The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-17
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

STATE PREsssAssOCIATION.
The, South Carolina State Press Asso-
citation held itsthird meeting in Charles
Ton, beginning ION Wednesday, the 9th
inst - thesrooms of the Chamber Of
gomlae eea The following persons were
present, and represented their respective
Journals: ~
James A.. Hoyt, Columbia Register,
President; F.. w. Dawson, Neaos and
Courier, First Vice President; T. Stobo
'Farrow, Spartanburg Herald, Second
Vice President; S.. W. Maurice, Kings
tree Star, Third Vice President; James
T. Bacon, Edgefeld Adyertiser, Fifth
Vice President; E. B. Murray, Anderson
INTELLIGENcER, Corresponding ,Seere-
tary; T.. F. Greneker, Newberry, Herald,
Treasurer; F. P. Beard, Kershaw GGzsHe;
J. G. Hemphill, ,AbbeYille Medium; D.
J. Carter, Lancaster Ledger; W. ]. Nc:
Kerral, Marion Star; B. r. Riordan,
Neaos dnd C6uriisr; j.. D. McLucas, Ma
ron Mercha and Farmer; HI. Farley,
Carolina Spartan; W. D., Trantham,
Camden Journal; Rev. j. !. Bonner, D..
d. 81 associate Reiorrined PtIessbiter;au J.,
McRae. iken Journal. - ti..'''' ~, III
President Hoyt called the Association
IN order and expressed loratification at
the number of journals Represented, and
the auspicious circumstances of the meet.
ing. He believed the organization had
ACCOMPLISHED much good ID the recent
canvass. and was destined to, continue :its
usefulness. He referred to the legislative
attempts to regulate newspapef adyertis.
ing rates as unjust, and asked the Asso1
citation to act upon the subject. he
closed by paying q high tribute to the
memory of Col. B. b.: Wilson, late of the
Georgetown Times, who had died since
the last meeting Of the Association: 4, )
Mr.. ]. c.. Hemphill was elected tenn
porafy Secretary, and the following, gen;
tiemen were. elected members Of the AS
ISOLATION: E. A. Bronson, Bafnwen Sen
tinel!.?C.. W. Dudley, Marlboro Pldnser,:
F. Melchers, Zsaang; A. s: Todd, An:
derson Journal; VIC: Keith. Waihailat I!
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| .... AFTERNOON SESSION. sion? ~.
/ AT the re-assembling of, the, Associa,
Etion, Capt. F. w. Dawson stated to thu
members that he desired to call their at
tention to the effort being made to rais.
rial proposed to beiereeted TO the a menor.
, tIemen entrusted With the, work have s Sc
cured an excellent bust of the great bis
torrian, poet and patriot, and need .aboa
! fifteen hundred dollars to complete th,
payment and erect the bust. If agree
able; the Hon. w. d. Porter, Preslden
OF the ASSOCIATION, wo9le De pleasea - y
Mdraarai S1p.a,I IA 4 os"c;at;on a'N -. >.
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4 James A. Hoyyt, President ,i..se..i.-. =.
T. W. Dawson. First Vice President,
T: stobo Farrow, Second Vice-Pfssi
dent. 1 -.'';''''1 @ - p.,,'' 80 =.
S. w. Maurice, Third .Yice-Presidenl
| r. r. Hemphill,r Fourth Vice Presi
dent. e.fl,;f 4 .,..ss., .....i,. ~ Isl,
III James r. Bacon, Fifth Vice President
a. a., Giillbt!ert, Recording e 9 I'd Secretary. 4
/, F., b. Murray, GosresPQn Secfetatf1y PEG Sc
II. !. Greneker, Treasurer, ,.,y,.: ,,,io.
! The Association then adjourned .
meet at pm. tomorrow. 7sllol =. ).
Il '... THE ANNUALIAy ADDRESS i. b5j7.
!, was delivered before thea Association i,
H;beriian Hall mt g o'clock 70. M; b,