Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22

peflodof tho Cropping 5osf, ycg. up-
dsrifGi1a, ssfEs prsptai may Rate : little more
iaOras. Rat it.sil moi, eonpassn yalne Ylsh the
GOTHAM ha would h.sGprOdursd. .Yoariawssi
dcs'uatsriiiiIy inc1sising tHsssutp crop; ceasld-
srabiiyi dfnihshs. t6es g feseuises and, hJ
eonssqusnee,:hisn nbiliS!ta bslp his country and
bis uses5s; eourts5msn. Bear Ia niud oil the
vhilo- that law sss alfesdy IN existence iu obe-
disnes "a Shfisa Sfa Was plRaesg from tbafteanto
sixteen acres Of cdfa 10 ths Rand, which would
DO iiflsssslhiEsy tno aatssb sorn 70 Horse
ii, many cssss much more Vast more could
ysa s,s iseasodssi5 AK ,a: say nelhih 8
Of fghs. Gsner. 1YeI you Impose 9pon tho poor
dumb ,iabsrersvo more sersqste b ar.t planted
and .fhep ,pleBsd in cotn,--:and7sveryr farmer
kposs tho Difference, to tasao hstwesr-calti-'
waiting Dora and rDttGn. ThisiRili require higher
feeding 4orshs borsa, and tho additional corn
AufeOnsaasd, First during,the crop-mafiug and
thei sftsrwSras 70 mend dp shs overtasksd hack
-tlis corn, s6 Say, and the cotton ,eea lsst-for
ita Of no account for IN snure put IN. uaiilled
and barely covered bonsath tho snfaee--this corn.
and cotton SEED, ne ,ay ,eounted with the proba-
bio loss in production by tho farnerbsiag thrown.
ous shiaiabor calculatio no atn very pro asing
soason of the crop year, will al tossther cancel
any increased abundance yeu; pr6possi-t 10 attain
by your untimely legislation.s How thsn-is all
this to bsnoft the poor or any ons else Is thii
what you call "looking at things as thoy arsl"oee
But the army must have bread NO are told and,
Nc would add, shaH and wIl have bread. Presi-
dent DAVIS says. tho army bass IN abundance Of
broad The Georgia Legislature Irjected tho
proposed limitation on cotton the other dsy by &
largo majority, because upon comparing notes
they found that this hue and cry Of famine had
orig natad in tho towns and villages where they
nanGsd corn telready the ebeapeit commodity in
marset3 to become still cheaper, and that inpoint
of f,et, Georgia already held m'ro corn than
tbero was transportation for. Thoy therefore
hoot1d the cotton limitation, The Prssident'iadi-
estes that the difficulty of transportation is great
one, and we doubt not bis appeal is intsnded
specially 70 urge those States nearest the front to
do all they can in raising heavier supplies than
thsy have done for the last year or two. Yet hs
does say thatthe army-is on short rations in The
articie Of mcst This is unfortuuate. But how
does your cotton limitation proceed to remedy
Say That little more corn win bs raised, ,-doss
.thatnscssaarilS Sipereeae the meat'. By 70 msaHs.
The farmers would. have faitsnad- all tho hogs 81
to bs fs..ensd, unasr the: law Of January ;-thsy
psn do no more under tho LAW Of April. But tn, n,
der thelawv of January they would ahare added
somewhat to tho snly article Of exchange (cottonJ
which can, should tho .vors. come to, tRe worst
induco meat, like;othsr things imperativsy called
for te run the BLOCKADE but ne ara s0ipgfurthsr
than se In,Sndoa. ~ef s,cotson estimate offered
hy our nsnbsf. VI regard j greatly e1sggsrsttdL;
That ARTICLE hea been lsaTng lhe county, ~ rssi=
ons slIaunsls tthroGghoutth ths ukr IT issilfd
20. sipscuistors are baying ifup hdPuIting IT.
of BY every opportunity and ne mar: can AZ new
mako any ealeulatisnnf tho Cotton ia the country.
We only know that cotton goods ars.airaady ysdis-
trsrsirlgls Eigh and liKely 10 sdrancs much hghir
ospa.oh.liy nndsr such isgi.lalisn A. tho lay Of
April andWe canton. gentlemen .thatin,ehsap-
enins Broad they may doably enhance The cost Of
clothing. =.
In combustion and 70 seut the mstter short Ne
desire tos1plestonr regret at finding onr a,.osued
representative r.dncsd to such extreme irupposi-
tiohs d, sustain his argument. First hs supposes
terrible drospitb, which may Kind Heaven fore
fendi Merit he. supposss defeat by our, ,arnies
which, in the present aspect OF our good cause; /
uo can, hardly imagine. And, lastly, he tnpposss
thss, 81 addition TO feeding our own psopls ana
our owu:a :armies, va. may also have TO- feed srhe
ys1ks6s, ,llGapd thig in the'laaguege of ssoE'E
in thelsfhioplSn naeily! drsnsay, w. "san'tspo''
no hoy yse aaay yi4 s."