Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28
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LETTEE FHOm TlEE WEsr.
HIS % THE IE7CTAW L0uNTHHl
Nrramhrr "a. 1880.

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November l5, 1880.
To fs Editors Of fht Hsnphh appeal, aaf OF
0ihe Editors fauora5as 70 re Ceuss Of -agri-
~cuifsre
TIE age IN which we live, has Sufficiently
developed he truth, that associated action viii
accomplish great aims, and that concentrated
effort etil gives life and energy to action.
Andbowersr much each occupation OF man
nay b praiseuorihy and mutually dependent
upon the s.her, mine is that OF shs tiler OF the
soil; the eroundx7rk uPan which all others
must build Therefore 1 appeas befoe you as
Inow do, thst we may give what aid VIC can
fer the benefit Of agriculture.
10 person can be he loser, and although
much good is already being don't by The agri-
cultural prints OF The day, re need common
center, fron which, The radH Of thought, sug-
gsstion, dseass.oa, experiment and practice
shall radiats for The general good. TIE Soaii-
er Raral Gzaemsa, published at Grsnads,
Mississippi, proposes to answer this demand,
and would call ny brother planters, By your
assistance, TO the fact; FOR we are
persuaded while mary Of your readers
and subscribers are AIS readers and s1tscri-
btrs az the Rural, that many Of them, and
planters, too, "heve lot 50 much as beard
whether there be- snv RuraL. To All such, D
would say that there is-publshed now at
Grenada, Mississippi, In which ihsve no msre
Interest than Fou hisei yet lfsel greatly in
terestcd, because Il throws a light aloug ny
pathway "b0ok-faTuirE OF no boCk-faruiug-n
J have no occupation save the filling OF the
sell. and ins immediate branches, EoT CO !
visa lor or want any other. lleiFhtto learn
what ny brotACrs are al; reolce 10 hear Of
their success, and wish 20 know the practice
shat led then thereto EoE an % DO this,
except through TIE medium a. a spirited asri-
cultural psReE or pspsrsf True, can cross
mg f5nce (f0r i confines not much space) and
Ecc what DV uoieh5ors are at, but tEis alone
ders n1tsatisfV me. And Hhg should itt Can
Z learn bT sight alone2 u Ihave "e5Ts TO
hesr," let me lear. But some object 20 sub
HcEibng for ar agricultural paper because. say
they, "'ls all theory 1n1 lumbuE. and that
they csa and do beat those who write Coz or
rely upon az agricultural Paper for any ifor-
nation.
Wm you, nv FRIENDS. please tel Us through
the E3utlera RErGl Gsatlcasa, how Won DO
tins, whether sou subscribe f1r t or no-2 We
know thsi planters. as Q class, are generous.
liberal men, 20 I ask you FOR his mite, that 7
or We nay be benefited. Neither Enor We can
Fee el cf you upon your premises that we may
learn, and az we can hear on talk by SEND
Ing Tcur ihOughts and practices 10 tie REral,
we Houli Be exceeding glad to take an item.
J am Convinced We learn DEMONSTRATING each
others thoughts and practices II not, why
should the dcc.er spend ye5Ts or bis youth at
letters, preparing himself 20 receive, and e.
ceiTing the IDEAS - others, thar De nay con-
and practice with al the aid and
light the past can give; p hy is assistance
a.. &C.,
and thus anticipate ald cat Oh an approach
inc disease Why f. it that al eminent o.
distinguished members q the bar are EeR who
have tEorClEliT Investigated Ee thoughts
ideas ana practices Of otasTs. Had these gone
forth 90 practice, regardless Of what others
had said, CT done, OF praC-icc1, what would
Be heir success? Would not families pass
the one a. worse than worthless for the eek,
and clients lock upon The other az prssuup-
tuous dupss2 Constant Communication, inter-
change os opinion, toe wherefore Of the enc
against the consequent q another, like the
gentle rub, produces brightness, ELECTS truth
gives Ieht, inmates the WCrkinE faculties,
and directs as on 10 sucCcss ard victory. Gene
along, then, We sons Of ne soil, with your sub
scrirliCls 20 the S1Eihc-E hErll GeaiiEmGl;
give ms lie benefit q your experience and
practice, as well as your .leuch's in the shape
Of suggestions. and LET MS zee II We cannot
make ocr occupa ion more attractive, pT5hta-
BE ard pleasant If ibis acar.h nav be con
Eidered as ore vast H~sCasi0a, where man has
been admitted % enjoy, 90 admire, AMI De
grateful" why should We withhold our
thoughts. communications, and assoristlolst
Planters, re have nov the opportunity 90 e.
Joy This Eie-sing through the S0gthCra -AErl-
GcHfIra1r Let us thea take hod OF d, show
u 70 our T. ighbcr, urge It's claims and merits,
for are we lot treaty. TIE party to be benefited
Let us give more attention 10 our sell and
stock, Tor shy should we exhaust The enc or
neglect the o-he-2 We must, we do believe,
that there are aids 10 nature, which, % invited
TO our aid, w0lld give Us Vsrtlre and fertility,
where now CALLED and quilted baroness be-
trays cur want Of c0rs jsration and skin.