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The editors and printers of Georgia, contemplate holding a convention on the second Monday of the present moaih.- Their object Is the promotion of the gene- raj interest of the CRAFT, the public good, and better understanding of their rela- tions with each other. They propose to meet at Mlledgeville. If there IS any thing like fun 10 be enjoyed in convention we see no good reason why editors and printers should not take an occasional iirk a; the enjoyment of ii as we'll as other peo- pie. After they assemble, the first step which they will probably take, will be to re- solve unanimously, that they have been per- fectly friendly towards each other-th that the terms liar and political judas, and such oth- efseemingly harsh epithets which have been so frequently used at each other by way of amusement to their readers, shall be rubbed out, and entirely forgotten until they return home and begin anew. We understand that Prentice and Penn, of Louisville, hold such conventions very frequently. May much good result from the meeting.

 Salt fiUer Journal.