PUBLIC PRINTER.
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N The act of the Legislature of Nov. 4th, 1896, establishing the prices to be paid for public printing, and requiring public Prin- ter to be elected, is still in force. Acts of 1886, page l53

 If Mr. Woodruff should try to get the pub- lie printing, as i, is said he will, we take leave to remind him that. as tile Public Prin- ter is an office under the State Government, of both profit and trust, as his delalca- ton renders him consiitutionally ineligible to any such office, he had better pay up be- fore he talks about being candidate for Public Printer, or having any thing to do wisl. the public printing. We refer to the llih section of the 4ih article of the Con- stituton as applicable to his case, and un- less he can get some one of the faction to explain it away, i, blocks the game on him. He has become so reckless, that he could de- ny the existence of the constitutional pro- vision without any injury to his veraciiy, and perhaps lie will do it.