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Some four weeks since we Published
notice in The Glzette, stating that we were
about TO print the regular Wig ticket for
this and some Of the adjoining Counties,
and all candidates wishing their names
printed on them could have 1t done by pay
ing us 2 dollars per county or per 1000
tickets. Many of the candidates for differ
ent Offices availed themselves of our prop.
osition, amongst the number Mr. Thomp
/ son oG Iippah. tho also requested TO
hand the Guard 81 TO have his name placed
On the regular tickets printed at that office.


Mr.. Boren and MIR. Green employed us 10
place their names on the ticket we printed
also. Ii has been a uniform practice with
the press in the Southern section of the


State to print the names of all candidates,


whig and democrat, on the tickets printed


at their offices, where they were paid for


so doing. Seing that such was the prac-


tee and knowing that il was as easy TO


erase as 10 wIite a name. we made the same


proposals to our northern candidates. We


told Mr. Boren that Mr. Thompson and


MIR. Greer had both employed us to print


their names on our regular ticket and
thought he ought to do so likewise, as there
could then be no advantage taken. Mr.
Boren consented to the arrangement. We
: say this much in justice to Mr.. Thompson
who Mr. Boren in his card in another col
umn, seems to think is disposed to act un
| fairly in the business. Mr.. Thompson has
> never employed US to print any ticket il
which the names of his compilitors were
; no: placed.