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A STRIKING FAcr.-The people of Vermont,
who though almost exclusively an agricultural
people, in 1910, used 100000 barrels of aou-,
the wheat Of which was grown in the other
States ofthe Union. This large amount OF bread
stuffs they were enabled to buy in, and import
from, other States, because they were engaged
in the raising of sheep to supply The Eastern
manufactures with wool Should not this strlk-
ing fact carry to the minds Of every rejecting
farmer proof of the necessity of supporting the
Tariff, whose protection upholds and secures SO
excellent a market for those Of them engaged In
the growing of corn and wheat. Break down
the Tariff 10 morrow, and the farmers Of Yer
mont will be compelled to abandon wool culture
and TO grow their own bread stuffs, and thus will
this market for so much -four be broken up.


Baltimore Wing.