The Van Buren press., 1895-09-21
WARMER RAmPLANTER
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The following ID the address rscensiy
promul6a by Hector D. Lane. presi.
lent Of the American Cotton efowers
Protective association: {
10 rHn Cotton GHowsRs ov rms souxH-
Az pYssident Of NJ Americsp Cotton orowers
ffotectvs a1eocisti68, 6oGnlxSAt OF sne "A.
wrong that MS b6sn rsppetfsted 0o4 the
masses Of rny ssllow farmers. the cotton efow-
ns Of the south IT becomes my duty - FAR Is
nv limited &billty s4tends to waEp Yo'' y W
AAng4rs tnat en4lroB. YOU and n the dcvsces
ind blahs that Ars bein4 laid by cunning ana
anserupulous men 10 rob you Of your honess
,cil; to further impoverish yon and TO enhsnee
me diec6rdSnt and Dissatisfaction that = now
ionfhent In the hesrt Of the ssr'cultufsl
slssses In knowledGe Of tho fsot thet tnoss.s
Sornethlns radically wrong In our systoaass no
lonser is this product Of honest toll ADEQUATE 20
,ur subsistence D. and no longer IA the cost o. INC
pr6duetfoh of an article any standard OF lts
faluation; And the iew of supply and de-
nand has been dispiaeed, and in Us stead
Intervenes the results attained BY the Com
nefciAl Mountebankr" the fno@ insidions ana
nesciless Of whlchis hs who with the heart q
asds, muraess the mAtcri e .pfospsrAy g y.S o.
,ufedastrH !, nd faaslns psoper o. or p'o-
tefsr 3 shat man thss wears deservedly the
1nfue Of the "Heafn He. by false prophesy ana
killfni misrepresentation, rohs US OF our SUD
hstence imperils our posterit5 and leaves ms
dcthlns but poverty In our homes and hatred
II our hearts. fz<
rNs warning note has been sounded Let
'forewarhed Be foresrmed" That there is q
powerful and ssystefnised movement TO again
IA kXS - - S,,fa
patent ID ell ihteliisent men snd 4 rests with
Me pishtef u The south. individually. ss 70
shether he will submit 10 thus be shesred
AeaiIi Hike A sheep a. he vas last season. Tne
time has arrived for heroic action. The alter
uative II left 10 either Fenounce the growing OF
sottun entirely "a = profitable ctop or 10 take
Up arms against seA Of troubles, and by op-
posing. era Them
False finiors Of the immensity Of the coming
trob have already been widely and reeklessly
sirculated 10 ihtlmfibte tfe farmers Into push
thr their trtps Upon the market, hoping 70 re-
telve better prices befofe q dscllns. This
Actlph Npeh the part u the farmers will scc6m-
plish the Intention Of the manpulatOrs Of tho
t,arket. and Il 10 be deprecated ~ suicidal TO
their Interest, This crop, 10 bring fair values,
should be judclUusly distributed over the SELF
Ing scssca, Without allnwins the deliveries to
be tot great ut any tine. And would advise
ln9 4 centraet shuuld market their crop a.
slowly a. they can, or Al ratio Of one.third
less thnh last seascn. the equilibrium Of
prices viii be thus fairly retained. ana we will
come much nearer receiving the commercial
vulNe ~ cur product
II viii be remembered BY fnany that previous
10 cur civil war, on account OF the lack Of
transportation fsclities. II required from seven
b nine months 70 raAfket the cctten crop we
now sell the bulk d II three or four times the
size. IN aboh6 three months, thus cohgesting
the market, making cosnpetitors Of ourselves
IN the mad rush 10 fet rid ot our product, white
dpeH the other hand a sadicicus gradual dts
tfhNtfon of II over a Kreater periud OF months
would be conducive 10 competition between the
manufacturers, who are obliged 10 have our
nsteffai, and they would be running after us
10 buy our product instead cf our having 10 run
Nfter them to sell IT,
And deefre ID Impress upeb the cotton grew
ers the Imperative necessity OF otraniRaticn FOR
THIS endeAvor viii meet with strenuous oppc-
sitfcn 1t the hands of those that rcklessly
specalAte upon the labor of the farmer cf
the south. He woaid be ofesvd a little mere
than the market price h bring his efvp IN.
