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To Farmers aud Piaatrs.--Did you ever reflect, that country must pay in the products of its own labor, for every thing it buys from another counryi Do you not perceive that it is your grain and cotton and ether products sold abroad which pay for every gallon of French wines brought into this country

 Did you ever reflect inasmuch other nations, all so, have means of purchasing out the products of their own industry, U De buy naiag ef them they bxy nefhing ofw?

 Did you not perceive, therefore, that a duty on French wines, which, by increasing the price, will diminish the quantity consumed, and of course the quantity bought in France, will impair, the extent of that dimnution, fhe foreign market aifogetherl

 Ought not proposition to increase the duty on French wines to be considered and called proposi- tion impair or destroy the foreign market for the grain, cotton and other products of American farmers and pantersi

 And can such proposition have even shadow of an apology in any pretence that it is create ket at home for these products?

 FARMERS, PLANTERS, reflect well on this matter and let your conclusions be known, for new set of Tariff Tinkers are to assemble at Wash. ngton.-Ksndall's Expositor.