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PriaterS.-A writer in the Mobile Herald,

 who has been for sixteen years connected with the public press, holds the following de- serving cammendatory language of the mem | bers ef the craft. None who have had an opportunity of judging, will fail to admit the business of his remarks. He says: s.in all our experience, and we have visited four diff ferent governments from the one under which we were born and educated, we have always found among printers, not only more intelli- genee, but more iiberality in opinion-more of that noble and high-minded cast of prin- ciple, that looks with Q forgiving eye, as well upon the frailties of erfing humanity, as upon the jars aad contentious that grow out of either religion or politics, than among any other class of men-not excepting the teach CTS of the religion of the bible themselves, or the statesmen who thunder in the forum. Printers have a sort of free-masonry with the whole world-conversan not only with the events that arc transpiring in their own neigh borhood, but over the whole universe; their very occupation, and the peculiar province n which they move are calculated to bring within the scope of their vision and the circle of their interests, lfe opinions and the feel ings of the entire family of man. Il is a similar community of interests, and per- sonaI converse with the whole world, thai makes the honest tar a whole souled man, a friend tohis species, in whatever port hemeets them; but the printer is his superior in one respectable field ot letters, the garden of science, and the very fountains of learning, are in his range, and measurably under his control. With only three or four exceptions, we have pever known one of the profession that a good man mightnot be proud to take by the hand as an associate and friend, or that the statesman might not take into his counsel, with satisfaction to himself, and benefit to the Worldn