The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-08-17
MR.. WILSON'S Z
What Some Of the Newspapers Say
About it.

Mr. AS. Todd. editor OF the anderson JONI
nal and secretary OF the Pre-; 8 Association. has
sent us some pleasant rending III ti:e way OF
the minutes Of The last meeting OF our associ-
alton. 1t must be Il graIlhi alton to our ctti-
cicnt Sccrriary, MS II Is To us, To sec tllat the
labor OF his lhiIs has been rewarded by so
handsome q work us that executed ttie Bnp-
list Courier book and job office in the page lie.
fore us. OF al the minutes OF all annual
meetings. give lis minutes oil II Press ASSo-
citation, Tor they are complied rom NOTES dot
| ted down on mountain tops, In Fertile valleys,
on the highest ~tressrlS, in mammoth caves. on
The railroads between tunnels anu rivers,
on magnificent Steun.erS Sailing ON Ieantiiui
lake, in the grand hotels of the crowded
cities and the swee; retreats Of humble homes
! in the quiet towns In fact. just anywhere
anything inspires to make the president say.
as we have so often heard Col Crew>say; the
association will come TO order" But 10 bring
our wOnderin" thoughts back TO the WORK on
hands. Is of these % pages contain the eXce'-
lent address Of MIR. Hu.h wilson,. OF inc Press
und Runner, delivered at the meeting in BrHIl-
fort, md which has already been spoken OF
In these columns We hope the Inln;trs Of
the next meeting will bc rs refreshing as
these We have Just laid aside for future refer
ence.- .NeVJcIrV NcHs.
We have received n pamphlet copy OF The
! Annual Address before the S"ulh Carolini
State Press Association, delivered ut Beau
fort, =. e., entitled "Ihc Country Press u!
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, Of the p'ess G"a 6at"ci,
alton. Neatly printed at the Baptist Courier
Book and lob 0nicc. G~recrvillc, ::
This Address the readers of the Herald nave
! already seen, and doubtless read, ITS the sam"
was published In these columns some week,
since. II Is q carefully prepared paper, and
contains muny valuable suggestions TO me
fraternity, and while we 10 not agree WIN us
author on all points we regard III IN hbie r-
fort. AT some future time We may point ont
wherein We disagree with MIR. Wilson. Lack
oftimc and space forbid ~ present.-Ldurc"s-
riUe Herald.
THE COUNTRY PREss.-Annunl Address be-
fore the South Carolina Stnic Press Assocln-
ton. Delivered ut Beaufort. =. G.. Thursday,
evening, Maya 5, 1881, by Hugh Wilson, IT., %
Abhcville =. &:
tiful little pamphlet in which Mr.. wilson
| discusses Il very important element or TINS
Stale: The Country IrcSs. HIS discussion Oh
the subject is close. thorough. and cninplctc,
md in It's most practical Bearings upon me
State and country. 1t Is full OF just such mat
ter as one would expect from II leading jour
! nalist-one who has had il lif.cSpcriehre in
running n rswsphprfIi country newspaper
-Aysocidtc Reformed Presbyterian
We have received. with the compliments OF
the author, the address delivered by Hugh
Wilson, Esq. Of the IhbrriHe Press nntt HH"-
ner, before the state Press association ~ Nay
Inst. |; is & highly crcdiIablc paper. and mu-l
he read with benefit by every rdilor-morc
particularly by the publishers Of county
~npwspmprrS. to whose methods and Interests
Il is more cspecinli" directed. Mr.. Wilson Is
| III tDiC f(llb - -
the paper bcfire us Is only one OF the many.
uronfS OF that fact. HinnSbOro .NeWy and
Iernld.
We have before us pamphlet copy Of the
address delivered by MI. Hugh Wilson,. "! me
.1bb,viNe Press and BGhnC1, before the =. {.
state Press Association, at its meeting ut
Beaufort Inst May. III Is Il valuable. papc". ana
every newspaper man should read IT'S PAGES
digest Its contents ana act upon us ADVICE:
We know OF no more practical newspaper
man in the Stale than Mr.. Wilson. outside oi
the Ncns amt Eyn,fcr anu GrccnrNc N1uS.-
KcrshdW Gazette.
Thanks TO Mr.. IJuch Wilson, Of the Able.
VILE Press and Ennncr, tor Il neatly printed
pamphlct copy of his annual address before
! The South Carolina State Press Association on
the subject of "The Country Press" We have
heretofore expressed our admiration oil Ibis
able production. and we are now Cad 10 have
u copy If Il in convenient shape for prcserra-
tion.-AndcySon Journal.
We have inst glanced over nh address on
"Tne Country Press" delivered hT Mr. Hugh
Wilson, Jr., of the Abb"riLe IhrSs d"d HHhnrr.
alton at It's meeting in. Heaufn:t,S C. The
address Is well conceived and full Of practical
hints TO newspaper mer when, u pIScTFri.
would unQucStinnuhly improve The country
thanks Of the fraternity for this able and well
timed address, O'mlGcbn1y Dr. mocrot.
TIE COUNTRY PREss.-We have received
With the compliments OF III" an!hor tfie an
nual address dc!iverei by Hugh WILSON,. Esq,
Gf the hbb-ri''e Press and banner, before tie
Press Hssnciailon at Beaufort. :. e.. May the
5th, 1881. We are obliscl to Mr.. Wilson for
his address, and will mark anil inwa'd!y III
geSt tho sage counsel IL contains C1tumbtt
Register.
The minute. Of the seventh annual meet
In of the south Carolina State Press Assrcia'
ton. 1e'd ut Beaufort. =. C.. b"1innins
"Wednesday. May lth. ISL. nre on our i,r,s;
liefure tli, Association, Is Incorporated rs :;
Fart OF the proceedings. We file II away for
rcfcrcnce-CUiHmbitl YcOmdn.
~ThcCount-y Press. an address OF Mr.. Hugh
WiiSuH Of the Press udd PnHnc'. before The
state PrcsS Assoc alton. has hecn received,
and the author has our thanks for the same
Curoiina Spt'td%.
We have received q copy Of the minutes OF
the Souih Carolina state Press Association.
held ut Beaufort on the lst Of last May. In II
Is The full text of the excellent address OF
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, OF the A65ertts Press ana
! Tyyn IN