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FINE Wool.-We learn that the Messrs. Nor
rel, Of Lansing and Caroline, have just sold
their present clip Of six thousand pounds Of Sax
ony wool, to the Ithaca Falls manufacturing
company, for lifty.sevcn cents per To- cash.
From thc perfection of the machinery of this
establishment, with the skill Of the vigIlant ard
able Superintendent, Mr.. Nelson Palmer We an
ticipate seeing some superb fabrics made from
this splendid lot Of wool.


The above sale Of wool constitutes " case in
point" Loco Foco demagogues are claInoreus
against the tariff, because the humble farmer,
who grows coarse weol, is not protected, and
tha, it is solely the "arislocratic fine wool grow
err who is benefited. Now what is the fact-The
Mcssrs Morrcll received fifty cents Per ID. last
year for their wool, and consequently the advance
obtained is less than Ia per cent whereas, coars.
er woods have been sold the present season at full
80 per cent above last year, and medium wool,
about 40 per cent. 1t is stubborn facts like these
daily occurring, which overthrow the arguments
against the tariff, made by reckless demagogues.
Query, if the tariff is not now adequate to pro-
tect the growers Of coarse wool, how would it
under Mr.. Polks doctrine, whose "opinion is
that wool should be duty free J"


Ithica Chronicle.