, 1869-07-10

| fr1R n IANI havA hr+,tS
In abnn,.ance. ant, our msItets are olotte[, xtth
most iuscious hlacxoer,,es atIl1.
corn. Of which there has men n large amonnt
| nlantAd. ia of = verv ,a,t r.ch rn'or ana c,nno,
but prove a most excellent cron. Yon Of thn
! Northwest need nn,tc.n,tn m 1,orset cor xnu-
preat stsnie In This sscton NJ 1he sontn ,t 1s,st
ns ~ ahafI rctf.fnt, hera ar ahnn,tonr. .nT ~
| rnsrr
Corr, m, ovn ora., .tan,a amt ~. cas.x
| ring n, co1nn,eree nrnmisea = moat st7nIsn,
| x,oid ,,,aaa noan,,a -, ~. ...,.ir, =, .,,e
| sM.N,-s.S a,,s,. - .It. $50
49, ..a..AI.,. auu " w., us oeu eSuoo
naa. 'ae ueset "on. "otA' 'esf e'oeal
.1.s a4 ~ - "s'H a'u ~ 80 ~ W. ~ ~.
WIS se@sou ~ leas" eaops CERTAINLY WILL uos
klo" ~.uou1 taooi" .....-.-
iAt tne crops a1e ptaolea aaa ao!ns feMafka-
biy We'll all kdmit- .... .....
lhAVe no STATISTICS Al hand ron which to form
an esnutte of our iug cEops, but you may
| tet them down Is immense. Had 1.-THE statistics Of
1850 to base my calculations upon, could afford
| you some tdea. 1t Il admit ed BY all that futy
| as much, II not more, land Is planted to cotton
this year than ever before In the State I, s un.
| doubtefly 70 Tar at least aa well cult,yateti Al
| ever In the days Of old VERY much Of IL indeed.
J being planted by smnll.class farmers L. probably
| better tended than ever done by slave labor.
Here then, Ia as ,a,re Ii not in fact. the !a,rys,
| crop ever plnn,eu In Arkansas So iar. II looks
| remarkably well. and the weather Ia a. f,ne for
| cotton as could be desired.
| EFPrrr rupot,cunTr THE erArv
In ojien times. AZ is. probably. nretty oener,ly
Understood, the s.eater portion Of the crop was.
In reality unsteaced 10 the cotton factors nf Scw
! or,eapa. Memphis, and other cities. To make II
n,ore nlatp. the nlanter drrw. from time to
time. upon his factor for enupIies
| nlcdo1n1. or course. the growing rrnn.
| II thra mt unfre eor~ntIr hannene,s Ihat tha
n1ant.r waa In debt IN his factor fr,m rear n
,ear for more lhau WIS ese7 realized rom HI.
.,1,, nav,n,, h,s srnn,,as s,.,as+ an,tra,. sra.s
c,sisp, c,,ss ne m,,t.,s ~ h,11s ssers s,,,rs1.
ignored. THIS Is WHY we neyer hsI, auy nrusper.
ous tovnA in Arkansas. They nerer had INV
trade cpon which TO I've.
Tne recor,s Of tne nank1un. conrt n,,rs that
even before ths war. reck,ess imnnoyilence and
want Of thrift had done Their vo,t. In fact
large proportion Of the chiva1sy were baukrupt.
and could not ns any time lor year5 haye maid
thels debts, even by sacrtnce Of their entlre es-
tates. NEGROES sud all Their cry about being
ruined BY the war Is all hunbue. The war merely
hasteued m Otherwise inevitable result
Since the advent Of peace the oil order nj thinpz
has undergone a complete revolution. Recon,
strcton, II fact has proved Itself fat more erten.
t,re m ia ann1,eatinn man a mrrr not,t,c,,
tntarnr.,atton NJ ma te,m won,a ,1n1r
Plant1nv mon 1arte tca,e fs no ,opeer attamnie,
roT ,he d.schont nsn,er haa c1vcn Tn, ,,sfot ~
nIcssn,r In his s,eat are seo,ra ~ .ron.c..s
fa-n.~a wno ne,ore n. ..r s.sTre,v s.s- rs,css
:, 49, =, eo,,o- =. .n..- 1Iras ~ naan.,,S.
