The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13
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.lyrEas AND THEIR INTERESTS.


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PLANTERS AND THEIR INTERESTS.
. MAJ. GopsiS-Drar Sir: IN nv neigh-
sbnrhoad ihrIe isa glowing di,pasi,ion 10
lhe plartmg IL rnlian yer, earls-- indeed.
might say. 80 rarly rs Ia be called plant.
ing IN winter. The lime 70 desoIe % pre-
paring Land thoroughly is far ION shon.
Are nni planlrrs inilncn,ed more hy "a.
ample, Ihan hy due ihoughi 20 their besl
interest. An avrrsrer wishes 10 get his
name up as oue WIN il always ahead. he
dues not knew that = make base slnw.
Is of the Italians. Is Car better than our
haste. Here. III. close ailrEiian of The
owner. alluded 10 al the clnse nl my last.
wnnll have pointed out t. u Is heiier "a
pl.w the land aver. so - 10 heiirr pulser.
ne lhe earth; II ], b,iirr 10 gather up
few leads Of manure; IL is heller 10 give
corn q mere thorough working; noiice
my early ralion is more subject 10 disease
and 10 insrcls--li Is more apt "a shed lis
iiuii in ilie ,lruih; aud ! am mere pressed
with my work" say, lie might reason
thus. and though not make pound more
cotton, Vet he would make heuer crop.
and he much les pressed by his work.
No planter has any right 10 complain
of want Of success. who neglrcis 10 apply
HE mind and his personal ait niian TO his
avn business. n" other man can see so
clearly what is the inierrs, &c ihe planter.
What would he thought ~ the lawyer who
would employ clerk 10 attend 20 his
hnsiness. while he was haniing. fishing.
eIprlioneering. or abusing llA timesi Her
, cules told The wagoner--. THIN fool
help myself first. then call f,r help" and
this applies 10 The planter. lie makes =
few halcs of cotton. when he knows five
cents is the .'Inghesi bal, and just going;"
anil he buys everything. from I'm cup up
10 4 riding horse. from distant source.
He viii not try 10 make snme things that
he can; oh no. he eau make col,un. and
buy cheaper
A matter of The first importance. and
should be ever born in mind. is--making
enough corn To rnahlr the planter 10 sell
little. No sale Good. iced il 10 hogs.
and provide a pasture. :. What, grow
grass, when ! have been taught nothing
else but 90 Kill ~ Aye. sirs, cnlli,ae.
grass; tits mos, exrrlleni pasture. though
silep, partner, and injurious among corn
and Gotten.
We need wafer: hut would not think
Of putting gallons of II In the Fireplace 10
hurn IS fuel, any more than live roals in a
pitcher 10 drink Think of tl,i-! What
can I.aurens district, ar Sparlanhurg dis.
trici. or Union district do, II either OF all
should determine to pm one acre. for every
elfective hand, to pasiurage fnr horses,
hogs or COWS! Would mol horses, pork,
butter and cheese he very soon fer sale!
oh yes! but these things are small mai
iers. and MOI legitimate planting" Lesi.
innate iiddlesiirks, This is the handle
that the Nor,herners aiiarh their whip
lash to and sroarge MS so soun,lly. Make
anything that will sell. and sell anything
that ynu make: provided always. i be net
the contents Of the deadly bowl. or some
atier crying evil 10 our race. ! would not
cnvet success by the sale Of that which
sends so many uf our beloved friends 10
molher earth; but would I've as proud Of
success blythe sale Of Irish po,s,ors, beans.
peas. pin,lars. hay. eggs, poultry. butter,
beef, pork. mutton. wool, hops. madder,
opium. &c &C.. a. | would from digging
in California. shipping bales,o or llerces, or
hcgsheatls.
The South possesses all the elements Of
the most entire independence. We only
need thonghf and the riH. Look al Viz
einia. Her children have been nnrsed
a, her bosom until she is reduced 10
mere skeleton. They desert her. The
hardy sons of the tree States take their
places. and ere many revolutions OF the
sun. they have nui,ured The old nurse
nntll she is again nursing upon her
broad hosom other SIMS. What was
Pennsylvania one-quarler 81 halls centu-
~ ago1 Much Of il like Virginia. and
what beloved Carolina now is.
Friends and brethren let us. one and
all. resolve 10 once moe Ia do or die! Let
us light the good fight. Let us examine
closely, think clearly. and deliberate ma.
'nrely, what our good old mother earth
needs. and then lei us up and at il. We
can I've free. We can make our own
bread. mud meat. and clothes. and tools.
aye. and we can make our teachers, aud
ducturS and nrearhers too
Come one come all and lei us toge,h-
e. aid him who can say, Colo.
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