The sailor and the trapper have been told of often enough. Cooper alone has said quite enough of both; but no one has ever taken tile pitman, la his grimy dress, hard-handed, "wart, and smutted, and made a hero of him. But perhaps his turn may yet come. An Kng li-h writer, speaking of the dignity of labor, " rtid that when the epic poem of our day is written, it will not be » Arras and the Man." "Tools and the Man" will lie our epic, and tl «n will the Pitman be sung.