Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

10 THE PLANTERS or LOUISIANA

The Executive Committee desire especial.
~ 10 call the atterio. oi :'e Planters OF HE
State, 10 The following plan Of Organization
hr4eir alluded 10 IN thea adlsess.
Eecn ,naiyid 1ai, who receives a copy OF
oar bylaws, Constitution and address. j.
earnestly requested - interest h'mse!i II
gathering tie Piant"r. ot hi, PARISH into &c
tive cooperation with the State AsS0c!4.
tloa-
ist. b. personal y soiirjsInr his liou.s 20
.n.n the Association, by Subscribing to The
Constitution and paying the regular Imitation
Zee.
I'd As soon - q sr-ii~:on. nnroter have TINS
4cquire@ membership forming tte nucleus q
All auxiliary Association, let a public meeting
be called, and an Organization he effected
advptin. cur bylaws, or forming new ones
adapted 10 each locality. a transcript oj
the Isceipts and nspcndItprc:sf thr auxiliary
Association should be regularly transmitted
IT, .,s Executive Cummlt,ee
Sd. Let paias ha taken TO engage the la
lies Of The parishes ~ the movement, by en-
listing thcIn pH the subject Of FioFlcuItHre,
Horticulture, and the manufacture Of the e;e-
eancIes lcr the table, or IN needle work and
painting. drawing And flow e. work.
18th Let the Planters make it q p3tBt to
hold regular meetings., at which the differ
eTt mod Of cuiturp-th+ means Of .Ulrruv~
iuE 5'ock, Of grating, building. planting trees
-train,ul. GitGhlig aUI MISUNDERSTANDING
hfdsc-EoVs, ana all the work pertaining to
at ne branches 81 the good farming shall lie
discussed, committees being aNpoi.ted at
each meeting to p'erar" reports TO lie pre-
sentel Ut the ens'ltig meeting
9Th. Let il bc made the duty Of the Score
iarvj 81 Preel'cHt Of each auxiliary socIery
thus formed, IN correspond, At length, with
the central Office OF the Executive Commit
tee once a mouth, giving feiIabt, Information
III regard to the condition Of ne cyops-Ghe tn
rrcaSe or Gi1ata4tt2h Of hr igH2 1Ynt in cailua- |
ft0a-the vscorI q the Thermometer ant fhe |
~Hgd,9maer-ide cnouni " the fat af ram, anal
he foTcc and direction Of the min.}s, rs tes{ a.
of7Cr subjects Of esner9R into cQ- =.
These facts will furnish the Executive
COMMITTED data ioT estimates 81 the growing |
crops, ard enable them tn issue monthly cig- F,
cuiars containing this Information, together !
with a price current If orr great staples and
It all articles OF necessity Ter the plantation. !
ihns the Pjantefs-nerI.fs ri this Associ- /
,tton-wii, b. drought In direct coinnlunlla~
non with the merchant. and fecaiye reliable |
aiornation On subjects Of first Importance te
themselves.
This entire Faan may not be carried out In
II ITS details at once but Organization ard
preparation tor Z closer union q the Planters
themselves ard Factors, may he established. I
The uaion proposed viii produce a concert
Of action among Planters which is the first
step 70 the control Of the price Of our great
~ foreign markets, Here is L true
Southern movement, and It commences where
u should have had its origin, witt the yeo-
nanny Of The land, FN yon fire L yesr
'crso-ai GidS Let It's h.a3 from g0u.
For The sake Of acting III concert, we beg
cave t. add that the regu!sr annual meet
ngs Of tins Association will take piace on
he Isl Of May, eaeh year, and the regular
meetings CT the Executive Committee are
lor the tEst MONDAY Of each month.
It IS expected that with the active coop
Grafton Of the auxiliary -Assoriat;ons--the |
list exhibition will take place as early As
he 18th Of December next. III the vicinity
4 New Orleans Under rules and reguls-
.lons as favorable as any, governing Associa-
hons Of & BIKE character /
The Office OF the Association ia located in !:
he Masonic Hal, IS st. Charles street. New
Orleans. NF.oa KAsHkX. p-tst5ss.f
{. Il HoaroN, Secsaarys |,