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TAn1rF.-Sone of our exchange papers take
particslar pains to impress on their readers the
great disadvantages that must result to agricultu-
rists generally, and to cotton planters in pa1tcu
lar, from Protective Tariff. Will some of them
inform US how much the cotton planters have been
benefited b. the reduction Of the Tariff within the
last FIVE years Dare any one of them deny, that,
in consequence of that reduction, corresponding
reduction has taken place in the price of cotton
Every man of ordinary information, knows this
to be true. Baten Rouge Gazette