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Printers Looking Up. Three members O
the U. S. Senae-Messrs Cameron, Miles and
Westcott-were once journeymen printers.


s..... Exchange paper.


8 Well, suppose they were Franklin, who
was also journeyman printer, " looked up" be-
fore either fthem: The " looking up" consists
IN becoming qualified to be a good journeyman
printer rather than in any change of profession or
employment thereafter. There are dozens OF
members of the U. S. Senate who were once moth
ing bat lawyers and we'll bet big apple that
no one ever duly qualified to be iourneyman
printer ever hitched that head to that paragraph.
Phil. Ledger.


That is the right way to talk it. 1t has be-
come quite, common nowadays, when printers
accept any office, from Governor down. to raise
the cry tha. printers are looking up," when the
CHANGES are Ten TO one that he honors the Office
more than the Office honors him. or in other
words, that he is looking doaon when he accents
Inc station AS. the Ledger intimates, it is those
VINO make passabe editors withoutthe sense TO be
good printers, that think if printer gets an Office
that 1t ought TO be cause of graduation amono
the whole craft, when in truth iourneymen nrin.
ters @ are better qualified by talents and educations
70 Ill any civil office than the members of any
olher profession. BY accepting Office, printers
HHs'esf H'ef look % up" .ass..z7l Detroit Free Prsss.


The editor of the Rulherfordton Republican
twnlg) says he has number Of democratic sub
ser!5ers, &c and they are the most punctual in paving
their subscriptions Of any on his book. Our
democratic a. friends will recolIcct that our whig
liienus nave been too much in the habit of calling
Inc democTats regulators. We are glad that
our democrats in Rutherford are generally more
deserving than their whig brethren, in this, res
pecI =. 't'' North CGrolinidn


Foul Murder. The Nashville .Orthopolitan
4pntes Hamlet thus. - Et-.'5.f -..r


- -----There are more things r. .-5
p. y In nature. Horatio, than was ever


Dream'd of in thy philosophy .z


Such things as the above are inexeusab4e in
gentleman of the literary pretensions of the Nash
vile editor. Il is almost as Dad as the country
eo4oT, VINO construed passage of the great Poet
a..t hsre's divinity that shapes our ends


Aps9H1-hew them how we will % i.


Gin. .4lUOcate.