OBSERVATION TO PLANTERS
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The following admirable hints we find
address to the planters of South Carolina
hy a correspondent of The Southern Agri-
cullnrist. We wish that they might reach
and be needed by all; for il is certain that
the stock of cotton on hand, in Europe, is
frarluly accumnlaling, and that SO long as
this process is going on, it must continue
TO fall There is no escaping this dlIem-
ma, and the sooner our Southern brethren
look this matter in the face. and provide for
it by "A change of system, the helier 1t vii !
be for them. We hope they will take these
observations kindly, for they are kindly
meant Mcbile Register.


"There is a partial il not complete rem
cdy Tor this evil, which take the liberty OF
suggesting through your pages. Let every
cotton planter make it rule, and adhere
strictly 10 it, 10 make no more cotton than
he can make clear OF his plantation expen-
ses. That is, let him pay his plantation
expenses by other crops, and make only so
much cotton as will support his family, pay
his debts, and add 10 his properiy.-Many
planters, | dare say, will answer, that they