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From the Louisville City Giz=t,e
THE PRINTER.


Much has been written. and many are
The plants which have been made or the
harrsssment and profiless toll Of the
printer. Il has become irile subject.
aud one which when harped on. only a.
wakens a smile. or a, most passing re-
mark. and is forgotten Who reflects up
on the nights Ol labor. and the hours Of
anguish which he passes! Who thinks
nf his mortified pride ard the rude storms
that sweep over and almost whelm his
honest ambition Who believes that
he experiences the same desires to main.
tain reputation fur punciualily and hon
or in his dealings that must be observed
in other pursuits! Who imagines that
he struggles with lis best energies 10
sustain his credit, aud uses as much el.
fort To compass that end, as marks the
mercantile community ar any other inter-
est! In sOo,h ba, few. Ills earnings
are lriiling compared IN the vast amounts
which swell the fortunes Of Those who
venture upon the sea Of trade. The re-
ward Of his incessrnl tolls is but small,
and is expected to be drawn from myri-
al sources, each one of which that fails,
only tends To diminish his stock aud en-
pnse more plainly how needless has beea
all his labor. lie is htils blessed in lie
puncmaity Of his patrons. For The few
who DO honor his draughls when present.
ed, by how many are they protested /!
He is either worthy or he is not. lie is
led on month after month, and year after
year, in the vain hope that the bread he
cast upon the waters will .e:urn. II is
too often like the bark whose whit" can
vass is seen1or The last time. anil whose
proud pFnw seeks The friendly beach no
mere. Few can tell The hear, aches and
The anguish that are his constant com-
panous. aud the cherries gloom that
surrou is him. Tie stands alone in he
community, unless like The cree,ong lgy
he insinuates himself around ne wealthy
aspiraat who can use him, aud LAY Irf
the vile vassalage 10 which he >V5jtct>
him.
There is no calling more honaTso'r,
and opening more avenues to a laadable
ambitlon, than the management ni aa m,
Dependent, press. IL is gymnasium for
the mind, where il is constantly exercls-
ed. and where lis laten, energies are de.
Veloped. Ii demands as much intellect
as much industry, and as much judg-
ment as the bar, the pulpit or the forum.
Il requires as much close investigation
and acute Discrimination as the most alb
s,ruee science and most perpteSing art.
Then why is il 50 lille appreciated. and
if appreciated, why so iliberslly andnig-
gardly disregarded! ltprofesses 20 give
a quii pro quo, and does give, bu. alas !!
for ,rhats
Il seems as if men did no, reflect that
the printer has wants, and tina, they must
be supplied-,hat he deyoles his whole
time. his labor. and his means for their
instruction. for their benefit, and for their
eurerlsinneat tia 1.-THE resources of his
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bring in Mr. Tomkins. and 10 establish
The Independence Of The eonniiy-is 81
together such wonderful achievement.
that, Il nisn, under such Circumstances,
should attempt To think himself laf onre
a noopareil of dignity and Importance. is
u not Pardnnahle! There is something
so de,ishtlui ia being able 10 say. " Mr.
Tomkins 0Wed his election 20 me :"
Add the beauty 0f the matter il, Ina,
there are go many such Kind Of i" mss"
IN every eoaniry. borough. ami rily in
the kingdom. Poor Mr.. Toakins +! he
Is himself hardly aware hnw many best
friends lie has. lie is in a very licklis.
situation, and Ra.i take care Tia, he
DIES nj say, do. or think any ihins 10
offend any nne of li,cse his best friends.
u. b? ch>aec, his memory should lail
him. aud he should pass one Of them
without siaile, how. or squeeze of
the hand. wa beIide him! II would be
a shocking ling that il should he sid,
4" Mr. Tnmkins passed me 10 The streets
wi,hou, taking The slightest notice Of me;
lie lnrss,s thar II il had nnl been fnr me
lac would hare las. his election" In
fart, all the world is kind of lnri may
Or's show. and We are all somehow or
other people Of importlnce. H. WIN
wrote that ficeiious paper called J." Me-
m0lrs &c p. r.. Clerk nf this Parish"
though. that he was merely salirising nne
individual. whereas, in good truth, he
was de!inesIing a prominent trait Of hu.
maniiy; and The very success Of the por-
iraiiure. the popularity Of The sketch. was
owing to the fact OF lis general, and not
Of lis particular applicability alone. In
deed, ! believe, IL il were possible 10 lind
character in the compass Of naiure's
reality pcrecily unique, and altogether
unlike the rest Of the world. and lf that
character So found were delineaicd with
the ulmos, fidelity and spirit, ii would
meet with but liItle popular acceptance ;
some few individuals. philosophicelly
disposed and habiiualed to reflection,
might exsnine il as psychological cu.
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The world. Notwithstanding all the
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as the physical constitution Of the mate
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feels himself to be on the top Of il, an,
no one seems 10 be sticking to its side
or hanging downwards from its bottom
like fr walking upon ceiling.
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That a. in silver slrams whiting
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