FARMERS AND THE TARIFF.
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We know of no interest to which the preservation of the present Tariff is more important than the agricultural. This is particularly true of New England. How can we carry on farming in com petition with the vast West unless we can furnish good home market. Recollect that many of the articles which are consumed in our manufac- turing villages such as hay wood, coal, vegetables

 fresh meats Sc. will not bear transportation from the west. Let these villages be put down and the clatters of machinery senced and nothing will re- main for our farmers but to scramble with the west for the New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore markets where they will be sure to find agut and a limited compensation in prices for all their toll. Farmers of Litchfeld County See that no Perry Smith is put into the U. s. Senate (by the next Legslature) to vote for repeal our Excellent Tariff. 0.a f.-. ... If..-