conrt ,sa nr.t,r etTcetn.,v r-,,.ro,i ~ ao,a,s,
Neuat ~! uAs kas.5 ees1au1 aeoe'eo .ne country
ot 1u naeoeanees me coaan' instead Of being
sptsu ..osu noe "a, ~! o!a ueuls. - sou 70
~ .ree' ~. .uc .none5 .aus teealneo IN
re e.a4<* tAe la't 9e2lh stop taas ie!e Peoao-
w, aes'nuIu VI nio'e .uones ~ toe e.a'e tnan was
ever Ano~n ~ nts palinleat aa5s. ins.eah Of o.
lng conHnfd 70 tae lev, II WIS Distributed among
y. .oasse, g!ea. e1lenI ,upofeFaaned, ont tne
.aAe'ss " ~ troto "s.e p.aeeo ~ oeHee Poe3.
La Aou t..1u o'a pe4o- aus to"nA' .oo, ocean 10
noois'. anu a auay ais tep'aty increasing N
Ma'.u ~ 1na PopoIAu. ao"s Tue coming crop
Hul, 70 nFuI MtRe extent % 70 macn Aaoltaoual
WI w1HAta n..u 4.sIpuee anonx Ga people, ~ toa.1
.l W. I've eeen a4snus. Hnot35 ta1sea upon me
tA,'13n " ~ tas- "t|n w oepIa ." ing notosa1
~ aao ~ noaae"aN " tooo faaaeo 81 aone,
~ VIZ aAe nuneJ ia3 Wose apuhnaa1
.aan ese Ao"A oe1e esose.
nus teeonss1ucuouE laaseat pens aecom-
n., w a,.< as Peep'e osS
Auo tce snsnelAss '1tn u e9sa o. ne NORM, ~1kh
,.s conbequen1 Reoef1 prosperity oelns gradually
1AA'
-. tAsA neAoo- efHiAA. --.. I
Dspne y. suen senseless oppoanon on shs part
s1.s W. pou.4saans tae nc" i!ee eehool
:, ~ co." ''9 A.stenco ~ etefs pat
=. wv osS ~ -,u.sae1n eunMunity II would
|
p. coueetou aaealu !aees WE mueh Of Opposition:
~. - w .ae Ds.aoe.At." poatleish3
= ~ 49, sm - nsulJ aAsa p'aus tnemse'Tes
~ Sau4e3 Vipoteu 70 1ne s,steE't 1ca ,
.."..."G .....t.. A ~ ~. tou ton.tsf VI sue
seas.s oa a'.s'o ~ w osIt.ou " Nnoot~ j,
A.. ,oes' aoo se.ons nao senooN IKr15 10 opere- !
s 4oa' ~ " eMed!taAa ne ecaool superintendent =
- AuCa eI9.cas, t, Keoo oesl OF ncad" +
Oas n4uG tueae nv NJ" ID opeaa0n / a
aioueaou' " ing oLAe some nlee nuhdred schools, q
~ ~ .ae LII Ie1@ 'ne1s WILL DC 1nu1 as manJ :
'vre' :
When VIC consider th1l, during Democratic nd.
uinlat11uGn OF over tplrty yesrx there waa neycr
nnhlto achnnI IN tha et,t. ~. ,o- +. ,,onth | '
= ,..,n,t..r - ~.ts-s., -, ~. ~" <oa | :
= A@f1~.A tA'et S'1Aate!i1S LUG opVo0aao ! =
.hn "aAca Il La aaa 70 eeatsnd- u not bsd
ROWING. .
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4ulN81auua Ii n lA4t beginning 70 show isseI
pAlpA1lc manner evident 10 ali. CotH1th- ! Y
landing tho hcsted term, searca : bost arrives =
ut brings more or less Of newcomefk. We hsyo Z
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