of ALL" We think th'
Southern States should accept thi
invitation In the same cordial an,
generous spirit in which II is ex
tended. More people and more CAPT
tai are needed TO build up and dcvcl
op tho Southern country, andit vii
require an earnest, organized 81
fort TO secure such valuable acqui
sitions. We give this scheme on
hearty endorsement and think th'
Southern people should gladly en-
brace this opportunity to presen
their attractions and advantage
to the people Of the populous Nes
England and Middle States. Es
plaaatory Of this article We pub
fish the following:
Bosros, Mass. Nov. :, 1859.
Film Nar, !Sanfi,, Mis-.
Mr. Dr,u sm:--I send with this cop
Of an invitation which has been address
cl 10 the Governors Of tho several Soutl
ern etaier, also a cicular from the Seer
tary Of the New England Manufacturer
aud Mechanics Institute explaining III
character anl aims u TINT energetic an
very uWful evaporation. II Is popcr Il
me to say this invitation Is u Of u
valuable results Of the Cotton Expcsiiie
oi 1881, aud Of the additional Interest
all ll.ai n.iaics 10 the Southern cllmai
~rrsourrcr. nnl buimrs opportunities u
has bcsn crat-i by the splendid cxhi
It's inaic this year Ut the rccond annu
flir Il the Institute By the Richmond
~ lsnyille, the Va. Tcnn. 4 Ga Air Lin
and the Chesapeake 4 Ohio railway col
%Ilauius. The cereals m the collections
The lr-a two companies lave been ~
b i,y thousands IL Northern agriculiuril
Who express an arlent dcsir 10 lea
y more 81 the characteristics Of the rcdo
uher grain Of ruth extraordinary wds
sAn hw xrywn. Capitalists also. who wi
10 insst asaney Ia various industries
which the limlrus and minerals al I
south arc q ~gnsrantce of an mrie nif
IL tlcmw materials needed, wish 10 tnl
mare than they nov DO Of the capacity
the roil ks ~s'lfrssins a numerous tn
kiion esaIauy.-l IN other so<aiipns III
agriculture. by fefercnrc % the drcuI
d fesrciary Griffin Il will hr sccn u
Abe New England u. and N. Insti,'
~ a purpose aud a chsrtci bfpad cnoti
- lneurrsate m " annual exhibifis
ehe k(I>j II display which zach S,ate
usltrd r. make. During my term 81 lal
Ia ycsr a Asasss. HAD the pleasure
nr<tins many yrntl<tnrn Of ths Souths
fr<p. all Il whom WV thoroughly
hxur ~ the dc<cJormsni ~ The nain
u,~yar<x nf their nzsttisc Stairs. 1
lie oplnipn acnculiy expressed vas n
~ t,uih nectri more capifal and i
- inresr that iryrlrrnrnL VIII
II tnp4Icfr u iin strength 4 /
srnl11rnnk Mrs,khne( The South
nsaq1 ~ = lkc Inetitusc hays iorwnf
dis thvilafI11 - thc <rvsral tssnnl
e<uIih> ~ 1nrrfelf hni< tin<s not
I'll IN ~ 6<rr11 - lnserrr<ume.
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