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COMPLIMENT TO PRINTERs.-The Harrisburg Typographical Com ention, on the 9th inst ,lnani- mously passed vote of thanks to the Hon. Charles B. Penrose, for his exertlons in the State Senate to obtain for them an increase cf> wages, which the high price of the necessares of life have rendered absolutely necessary. Tine following extract from his letter in reply to their address, does honor to his iudgment:-

 "The appreciation of a class of men who can claim a Franklin as the pride and eminent and great example of their profession, and who have been alike distinguished for good feeling and intoli- gence, and love of constitutional liberty has affor- ded me that justification in the most agreeable form.

 There is no portion of the community upon whom so much depends for the preservation of our excel lent institutions Cf government, as upon those who have devoted themselves to the profession of the press; and so long as they feel and act upon the re- sponsibilty which rests with them to preserve our institutions and laws, so long will the community feel a deep interest in their welfare, and sustain their claims to such proper and liberal compensa- ton as will enable the printers to live as frcemen should llve.' It concerns the community that those who wield the great engine of p"hl.c opinion, should be vlrtuous and intelligent, anG should l. placed above the temptations thyong;ng in ,le path of the unrequited aborer. lt,thcrcfo:c the present prices will not permit these No do tLe Ir'ntlnG, adeGuae y to reward the persons employed i'll It's mechani- cal execution, they should unQuestionably be advan ced until the object lS attained

 While an enlightened people desire, and have [ right to expect economy ill the public expenditures they can neYer wish that injustice should be done particularly to men who are the great instrument: Of dftilsinr all the Information by which they judg, of the cond"ct of their agents.

 It will always give g!e pleasure, whether in pub lie or private life, to be the advocate of the work

 ng men. SO long as thciE cl1?s are consistent witl truth and justice, tic constitution and laws Of tht country.'

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