The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-02

rvs Handsome Hospitality.
NEvBERRY, May 25.-The Press
Association met III the handsome
new Oosrl House, aud IN the presence
OF crowded audience was welcomed
to the city by Mayer Evans, Col. w.
&. Hunt, OF the Bar, and President
Cromer, CT Newberry College. Re
sponses were made by Vice President
| Osteen, OF Samter, and the Rev. W..
2. Jacobs for the Association.
The welcome is the heartiest &C
cordsd the Association IN many years
al the citiz9ns Vylng with eacn other
in greeting the editors. President
Aull presided tonight, and the Rsv.
Sid II. Bcown, the Association Scaap-
lain, offered prayer.
Tnirty editors are IL attendance and
as many more are expected tomor.
row. TIE Rev. \. J. S. Thomas, Of
Greenville, will read paper to-mor-
row on the newspaper as an educator,
and Editor Jaynes, Of WathaIla, will
read paper on the law Of lioel rs ap,
olied to newspapers. At tee night
session tae Hon. Patrick Walsh Will
deliver the annual address.
N9wberry, May 26.-Ine ovation to
the editors still progresses with no
iiminution of vigor and with a
warmth unexcelled 10 the pas. expert
ence of the editors. The most impor-
sanE features Of to-day's proceedings
were the introd Iction Of the eloquent
cesolutions OF regret for the death OF
Senator Earle by NJ. ADpe!t, O! Man
ming, John CRY Evans most ardent
editorial supporter. Resolutions were
also introduced protesting against the
era OF bloodsned IN Soutn CaroIina.
Also resolutions urging the S3uth
Carolina delegation to plsa the Gas
lie Pinckney Sanitarium malttr and
excellent papers were read oy Mr..
Jaynes, Of Walhal!a, on the Ia " 0; lloei
IS applied to newspapers. and the
newspaper as an educator o5 the Rev.
\. J. S. Thomas, OF the Bsptist CoUri-
sr, and on the State printing aad
county advertising muddie by Ar.
Aopelt.
Tne last was the subjec5 of tho long
est ana warmest discussion yet had, n
7hica seven of the ifty editors pres
ent participated.
Mr.. Yates Saowden, with few re.
narks, introduced the following reso-
IUtions:
Resolved, That the Press Associa,
.!on of Soulh Carolina halls with the
Utmost satisfaction this movement II
The Church to arouse the conscience
If the people upon the subject OF the
sacredneSs OF human life, and 10 some
active movement for the suppression
0f the crime Of homicide.
Resolved, That IN the opinion Of
this Association II was eminen.ly
oropsr that this movement should
nave begua IN religious assembly
ana be cjuntenancad oy the clergy vi
tae State, iUr trey best can reaci Inc
religious sensioiiities Of the people,
gi;eh it is necessary 10 aYa=en.
Resolved, That InlS Association re-
cognizes that 1t is not the unforLuuals
individuals VINO become Involved IL
!ne fatal atfrays SO connon wac are
so much 10 b:ame as pubic oplalon,
which not only sanctions acts OF y;o-
!erce, out is IN q great measure re
.pousible ior their commission.
Resolved, That the Association
pledges the Episcopal Courca and al
others who will JOIN in this effort 70
pat away bloodsned IRON Cur people
the hearty su u2port Of ne press OF the
State, and in order TO afford the same
editors are requested, as soon as con.
venientiy may Dc after Tie Sunday
upon Which tue sermons on the sGo.
ject snail be pceacned to follow up Inc
same with editorials II relation tnere
! TO, especially conoemolng tie habit Of
carrying concealed weapons.
1t Was seconded 5y Mc. kolloca, OF
Cheraw, and ice Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
of GreenvilIe, wao spoke warmly aGd
eIoquenlIy in its favor. II Was ADOPT
ed unanimously.
Col. Crews. ef Laurens, introduced
the following rescIuuons, wulcn werS
seconded oy Mr. Os.eeo, o. Sumter,
ana aSOpLSO UuaAIMoUS1J
Whereas, the S,u!n Carolina Press
Association has been informed Of the
| propsinon to the Federal Govern
meat to establish sanltar!Um al
Castle P!nckoey, Ia the haroor OF
Charleston, tae BEST site on the South
Atlantic coast for such an institution:
Be itresolved, That this ASSOCIATION
urges the members OF Ice South Caro-
lima delegation II ths United States
Senate and House of prasentatlves
| TO further By everg means IN their
power the esta aoIisnment OF sucn d
sanitarium for United States soldiers
IL CharlestJn harb1r.
Resolved. That a copy OF these res
oluLions be sent 10 tue South Carolina
delegation II the Ullted States Coz
gress.
Tne Hon. Patrick Walsh IS nov
speaking at the Opera House, which
Is ahmed tc La IjorS, delivering the
annual address ociJ.e TIE Pirss A$so,
cla:ion. His so0J-c. is Zee lndustri-
q! South " He Opened with brief
CUL loN OkSCIC pISSCU Us~lAOA VI tl~ LIS
| tory Of the South CaroIua Press Asso-
cation aud The scope OF lis work. Ills
references 10 ante oelium journalism
iG Charleston and lis woD4 oriui ac-
compllsanents brought hearty ap'
| plause from all sides. Coming down
20 later times he emphasized especially
the splendid work OF The News auo
Courier IL It's series Of special articles
showing the resources OF the Stale and
COW people We're developing them.
he commended this special deid OF
work 10 every newspaper man who
values the progress and reputation o.
nls SlaLe, and said tnaE sucu Work AS
is tnis makes our State more thaa a
n.ere geographical ilmlt. ltsho@s, as
can be doue II no oLner way. Wlal
The true wealth and resources OF a
State are. lie believes 50 hrmIy IN
The on ward and progressive SouEn as
| 70 nave no DOUBT that her best days