...it may be accomplished without it. Having determined that the mills must come to the collon. whlth is but one move, whilst sending the cotton to the...affirmative, most distinctly. We estimate the crop at '.i.300,000 bales. The factories now in the United States require of this 600.000 b.iles — leaving...

...it, but it may be accomplished without it. Having determined that the mills must come to the coiton, which is but one move, whilst sending the cotton to the mills ¡sa heavy annual, perpetual t;ix, it is proper to inquire if cotton growers can get up the spindles...

...is the true location of this powerful assistant to the grower," and that to bring mills to cotton " is but one move, whilst sending the cotton to the mills is a heavy annual, perpetual tax," and proceeded to estimate how this could be cheaply accomplished (Barbee, The Cotton Question, p. 138...