The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-16

title too much ram iCt sugar Ca''e' Wv
,cneGejai 10 rice. i little too much
rain Cor cotton, but beneficial 10 corn
Heaven has been very kind this gear
Snch crows have never been known 50
generally IN This country We oe''c''
,Aa, times viii get better, Men VINO
loolishly hoard their money ""c"
times arc ohurd' will now let 90 '""'
purse strings and commence 10 '"''"'
'l,tr looI rapilaL We look for u gen
or.l r@oyiyol in trade. Money i, m IDOL
u,o, huslu.ss men cannot long Keep as
. bougrboId god. TIjcy see no" Nlnd
uc,yeu has been, and they viii com
mcuee to spend because they hive
hopes Of getting in Il heavy "qnid pro
uuo." Al through Tennessee inc
corn crop is unusually large, "Id' ioi'
loving upon a heavy wheat crop why
should there not be u revival Of Du3''
noes? In Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama. the same statement would
find an affirmative rs TO themselves
che State Of Louisiana, down-troddcn
as she is, politically, will make the
heaviest sugar aud rice crop known ioI
many years. We know one planter
with whom we sojourncd TWO mght'
and days, and he will make l',ooo par
rcls Of rice IN the husk, for which IL
will ret 50 per barrel, making ~77,oo'
rol his crop. His expenses Will %
about $500 thus netting him SUI.
600 Oh Il plantation worth in marie
opIy about $JO,OOO Now, suPpoa
Grant would let Louisiana aIone-~ho
. soon the State would recover from 1t
dcprcs,ed condition! She has tn
t richest lands Of any State III Ia
Union, but her taxes are over thrt
+ pcr cent, upon the one hundred 90
n lars worth Of property, and propeF'
Z assrsscd Mt the will Of thieves. lBnoI
. oucn rulcs uy to taxes, but the WIllt
e own the lands. Hence it is that man
' Iandholdcrs say We will pay the Ia:
. cs. but we will make it up on tAe N
oyocs They must rent om lands
! ~s'aryc. The Federal Government, III
8 der Grant, has in'clpoScd TO Keep
from having Il fair and honest State a
! ministratiOn, and now we will Tall bat
upon the first law Of naturc-~sel
q preservation, And, we believe, u
Louigianiaus will win. AS it is, HOY
X ever. the coIorcd man and "brothcI
G holds absolute control Just think
il; The Lieutenant Governor, Ca gouJ
headed fcllow,) Secretary Of Stat
T. Treasurer, Superintendent Of Puh'
Education and two Librarians--l
s. DAUGHTERS are all negroes. In
s parish Of Tcrrobonnc, where we
ic lourned q fortnight, the high She'
80 and his deputies, the Tax Collector,
We Assessors, Road inspectors Coroh
at State Senator, Representative,
N, other officer, are negroes. BuC N
~ of them can read and write, aud
IIs preferable to white carpet Dagge
And this is the government uphcId
r. Grantism 1t is for Tie inteIilS'
Northern men to say, at the next lr
I'd idcDtial election, whether they adm
such n Child Of Radlcalism or not. i
ne they will not say so. 1t is just AZ c.
tain as fate, that the Democratic pai
Mt will be entrusted with the managcmC
We o fthis government Tor years to con
Id aud if the Democratic party VIII !
abuse the confidence Of the people,
nd can hold its sway nd ;nfnitum. 1t
re, very easily combine all of its o
he strength and the strength of the IN
us. pendonts in II war against Radlcall
kcs The independents make II power
cry must not ne ignored They are
at men who want an undivided cOur
rful full Of peace and prosperity, with 81
1ns, rity to person and property, rcsar'
l III of what side was cspouscd by me
be the late war They are men who k
vii no section, and therefore know no
lrcc ty They care only for honest
'nch economical government, and II
G as leaders of the Democratic party
cY! the right sort Of men, they vii! Sc
we this element Of success. 1t IS
'm- them now in sentiment.
'eI- 70 be continued
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