The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-07


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ion IIotcI io which lhey had benn invIted
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could make. An extensive bin of fare, I'm.
Guiding All the wines in nreat ;bundauce was
wnre nrrsent' and il is said ihe ic,ist cost
more thail n thousand collars.
Tho dinner InSicd from halT mast ten o'cloci,
in,,|d an, ,r,oinoI n q cnmuonv f,r Innwer
lime, maxim" the bonr of ndio,irn ment about
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ton we're The distinguished guests, who took
n leading parl in ibr spen kim while the State
Press were The honored guests, in that they
were Invited to be listeners 10 the speeches
nud partakers of the feast
The Southern Press iuprcssrd us as com.
poscd OF men of ability posscss:pe n wonder
iul facility for making good Spcechcs at eX.
trcmcly sholt notice and in their presence we
fell conscious of being among men who wieId-
Ell y miuhtv influcnc,, I'm the :; fairs of the ma
lion.
or the number Henry Wattcrson especially
had the ART of yiviu. The STATE Eress nice tnf-
fy, which tie members were noiEint 10th TO
nccrDt, In the hope that he really believed OF
us at least a part of the pleasant things which
he said.
Charleston came in for the highest and most
sincere praise from every speak cr. and every
editor thoroughly ;ssentcd TO all that was
said.
Charleston is Il grand old CITY, and her peo.
plc are the most hospitsbic warm hearted
people TO be found in all this Southland. No
counlryInan every goes within her gates ex.
ccDt To return to his own home In love with
the pronIe of the CITY bv the Sea. The editor
of this uuppr was so much IMPRESSED with the
generous cordlaiily and princcly hospitality
OF the people, that he felt moved to pardon
them for all that he may have said of that
great city In the past The people OF
I,hurlrstnn arc wise in their hay and ;il uays
put forward her abeSt men TO represent
ihrir interests. While tie country districts
too often elect Jcris!a,ors because OF the can
dida,c's facility i'm kissing babies and saying
worthless uolhinus TO the lla;tercl ciIiZcn
charleston ALWAYS has IN eve 10 business. and
never fails to elect able and influential men To-
The senate and House of REPRESENTATIVES,
and she keeps them there
It was said In our hearing that Charleston
is the richest Southern city, and it was claim.
I'd that any needed amount of money could
he commanded for any purpose or scheme
which offered certain return for the invest
mrrt
1t would lie MS SurplasSage # we were to
sneak of the Lenuty OF the Scenery about the
rivSrs which skirt the civ. and 10 sTcak O.
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papers Wh!ri' hau not Deen Iecrlfeu ht tlils oI-
fire: hut which we nope hereafter 10 receive:
w. VI Jones, o! lhe Spo'Mn0a'y Ilerut0, was
onc OF the most popular OF the country eul.
tors.
Mr.. &. W. smith, OF the GreenrtHe NeuS, Is
a most excellent newspaper man, ana STICKS
faithfully 10 ms WORK. -
Editor Simms, or the Orangrburg Times and
Democrat, was one OF inc most ~noie-souieu,
genial gentleman whose nc4ualntance we
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