New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23


enabled our planters to plant their crops, the
floods incident to the Mississippi river and its
tributaries to come and Co. and the season, whether
good or bad, to fully develop itself
My Efforts heretofore have been to point out to
our planters the proprety of shipping their cotton
10 New Orleans and to every argument pogsi.
pie to induce your merchants to assist them in
raising cotton, and to aid the productions of the
great valley Of the Arkansas toresume their proper
ana legitimate channel of commerce. In both in
stances have been more than successful, and
nave been materially aided in both efforts by the
Northern merchants, who have, since the beginning
OF the war, located atMemplfs, Tenn, and esab,
Ashed themselves in business as auxilarics to
Northern firms. I hereby acknowledge my pro-
found gratitude to those merchants for their noble
and generous efforts in assisting to bring about
tnis radical change in business; and presume
some Of your merchants would be pleased if
would tell them how and why those merchants
aided me so much in thus producing the change
above alluded to. Well | might tell YOU.
but it is principally secret, and il should
tell you, very probably you would publish it in
the CEEsgEHT aad then the deuce would be to
pay--and nothing to pay with Bun. if mistake
not, told you i'll N.Y. letter of December 9th that the
most ot lR7t yaal'5 ootsou crop vRs pledged TO
merchants Ncr'h for supplies to enable the
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Oft4a7, All Ot this is now a settled fact just
as gaiJ tha t4Os. of Iast yeal5 crop VIII se1t 70
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