New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03
I The y. 7. TTibEne.

Corresrondenee Of The y. Y TTilsne
BOLIVAR Co. Mis-, Sept 20. 1853.
Til. county is situated on the Mississippi River in
tie center Of the cotton region and is, perhaps Of
tie most fertile districts in the world Il il only
within the lat few years that il has attracted any at
tonton 4 short time sirce the passenger on tho
swiftly gliding steamer would cast bis eyes on the
then ulbroken forest and visions OF magnificent estates
would arise il his mind eye 90 be surveyed the dark
mold and observed the rank vegetation. But he would
turn away in disgust when be was informed that az
period ol tie year the muddy waves OF the BIS
sis.Uui rolled over IT, and rendered II hahitatiOn nc
ouly Tor the musketo and alligator But the waters OF
tie river have been hcmmed in. and tie spirit OF
progress has been awakened. Pleasant plantations,
and sigus Of plenty and happiness now meet your gaze
every side.
The country is fact filling up and the land is tacmng
with plenty. happy and az industrious community has
arisen Our lands are r.rh IN value.
II Is generally bat most erroneorsly supposed tst the
cotton cTCn presents present favorable aspect a. t
did az this dse ago. The season is 81 least ye
weeks later and the cotton plant has from thu rs; ryen
with very many didcniics When the cold rains IN Nay
ceased thought tlat there melancholy prospect
before but since that period the sane weather has
prevailed and all the cotton which really % open has
Tottod There Is n disease called the rot prevail
ing 10 an alarming extent ia al the swamp lands !. WI
certainly reduce the crops Yesterday, couvesei with
a gentlemen from he lower end Of tie county. lie toll
that there scarcely any open cotton IN hs field Inc
plant Is ~ green a. Il In July letter last night
from Lower Louisiana, state that the army worm was
in full vcor there aud TINT In ten deys there would
e the Gotten growing regions ali lualy unlyOrabe
With these drawbacks do you think that there = tho
chance for the crop approximate to that Of e
Tast wear fear nCtereG although journals state
tic prosIects 20 b. favorable io = heavy crop
Tie rger0noe Socefy-God speedi with all nv heart
say may voice be heard the poles and may - notes
ofTedemEtou bring Joy % the wrechCd drunkards home.
You can f1Im ceftion Of the remarkable change
which az taken place in gard 20 the Of ardent p-
in the South during past ten yea Formerly il was the
custom among al classes. upon receiving vi.it from
friends 20 draw cut the docLatcr Liquor the pro
loaue Of every conversation. That custom Is dying out
many abstain totally from intoxicating drink and 40 not
know how long ago /. j. since have iuor oercfto
guests In or the change remarkable and
more striking Il was fomerys round Of dissipation from
rori 10 pot there h not fitch part q the pa'sen
a,fs drunk during he voyage. The same observation VII
apply to gambling.
In continuing allow say, Sir that you edit .e best
paper IN tie Uaied Sioieg presume an the irsi sub
Gerber in this county. 90 not agree with you in al your
Ietiin and least Of ALL 10 Abolition bat you at least
sincere in IT, and in manly manner express your eeng'
You are nceDdiary II Is pity thar 80 clever fellow
should be Aboiionit but believe only SKIN deep,
ard that et our national honor be called IN question end
al dsiiletonswi BE- swept away in m0meIt Ike mist
before q hurrioane-Norh and South would iElernizs.
Bat ny sheet il FOL- and tire you win y0u have another
dose and have some sick negroes to attend TO-
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