Tte argument OF risk. a FIRE. foxs IN weights
woaid FOLLOW with The usual deaanelatioa Of
adsice, but impsere yoe FOR the sake Of your
families. rendered desetute by these despeil-
ers, and TOR the love you hear for our "sunny
southland for al that is sacred 10 our homes,
10 resist this current that II insiaaousls draw
fng us Into an Impoverished condition. shame
and deprAvins oar manhood, and increasing
crffnA.
fhere never WA more cruel or relentless
war waced uron the people than upon the
south BY England and her emissaries and
Allies, redocine her people from anhuence 10
the pfttAnce 81 ten cents day FOR their labor,
which cotton At FIVE cents per pound means,
Mr. n. N. Men, one IT her rnasesty's subjects,
sofne DAYS sfnce fssuAd an edfct which has
vince been characterized by hts foreign broth
ers - ~ Impartial expose" of the cotton sit
ussfon fhtimating thus that all others "are
liars. and that he IL the pretty boy"
fNil 70 see the Fairness IN this statement
hh6 rs In pItcAtion, impartial expose" Why
shoua6 Mr.. Nefl b more impartial than otherss
II n \ vel Known fsct that ne h an Interested
person Of the 'eeAtn persuasion at present
ana that he is fttane tire shoe TO his own foot,
ana n hfs own words 10 for anything, and they
secrh " 60 {especially With his English con-
serees). be Il quoted BY reliable parties a. say
ing, when uf6rssaed for Tire damage that he
WIS fn7ictins upon Tire south, that ne had s'ihe
estisfscties cf knowing that he hed made NH.
Nc&s for Manchester thus aAt7inc Insult 10
thf1ry. Mintcns Of dollArs by sacetfoes
meshcds, making the rsch rdcher and the poor
pcoesr
There sre none so blind ~ those that Win
rot sees'
liverpool and Manchester 90 not intend 70
sce shy oster figures than those Fabricated BY
their o~r peopie NJ. Nefli reporx decrease
81 fsorcnce m Texns pf only 8 per cent. and an
ersire crop 'ot between shcno@ and D 900 40
krc In she fsce OF this 1t h not little para
doxshl shst Nefn Bros. should advise spinners
mot to be IN 100 great q hurry 10 make large
purchases wfi6h would bring About an A1-
vsnce IN prsces sna -cuh be against their In
te-ests"
As gbe~ses q crops Mr.. Nein has been
knc~fn ~ make fcsfr cusssek st crop, the last
cre sfser 20 isHr ceus had beeh marketed ana
then mis- q . efS Sc-bAie crop e00cc8 but Mr.
Nell Says rexss hiss Decreased her acreage
'otss psr ceris, snd .fBrueus n On honorable
n5Mh
7 rhs1lence MI gsffl % srbstsntihse his
ssstrnsent viii stF legitimate evidence. ffe
szsss n.svssr 10 n xnc he VIII be hsrded dowt III
hssss-- ss = v't6e ruesser xpd reclless STA
xsa$trsszh
sst,nsusss-c ~ ~ Nei1is reclless props-
gandA sf .Iuly - accompanied by two ,1rae-
tes<s sDto.r nxrsh. fEve made sour OF the ct,t-
ssz o. Ezsszss; ] hspe made - thorough and
ars.~'H s-s7esFicasicr o. condisions have in
,<s-7tevze1 szrissrs tnsri hunts and Farmers, /
fsssss fi8tes sh-nsrt fhAi- fsids with chem Bnd
y - i;s,s-ss.sssessi ''srsscr,
slsasS- srrsss are sr svayssp9red ~ raise my
fssrs--' rsasfnssse ~ ~ rs- esnk - d per csnt
le.srresa ~ 3frsars
Ens sS Hsss lcomnsfsstcrsr o, agriculture
~ ~ssxss~ ss,5rsma-fxss sl Che ~apprts he could
eFssfn fhSrsk,h Ers ofsrisl medlunsship OF hts
lefS,e arr rssp5sts q der-rsse o. Acreage Of 27
ya1s sstsx 81 cobslrsssns sre not bssed upon
shs ss~-rsrse ssassmert o. farrpers hut srl
,csssss-ss ~ scts;zefs
Trrd sAsussi vaTe ecsnt OF cctsor land abnr-
das>en. sly ~ per rcerk Worms IN sccSfots
sasso crussnerh,s sssmace r'he rrop in n
szrct ans rnzss productive sectson OF the ssnte
'~sS fatn-se nF excesstvs -uins In tlae sprinV