The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-27

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senss ,uusof aoney aud that grea,
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rot Il the hands Of orr planter. into
,sors 81 spectators Worth and man.
sfactursrs. Bnt We are notprsnsred
10 say tbs, eur planters are better
eireunssnced. but on the contrary.
there 10 no improvement, or NJ leas',
very little. Immense sums Of mon.
- is annually been received a.
the price OF cotton ,bat when We debit
shis immense income, with the sup
plies bought for il production, the
ls-s from waste "a lands a A farm.
ING Implements, ws6nd that hat few
~ Our planters are batter "A than
~hsn they began. We csnno, 'ee
when they have bougbt any land or
ttcsk ,or'~hers they have any money
'osnea out At interest or deposited,
ard when they have made improve,
rnents upon their lands, or improved
'aeir residences. And the few who
hsvr bought more land, or who have
bought land without having prcv.
~asly owned'any. and have been able
N pay fcr v, are among the small
hrnsrs who have not rnised so much
ant more provisions and home
supplies. Tie price Of onr hest lands
are even cheaper than they were six
years ago, and but few purchasers
even low figures; FOR you find but
few who have enough money, made
ty agriculture, to mako tho first
payment On land and have any a..
snrsHes Of making the remaining
from the production, oithe
'oi', Thtrci. no jest about the mat
'tr that our planters are worse than
Wall stree stock iobhers in their
.dsngerons and continued gambling
upon cation for the last seven wears.
Has this thirst for raising cotton In.
proved the agricultural interes, ot
hnr eonnsrys Ia tho planter more
isisrendsas IT ~pecuniary aid. We
ire sorry 10 say that when We witness
annual renewing Of the Deed Of
mortgages, liens, &c, upon
The crsr N ease for supplies, food.
clothing, and every thing that il.
nsei an The farm, VIC cannot pay the
fompliment to the farmer Of saying
'ha, 10 IL "naturc's nohleman," Tor
80 has an exacting master, pl ccd
''-er him by III. own voluntary net.
Ths IL . season when orr planters
to have morey TO buy lands
and to buy, in advance, their
supplies, but even with 40 rropilious
! year TO cotton culture ss the last,
ret the same old story is told, and
fav by dsy We sec them marching to
their merchants and beginning anew
their accents npon credit, based up
~ the coming crop for payment.
We bare srsasd this question so
Will, cur readers, and
by every means within our
power With the beginning Of each
year Without avail, to prevent our
planters IRON planting 50 rnnch cot.
to bet more corn and giving more
time md attention To rsisinr every