Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-14
STATE NEWS.

TIE Kuoxville Tribune says that "the
Grit ron made its appearance yesterday: we re-
sis Mcintosh has declared her intention Of NOV
ing Ter residence to Nashville, where she will con
tim . 70 publish the Crstert?n. we hope, With Al
in IRE for it,"
Ara meeting of the Executive Committee
of e Tennessee Soldiers Association at the once
aft noon, il was determined that on notmisS.
sta ling the postpenenent of the meeting of
n. southern Historical society. the state Hs.o-
cia would stin meet on the 2ld. The commit
tee gently appointed by Gov Porter 70 ssrve for
the -outhern Historical society meeting were no
he ana aS o 90 =
Sc scored as and t6 6sfH III n fo on
be worked up thoroughly.
TIE Dyersburg Gaseffe ssys Col. John
say ge went to Gov. d. Porter. president Of the
Cha .tanooss railroad on Thurpday and dem anded
pas. for the commissioners, stating that BY law
rep. 70 the demand, that ss STATE eficials. he
d. sss n could not sSe
rights OF public property a to enact that rail-
TIL Commissioners did not take he passes. Pres
ideut Porter is evidently right and We applsud mis-
spulk. +sta
WE learn from The Nashville World that
nee ee fntercoliegiaie oraioricai Asssciaton have
been issued. 1t will take place At the capitol
n bey re epse xs are ss oo%E %
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Vanderbilt Observation-Disclosures Society, J. L.
Mayson, Georgia; Philosophic Society. Seth NIL
nngton, California.
University OF Tennessee.-Chi Delta Society O.
F. Hume, Virginia; Philomathesian Society, r. A.
Vincent, Tennessee
Southwestern Presbyterian University-siewart
Society, J. H. Boyd, Mississ ppi; Washington
Irving Society, @. Mason, Tennessee.
University OF the South-Si2 ma Epsilon Society
G. A. Garwood. Texas; ri Omega Society, W. A,
Query, South Carolina.
Cumberland University-Ph iloma thean Society,
J. E. Bailey, Missia sippi
The Executive COMMITTEES 81 com posed OF W. J..
Thomas, Chi Delta Society. T. A. Van Dyke, Philo-
mathestAn society; g. L. JuDgeTman, PhiiDsophic
Society; J. M. Connor Disleciic society and q. A.
Blsckburne, Stewart Society.
TIE Nashville World publishes o COM
muHicstion from the Hon. Peter Turney fn regard
70 the attempted removal OF Mary Sharp College %
Nashville. MARY Sharp is the especial pride and
pleasure of winchester. In the quiet and pace
full precincts Of that beautiful town IL has been
| dowed, fostered and Rursed for many q year aid
If tie excellent and infurmountable reasoning 81
the letter did not exist could not but feel ana
appreciate the sensitive justice of an indignant
has selfish interest in attempting 70
\ concenter within itself the name and
prestige OF any institution likely 70
prosper, and upon this ground alone, perhaps
| more than any other, it seeks TO remove Mary
/ Sharp. The plausible grounds assumed by those
seeing TO remove are entirely disspated By the
statement of facts made IN the letter. which, read
lily understood, demonstrates that such ''vexa-
tious litigation" exists against the college at Win
chester, Hs has been reported. But more strong
der the charter, taken in connection with the
rights OF donors and Contributors Mary sharp IA 4
fixed and immsvable feature at Winchester which
III were Jolly or worse" 70 attempt 70 remove.