FARMERS.
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1. Keep it before the people, that the effect of the present tariff upon the farmer may be seen in its absolute failure to make any pro fits from his lands since ifs passage; in the steady and rapid fall in the prices of his pro dnce under its influence, and in the rise Of every article of consumption which he is com pelled to purchase. To prove these, letfacs he submitted to the candid reader. And first, we propose to show from the .tNew York prices current,7 tie prices of farm produce at two periods of low duties, as compared with the present time: