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for your liabilities, would you cAt aHder vices, if by doing you could be enabled tD pay part of your liahiilies3 This would ceruinl, be better than 10 remain entirely idle and save nothing.

 Why gentlemen does so much dissentlon esist Ainong tle various proprietors si cotton presses l There is the first place too much press power in the city, and this em throat eonps'Uien must exist unless there is a community of interest among the pI4ssmen; but some of you opposed to ihis from the fact that you mish paIronize some and not oh- rrs while of you have direct interest Tn press and consequently frorn sell protection feel bound lu rnronlze it. And what pefnll; me to ask you does the laltsr result m Does it ale monopoly in the place nf ''ths combination l'' l allu,e, gentlemen, To the stock interest which some of you have in the ''lndependent Press" Ru- nor says that you receive interest in the following manner, in consideration of the mosey advanced by you to its prnprielOrs 10 aud in building it. For every bae of cotton compressed on your ac- count at that press, you receive account ot your principal invested the fourth Of ihe charge for compI essing and n rest until the present sesson closes, you are not charged for wharfage and dray age By this, if the port charges remain st l3c. per bale you receive l0c. per bale out of il; so if you send buy in that press 2OOO0 bales of cotton, you teceise interest t20t0. while collecting S2500. This of course makes il to your interest sustain that press and by your concentra tiun of interest in il, you destroy all the others While this state of things exists, will not other press

 

 ssL profsetpn for if they do not the "lndependent Press" will have the decided adv"niage over them. state these things gentlemen, not from my lreing of dispeasure towards you. but merely to show (i such be he csse) how unequal things will bc unless you correct them.

 My communication has already leen long, hVt per- mt me to add suggestion. Is II mol better when you adopt tariff of charges 10 propose uniy or in- teres ainong ihe presses7 Ii tai s done there will be d,ssenlions. and all parties must be satisfied; without il there must be constant innovations upon the established rules.

 "There are hl,rk sheep in all crowds" it is said. and this certanly is the among prcssnen. All persons at times are, however, compelled to make ifices and m ihis case it must be done. You aid our foe ia true, by this aniy ef iatrssf but lhe s,mc line you beseft your friend, and you ble bu3h 10 do business at a lower rate for you. If y.u do that it 10 that all feeling of mp town gainst down town-press against press countr, against city, and independence agant combi nations, willie dispeled and no ouicry be made against combination. BANG.