Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

IN THR FUTUHH.
tn -aat misfortune OF the South. during heT |
.,otaminatur afiiiation with the kOrth. has
-, an absolute dependence upon that section
1r many Of the necessanes Of lie he planters
of The south. in otbey wOsds, have ben coston
,razvm - such an extent as To strs+o all 'heL
,,.,ges and resources in iRe culture Of that one
sa,Ia. with the expectation Of buslng wheat
.,-n ard other cereal products from toe North, q
a-thing or two cheaper than they could b
-s,.ed 6y tbemselvcs Tho present war, and the
hsppy resrit of our political and commercial
,-n5eaendanca. must now insugursse a new era
md eur r.sners wiz 90 wei to mske arrange
r,-nt, in IRE future looking 20 60 osdeF ct
th.ags corresponding 10 the cmcrSeneies th2'
gill soon confront tacn. Tasy mus prepare 60
fa-a.sa tbs county sbondnLy VIII al Toe
substantial elements Of iood tAss oar Peor'e VII
a.a8. u!thoat oa.cuS ias any fsncie3 o% that
1Aey nv pos45,v inca- By he oeShs'o0oi hos
rli-s O. ths breaking q acc4ates
To acA,eve thls end. they must frs tx upon e
positive d-e,~pias:oR Hot 70 p@l laose tAsn a
tk'r5 q craa & fourth Of q oct-oa crop for The
coming veaE, If they d uo' even 5mit the
asnoq7t 70 as much q VIZ &c required only ioT
d7mssdc consumption Should tbo AocAsde Of
ou- coasts continue nnaGtuibed uIal next
.nrug. wc VII find ourselves With 9 ful oToP
f.pa5y On hand, Commanding exccBcrt prices,
.y sa .vonles Of from twoa,y n twesIy-1ye
cans ~ pouui, in fo:s.gn nGkcts, 70 -con Is
z~slrnpss can be made Anozboy full crop for
i~j1 CT even tie p-ospect OF il, voud reduce
tao price q ine staple, according % tbe PlaDest
principles OF p@olitical economy, ST least one
lhird. and planters would thus get no. q great
aaI more for both crops than they would Tor
&C, he~Siss being pressed, perhaps, Titha vant
a. uea-, breslstuhs, aad oiheE r~ecGSares Of
lie However this may b, The planters are the
ma;n s.ay q the Co1federacy, aud It is upon
th-m .h1. is crei,t-ee nay ssy IFS very exist
euoe-lcnends "a the prosecution q this WA.
We cannot tell. In any Pos&bIe way. how long
j..oe we VIII be able 10 conquer a psaca, bul
sL agree thsl prudence and wisdem dictate Hrp-
sF~.ous Cor q long conflict Il remains fer the
planting interest 20 direat Jheir energies towards
his purpose, and d vii speedily Be time %
e9nm=aoe.
No better beginning can b m45e rhza lT-ov-
Ing an s5arlznce Of whoa, Oe-s and rye, his
tss. IN such quantities as 10 insure he che4pness
~ th,s~, products the coming wear, without re-
COS ing q busbe. OF either Hom he Eonh. Then
hrsys crop a com eanbe pa, in BsEtspring-
r1It b. heavier ~ baif than that al toe season
jlst past. This done, and we can -ais our Own
De-. lla aHd hocs v=gat the fear Of Q future
~-afc,iy. The Sate Of Texas can furnish IN
l-z,-r in numbers sufficiently large for raising
Purposes, ard Kentucky, Soulh Missouri and
TtunrS-s h. ai.er. Provided corn Is abund-
G- veucedhave 10 appreheusons Of pork being
~ca-ce, s9r The statistics Of the Old Union show
tbal ne slave SAFES produced two-thiTds OF the
bog crop Of The whole oouutry. or about twenty
ont OF thirty milan head Win Louisiana &
ralg our sugar and riolazsas, and South Caro-
Ina oar rice. We win be placed upon a footing
mole exclusively independent than any other ma
r.G On the vide face Of TIE earth
Tb-Te aye SONS objections that are urged
asains, the adoption OF this policy, shleh are
moro apparent upon proper consideration than
Gjhsrwi4 One 81 them IS adyerted to by our
c5temporary Of the New Orleans Be as follows:
SOM persons may object 10 tls plan lha; the
cd.uu planter CanB0 pay his debts i be dor
To-: make cotton; but this aTgunert : more $40
e.ogs uan solid, r.! d = clcar tn, The sane It.
lIt musl follow Il the planter eannot sell his
c-Stoa- Vow ii he Is unable TO dispose OF it, OF
--L-4 I'LL ~. = - - raTrs-,+- H. It,.
and, N fact, II the present crop OF cotton Is n
remain unsold, how : the planter 10 make q
'ys3 Tor lo62, without provisions 10 RUursh his
L.Vc. or money 70 purchase thRDl Let him,
n n. Instead Of wasting his energies unpruGta-
- in tie effort % raise Z second crop OF cotton,
direct them u The cultivation OF bread and meat.
and h VIII find ths; this pursuit. will Dot ssly
eBune 70 his own interest. hat 10 thss Of hs cred
i--s. s1pply TIA essential oi life Grs-ecure
i>sad and meay, and vih the surplus labor AJAX
~ article which others VIII purchase when tkry
VII D., o. csooos huy war produce. and in this
Nay your l1l.S VII Dot - lost
We agree with tbe BE IN Inc opinion th.i
Il he prezal state u things shall exist 81
he eced planting time neat spsilg. it Wi
b. Z waste OF tms ami toll to engage II
~ cultivation Of cotton. This Is reDdoYe-
a. JslFdble by the nAot cnrsoTy rzamiBs~
Ton, that itwop ide % FGo.ong he arguneat
fE ls demonstration. The subject should b,
%srsnuously urged everywhere among our people
and tn authorizes sh0all hing il prominently
b--ors the State Legislature and he Confederst,
Congress. II Ibis should poves measure wbicf
aslaioa Incompetent 70 reach, then let III,
iu6uenos Of en- overwhelming pablic opinion b
invoked IN IS behalf, and enforce Us adoption
Il IS Tine thar our people should l.ain "a
fa-n.Esrizo themselves with tue view Of on
fltana action, and Il 5 Rope 100 SON 70 Jet the
world see dat q nation. nea8y 10 eonserrze hen
i~nl1Hadence by l~ploesust Of tbeir lest blood.
Wa S't overlook and utgiect = civil remedy
winch VII a5d Ina.Iia.I, "a fae as.ainineut q.
tbe great object .ss hso at hart. We trus,
tbs2 the subject viii receive TIE ser;ons ron
siaeEss;on Of all thinking m-u, ard ~, The
T-ess-tbat mighty lerJy-wii us1 i- utmost
I%oweSih commenting IL az ID, proIey pr.,3 Ia
, III tisy-Ssoaaie attention ef tae -7-.cg,ur..
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