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u.r,,no, o Nbsspn 4. Underwood Of Arkansas
G Reeves OF rennes,es, H. L. Goodrich OF tennessee
L. +. McC;iny OF Tennessee
On taking the Char, MIR. ropp made Thrill
+ Ing and eloquent address, and then introduced
GUsTAvus A. HENRY TO the ,neetng, wlo was re-
cei,ed with loud and long huiras. Mr.. Henry
was followed by Major Fowler OF Arkansas,
who, in forcible and impressive manner discuss
ed the various subjects OF National interest which
al present engage the public attention.
Phillips and Cr,tcnden Counties, OF Arkansas,
sent large Delegations, and from Their zeal III the
cause, you would say this young giant of The
West was rising in majesty and power, dctermln-
ed not only to fight The good fight but 10 win.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Fuwler's speech, Mr..
GREEN, of Miss. a wholc-soucd Wing, assisted
by some kindred spirits, sung number OF good
Wing songs.


The fire and enthusiasm of 1910 ran through
the vast asscmblage, and the music of tho Wings


thrilled every bosom. Gen. w. r. HAsXgLL was
called for, and responded to the call in speech


which was enthusiastically received, and which


added new lau,es to the wreath of bis rcnown.


as one OF those gallant spirits in whose bosom


burns the true Wing fire. When Mr.. Haskell
concluded the meeting adjourned unit! 10 O'Clock
tomorrow, when the splendid prize Banner will
be awarded to Marshall County, Miss :! he Ban
ner was nobly con,endcd for by several Counties
OF Tennessee and Arkansas, but il was won by


Marshall May i, conduct the Wings of Missis
slppi TO victory, and long wave as the signal of
triumph. 1t should wave from the Capitol OF the
State to inspire her sons in the coming contest.


A Committee composed of Geo W. Gibbs, Of


Tenn. q. F. Henry of Miss. Andrew Fowler, of
Arkansas and James Rucks, Of Miss was ap-
pointed TO draft resolutions expressive OF the
sense OF the meeting on the various matters sub.
mtted to its consideration. We were disappoint-
Cd IN not having with US the Jewel of The South
): ): S' P'entiss. His private business prevented
MS attendance. He was invited bya letter signed
oy about 250 ladies of Memphis and vicinity, hui
Inc letter had not been received when the Vicks-
ouFgh Delegates left. Had 1t reached him, he
could not have resisted the cali. This letter is
wntten In great haste, in order to give you some
dea OF the meeting; it was in truth u glorious
one.