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 FARMERS, PoNpER.-You ou are compelled, in consequence of the present tariff, to pay from D to 50 per cent. more for nearly every article you consume, than you did>this time last year; while the prices of articles of your production have in the same proportion de- olined Look al one single staple-wheat. The price at which 1t opened last year was Bl D per bushel. This year it opened at 90 cents, and is now selling at 873. Are you still willing to be plundered in this way, to add to the overgrown fortunes of the million are capitalists, who are engaged Tn cotton and woollen manufactures, one company oi whom fthe Merrinac, Massachusetts, boasts of realizing S500,000 profits during the past thirteen months, from capital of $2,OOO,O QUO. Nearly 25 per. cent gained in.very little over one year. Caii-y yoll, farmers, ponder on these l facts, without lending your aid to the demo- crats to lessen the duties of the present tariff, ]. (which. according to the showing oi the whg organ, the National Intehigencer, will bring l mo the treasury S40,000,00 00-while the expenses of the government will not exceed { S25,000,000 per year,) and reduce t to the revenue standard, which is the only constr tutoaal, just, and equal measure, such as every patriotic heart may desire, end such ss none but the mean and selfish ought 10 on]ect. to- fBa1t,more Repu5licdfs.