The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-21

riOd and that they will 'oyoa the pric
down row, lake van ,sgN tho poy
0rty and di.e cca8ity of tne cotto
produc'r. ard l. al Up the MILLS wit
th1B cheap cotton In order to get hin
'n q position where they may dlotat
thr pros for the entire crop Lc
every man who hes hts o9n ard bi
country's interest at heard, aAe to 4
hat the cotton shall not bo saorj fioet
simply becausa we failed In ob tsin,p,
tho 16 cents, for which 80 many Of u
stood. Because of the urBlaming wis
iom ct this move, is no reason why W.
should not stand ~ au1i5 now tha
"e are ali agreed as TO the price below
which cotton shall not no.
l have given the names of tho ex
seutive c ,mmittee from every State
20 that anyone Wishing to ir qntre wht
they are aud as % their etsn6ing ir
5heir several States and az to the con
dltions that obtain In their State !,
may communicate with them to cop
urn the statements that hav4 mad
Il e executive committee deotdPdi
View Of The faoG that In our presen,
96atu' we were MT much more THAI
an 90 visory board and had no 20 wo
10 enforcS our demands, unle 'her
'hould b. a strict observance of ou
ADVICE, TO organ ~ u corporation foJ
he purpose Of buying selling and
Sarehousing cotton and to raise, Il;
possible, at least $50, 900 900 for tht
purpose OF buying end retiring from
she market the wead cotton whiof
each year duritg Septen b.r, October
AND November IS forced on tho marke
80 the 1, J .ry Of OIL those who ca,
oid AUD who would ba willing to hole
Inder otuer rcunstsnces. The share
80 to be IS each. II every cOttor
srowcr In Gra s utb wou'd put int
his s. Indicate IS bale ON the cotton
grown. 1T wou,4 give the capital OF
approximately $50, O0O, coo. Thi
money could be distributed in eac,
state according tc t.. number Of bale,
.aised In that State and be used fcl
She purpose CT purchasing and retiring
cotton II red b. ,ov TIE minimun
pfic,. Say, 8 p'sntar raises ten bale
4 cotton, he Is ffored 8 cents p.
pound, be takes IS Rorth of stock pc,
oale, or $50 In th,s concer, the mar
AeG adVanc 9, In conseq ,ence, ont
@nt per pl uud. II has made b,ok
n his ten bales OF cotton the entire
AMOUNT invested, besides still owninr
'ts stock In the company. 1t ia J.
very simple plan; very easy OF exeou
inn, II the planters, merohanis apr
Anki rs VII j st take slf1l Lieut. stock
70 re&'!z1 tile amount asked for. As
i Is, we stand to lose 81O on the bali
ny sea" on a'r "a crnn we QrOW.
.Ihereio-c. IL stsnos to r'a,on that 4
%e Sill iAke ohc cent a pound on th:
cotton Gtown Ii 5b5 South, coIcen,
rate IL In the bands of practical bust
ness men to tu. and retire cotton ip
the market to be held by than for
1ne minimum p, G dxed by us, thi.
will guarantee remrnerative price
Zach year. We spend no money II
protecting our cotton, while the bury
ias, 9eesa ensnde na,llinna nf dollars
tnd MAKES 'nniilions Uf doilSrs foobine
Us o. our pre- 6ts.
M WsJherspcon NJ Meridian. Miss
looking after bile ohsrtA j. P. al.
lison, OF Concord, N ., j y H.ckes
Of Henderson, Tex, +. L. M xwell of
Mou5d, La, M. S. A VIII erspopn
OF Meridian, Miss, and myself are ap
2ointr d coro niptee to draft and pre-
sent the netaileG pian to the public at
large. This, in our opinion, If prop.
erly appreciated by the people OF the
Suuhh, will solve the prOblam of fx.
irg and maintaining price.
Let u man think Gnat We are at al
discourag d. We hSvf ] st begun to
fight. E d Smith.