Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-30
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EN- ugtirs from the Jackson HiSsSS,ppt0H
.4as oi. has been introduced ilre the Missis-
-.p9i Lezga-u-a 70 encourage tie formation Of
Planters Associations. and baviug in view thc
amuutieu O.: tie HaEG;y OF land planted 10
cotton during .ne continuance %! the blockade
Tie bin is, ot t3lfse. merely lecnaueHiatOry
and no, imperative. Ta, Mississ gg.0a c5m,
n.r-s ou Us provisions as follows:
J. s. ssssss b argue Tire U-aty aud ultimate
lea.a- af such a propoSitoa- b. j, s~rii-appa1eut-
anI ghg only way 10 carry II into effect, IS for
agr p.aHItrr~ 90 have some general understanding
oa tbe subiect-to organize Immediately Plant
-r's Associations for thai purpose. The less cot
tor yisft-j the next season Tie better; aud the
higher ih- prize aii d pad Tor lac stock on
hand. a15the muTe i]oTc.5.v can We impress uIuu
gh- North. and npnu ;tr powers OF Europe who
rsuulcua.5ce s siHm-blDc,sie, tueIr dependence
uJsn cur sol ia tue material that has hitherto
kent their millions from want, and ne scarcity
cd. which hiss a.r-si- caused the cry % bread,
aud threatens revolution j NOT supplied w
ta-- lla experience OF TIC presrlit clsis Wiii
.aara rs % be iuJrr diversified in oar indus
rfal pursuits tha. wg shall ceasp 20 be one
IDEA ueaaia. however good the idea may h.; ant
tl.r ere luaRy years rlapse. we snail be as Jude
pendent Of 0th,F nations . uUr vast siumot-
ing resources So fully enable us ~ be. LEI as
t-ra cotton ou LIS chrome. bu5 iei as not squsl-
lsr bis wealth ia tie purchase Of articles w cun
-rair1e az home. VINO win be first 20 60 20
work aut organic q Planters Association with
a y.eU 20 a short crop next year Let the sug-
ion DC acted uPoL
We fully appreciate. tbe necessity OF every en-
,c-gi.- tla.H designed 10 Stimulate 81 jeyelape
au1 agricultural resources, aud as such heartily
approve Ills. Tle bill, alluded 70 proposes tha
SD long gs the blockade continues planter shui
pa. in but o%u--taiTl Of their usual cotton crop
Tbe suggestion i one which we have sought 70
impress upon the planting ;uters, faT more than
1870 months, anil are pleased to see Ii indgT~cd
from So high - source. The bin, introduced iatu
90. ug.e h0ase Of tie Tennessee Legislature,
about ten dsys since by Mr.. HAvsr'l, had this
same ilesir vieE, aal Presented reasons Of rho
mos, oo-ou, character IN is support twas.
uI srgges.ri IN Tia: measure:
81 Tha5 Fac present cotton c-u2 of tle South
EN- flsps. r. m a, lras. tw0 Of ;he ,eaJ.ls powers
OF Eu-opa d noagaoi Hsesssig
=. That as. gadcr present circumstance, IL
seems improbable ;lat tiis crop can be disposed
y, thc planting OF another viii place two crops
en hand for sale d. once.
$50 Pa. I. cr-.t,.. az ,L... i,
e.. rr-,,r, r,,g -. rsrr.1 fI
ri}e ihem a SUPPLY iyf two yeags, So thai 81 any
,a,s when alcrl - rr-r tns .r,l .-.. ana
HAVING one ve.4s stock 20 rug p,,a. ana the
r,srssr be;ng p.sI1s 10 ,,olI Ys alma c-on po,ii.
,lsy arc ,,r,r-lr.5 q, lrr ttsy ain have !, ;n
,b. r,r,.- p. 5-.t,.e t5a nri-s anal trB. or
sale
"a Thai IN ,ls a,lsr hand rs. F,r,r.
movers before mentioned. having szsaas;el tbe.-
crescent SIMPLY. and another croa no, BEING
r,i.ad. when those powers come ipfo tbe market
ia, bav az a.ov ntnst and wiz II va sdnt Ills