New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-03
mo COTTON PLANTERS.
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Editors u Papers,
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PAfKNTRD INVENTION
For ssPinning the Csttsa Crops
he Faststsas dir esy frsa the ssed faly
By which the flasters net inesmsh
DouBLxD Or MORE THAN DoUBLEDi

gtsnsa Il Mississippi nd he invites Paatsrs and Ill intsr.
ss1 to and ssit The machinery wsrks beautifully LII
u As9foss saRnsd attend few daya and the yarns
Aavs ut say commanded The premium Mississippi State
ta tat Il he judges sass twhs spinner Of twenty
Year, sxpssnes that they about double strong any
thas In cenpston with thsm aad now al question:
dsubt sesjsessrs 70 III praeeabny satiaceriy
Dsysy answered BY IL actual and daily working denensrs
doo Working plantation proves taat will wesk On
Ill.
fhs machinery exhibited the CysL Palace in New
York. and The judges Of the American Insuts awarded 1t
medal AID full and wsAsserved rspsf IL whoh they stated
that 49, the essa passsd directly from the sssd eeutnu
susly sn Hermaphrods 70 he ether machines By which
excluded from uss the gsnng and haling machinery of The
pauu and several machines used In the factories to open
md Aeangls IT, and which violent In their opera
hons; make ny yan Of Longer broken ~
No. and therefore II must b stronger and ssstsr yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vKNTION Is-shas DOUBLES TIE MET INCOME Of he
P1anssr adopting It. and l. In effect se him plautasoa
grees stock etc. fully valuable 70 him In it, production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant crops
and this prodgious result achieved by hin without
difficulty.
70 mako the powerful inducss,t to the planter 70 spin h
crop up clear and striking. would distinctly call
his attention to the number and value Of the hands thu
IN all the ysar employed raising the crop the value Of
The lands upon which and the attendant crops madshs
valus Of the Mules stock implensn machinery etc.,
sy " help raise the heavy annual expenses paid cut
ns Ein and pack The CROP and lot all this valus
and and II net Yield with the than dolblsd
Yield By my invention. effected by half hands and ma
ehiny that costs nothing compared 70 the value Of the lands
and the invnsnt which raises the eotea and upon which
ths outlay addition his present expenses machnsy
which viii last thirty years. and The wagss u spinner and
oils p .lMs
The this and understood By the planters that
these and this machinery asd aing Outlay will
net them much than their large investment with III
heavy expenses raise the crop they VIII pause
IN their dscsn to avail themselves Of my Invention
possible.
That this immsnsely increased income not b TRANSIENT
snd that the price will decline By spinning the entire
crop Of the country into yarns let impress these facts
your minds The cotton spinner ct heavy outlay to buy his
location and for his cto budnss and those Of the
operatives and buy his motive power and his fuel
for It, buy his Machines to his daily expenses for the
hire Of his clerks mansges and operatives to buy
his daily supply Of cotton pay his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share
M The actual to the spinner besides the cost Of cotton
ospn II from to l0c pound then, besides the cost Of
ton and the cost to spin he must get several cents
each him his profit his capital and for the ou
Die be Is at Now the planter has within himself all these
items very nearly and must have the he evidently
this ouy EXPENSE and what costs tho spinner for
pound Of cotton and to spin pound Of yarns and II
all Of his profit the planter may be positive ne will for his
ysrns The spinner soil below cost and the pAnter
must make better yarn, his yarns appear Market the
spnners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent TO all.