The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-16
A SPLENDID NEWSSERVICE.
Every Southern Paper Pleased With
The New Deal.

The Happenings in the South Never So
Well Covered as at Present The
Quality and Quantity of the General
News Coming in over the Leased
Wires Never Equallsd go The False
Statements Made by the Western As
ISOLATION Too Numerous to Admit of
Reply in an Article Of Reasonable
Length.
Washington, Dec. 1.-Two requests have
been received from the leading cities in
the southern states. whose chief news
papers comprise the Southern Associated
Press:
l. That expression be given to their sat
isfaction with the marked Improvement
In their news service which has resulted
from the recent ratification OF an ex-
elusive alliance with the United Press.
:. That some exposure be made of the
false statements and perversions of fact
continuously sent out by the Chicago or
sanization styling itself the Associated
Press.
The first request can be readily com
piled with as, will appear by the tele-
grams subjoined. The exclusive contract
OF the Southern Associated Press with
the United Press went into effect Nov.
80 In the brief period since intervening
the newspapers served by the United
Press received far in advance of their
contemporaries details Of the disastrous
cyclones in Florida, Alabama. and Geor-
Hia. ~ he
Seeiy, the great bank defaulter of New
York, and exclusive information on MANY
other important matters.
What is thought of the service is in
dieated by the following telegramA which
have been received by the general man.
ager of the Southern Associated Press
in this city:
ALABAMA.
birmingham. Ala. Dec. 15.-The Age
Herald is pleased to state that the service
rendered during the past fortnight has
been more than satisfactory. It's con,-
pieteness, thoroughness, and careful com
pilation has been the subject of the high
est commentator. F. p Evans,
Mobile, Ala. Dec. 15.-s. a. press scr
vice Is great, and the way it is moving in
dicates that 1t has just begun a distin-
sulshed career. The management's polic,,
OF giving us all the news, leaving TO edi-
tors the choice of using what most SHIFTS
their clients is what we have been walt
ing for but never expected to get. The
improvement Is the subject of compliment
On every side. Edwin Craighead
Managing Editor Register.
Montgomery, Ala, Dec 15.-The Adver-
tiser has been thoroughly pleased with the
southern Associated Press service for the
last few weeks and observes many i'm
proVements in 1t. We have never had he
fore such volume of general news. and
nothing like so satisfactory a service of
southern news. f. p. Glass.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 15.-The Southern As
ISOLATED Press news service for the past
fortnight has been the best ever sent over
southern circuit. Our reports have been
in every way eminently satisfactory. not
only to the Constitution, but to its pa
irons. Clark Howell.
The Constitution.
Augusta, Ga. Dec. 15.-The Southern As
ISOLATED Press service now surpasses any
report ever delivered to southern news
papers during my experience. The news
OF the world has never before been so
completely gathered. NJ p. Walsh,
Managing Editor Chronicle.
Columbus, Ga, Dec. 15-Not since the
organization of the Southern Associated
Press have / been better pleased than with
the excellent and prompt service we are
now receiving. During the past two
weeks, the full, newsy character Of the
service has excited favorable comment
from our patrons-a tribute to the eff
cheney of the exclusive report of the Uni
ted Press and the Southern Associated
Press. It's good thing; keep pushing it.
B. III. Richardson Enquirer-Sun.
Macon, Ga, Dec. 15.-The service is ex-
cellent and gives the best line of southern
news ever sent over press wire in this
section. Charles B. Smith,
Managing Editor Telegraph.
Savannah, Ga, Dec. 15.-The Morning
News is thoroughly satisfied with the ser
vice it is receiving from the Southern As
ISOLATED Press. 1t is better than at any
previous time, and far better than the
Western Associated Press is giving the
few papers it has in the southern terri
tory. Morning News.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 15.-The service fur
nished by the Southern Associated Press
and the United Press combined is admir-
able. You cover the whole country and
the news comes fresh and readable We
congratulate you upon your excellent SER
vice and thank you for it,
f. B. Arendell,
Managing Editor News and Observer.
Wilmington, N. c., Dec. 15.-The general
service is excellent, while the southern
service, consider better than ever be-
fore. William A. Bernard,
Editor Star.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Dec. 15-The service now
received by the Daily States is vastly SUI
perior to the former (Western) report
The States is now publishing more tele-
graphic news of the character desired by
its patrons than ever before.
]. Pfckney Smith.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 15.-The new ser
vice of the Southern Associated Press,
since it formed its recent alliance with the
United Press, has been the most satisfac-
tory service we have ever had. II has
given all the news and presented it in
a way that has met the entire approval Of
a large and intelligent constituency.
We are pleased with the service be-
cause IT covers the whole field of legiti-
mate newspaper enterprise, because it is
prompt, and because it is Trustworthy.
1t is said that Our western rivals are
doing everything in their power to be-lit-
tie the Southern Associated Press SER
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