The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
no DISCUSS rIvn-cENr COTTON.
A Meeting OF the Executive C"'"ih'''ee
Of tl.c Stute horticultural society.


The following call speaks for iseH. II
ne cent 70 The Constitution YESTERDAY ~
Iobn o. Naddell, president oil the ol@te
Agricultural Society.
= have issued the call" said he, after
conference with several prominent members
- he society. We believe that the lIihe
ms arrived for organized action among the
r.rraars, to see il something cannot be done
H. vet rid OF J-cent cotton. our peolde can
NOT stand II, and we are going 10 discuss
thu. matter and see IL there Is not a remedy
~ want il distinctly understood thRt IL :
not our purpose to suggest the hoio!ns q
cotton TO the injury OF creditors, ara tals
h made plain in the call. we Simply want
1, soc Il there is not some way to secure
advances OF cash on cotton. SO that cotton
can De hcli white ct the same l.a, y"
bus;pess world viii get The neneht % w
money that il represents pE EaNi-s NC
same put in circulation.
I The can is as follows:
! "oaice az President OF the Georgia S'.4lS
! Agricultural Society, Atlanta, Ea'' oct"'e'
/ 1--ro the Members OF The Executive CoI1-
I mittee Gentlemen: At tie Suggestion %
/ ana after q fCl conference WIN SOM %
+ tba pramirent bankers and business men o.
/ nj. state am constrained - ASK as many
. ~ tba members OF the executive CONN.,. ttee
/ IS can do 50 to meet IN the city - hac"a
! an Wednesday. October 2ltA 90 '"4iSt''F'
he present ruinous price a. cotton ',l' -
take some steps, If possible 20 ieH'''s '''0
avert impending disaster. ,.
/ AZ brief suggestion as 10 the pla-iS 'ad'-
. catad. Money Is plentiful ana - tUW iAteF
al in She banks. These banks oila '3I'l--'1-
/ sion merchants, who are ouF i.iN'4.'., -.
I 1,.x-;oa,,ced 10 advance reasnnaple ei''oui'
on cotton and thus allow the ldiihr' =
bnfl his cotton another year, a'o' ~ -.
ea,,,e time. enable him to pay ms cois',
4 lions to nearly The full amount @ H's
ron. Al present prices i y iioP"|a' w y,
more Than pay the cost OF cultiE'1Nioi' P't ~
/ inr ginning ana for guaao, itaFi "9 ~
/ rs,,,sf. rofhing with which TO meet "'he
.vst oi,lioa.ione. t. the plans ana 9uEtes
+ t;ons watch YOU may promni@ate sh.u :
7or.ea IN the other cotton states = =
I lieye good results viii ioIio"' ~. ootto
.t1-,,a,a ca,, he no doubt that the c"''o
/ ,ar.e,ga v,il OF necessity. be SFtd'S !.
E duced another year, the crop l1 80.
: consequence and the cotton cdi ~"
. command better prices 7...t,od q
. .s,X, desire 10 be distinctly uhaefS'1, "u !, /,
: moi advising tne holdinS Of cotton 10 We !,
-, IN creditors. nor would we Witiihs
r ;ni,,ra one smoke in the wheel o. co.ii,-Vi
. I,slic,-ino. that the best interests q 80
. an, cre,Iitor will be subserved u a"Falt,
= can he secured on cotton, ara no."
;, fms etoppinc the large dairy feceiP'"'
V resnectfully ask you to meet ana c''i'i,'
e the subjects suggested at the 'l.v -
$, ,l,ca irdioated at Macon, Ga. falr gfou"o
Wednesday, octopeF ~i'i'' -
i'''Sp'V ..JoifE o. wADDELL, President
e tuiouaaEani Insane.
" vancouver. 3. C., octopeI
,tosr,or Arav.a. which arrived here Ii
.i,i,t r,.o-n sidney and Honolulu broue
IN d,.icas "a the effect that Queen Liiouh
Id, 80 b.d suddenly become insane just befo