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THE CRops.-In spite Of the rayages Of "the
fy" VIC are happy to hear that the prospects OF
sn abundant harvest are very good, and similar
accounts reach US from all parts of the country.
The good effects Of our Tariff system have given
such an impulse to every kind of business. and
particularly to agriculture, which Is more clear
ly identified with manufactures than any other,
that there has seldom been the time when all our
great national interests were moving forward so
tremendously and prospcEously together. Not
only has the idle shuttle been started, but uncom-
monty large quantities of land have been put
under cultivation.


Our commerce also keeps pace with the two
other great leading resources of national and in
diyidual independence. The receipts olthe great
ports of entry show a continued increase in ln,-
ports, and, of course, in national revenue, thus
disproving the strongest argument used by the
opponents of the tariff.


We hope that farmers will bear IN mind the
Importance of home market, and sustain that
system which, by protecting other branches Of
labor, encourages mechanical and commercial
enterprise, and thus affords purchasers for the
employment of their capital, ingenuity and IN
dus,ry.


Give US good, economical American govern.
ment which will attend to its otcn business and
not interfere with that of the people-which shall
follow, instead of attempting to lead public opln-
ion-which shall look more TO the good of the
country than to party, more to the welfare of the
nation than lis own aggrandisement, and we shall
he A hsppy prosperous and admired nation.


TSaratopa Wing.