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We have noticed, with regret, that at
temps arc making to get up, In this state,
ii ticket for this candidate for the presidency.
We are not disposed to speak harshly Of an
individual who has done much far the coun-
try in her Legislative halls, and on her ba.
tie fields. We would rather see him eIe-
vatcd to the first Office in the gift of the peo-
pie, than many of ,ne asprants to that dis
tingushed station. Bat he is not oar first
choice, nor is be the choice Of the people Of
Mississippi, They have, with great una
nmity, agreed upon the candidate of their
chocc-ono in whom they have every con-
fdenco--one in whose integrity and patriot
ism they can rely, and whose principles
and interests are identified with their own.


Let them, then, give him an united and IA
cordial support. Let those who would de-
feat the nominee of Dr. Ruckcr and the
Baltimore Convention give no counten1ncc
to attempts at producing division in their
ranks. Let them agree upon an electoral
ticket, pledged to the candidate of the peo-
pie, and let them maintain thatticket atthe
polls, with undivided zeal and energy
Our opponents are united. The supporters
of the New York candidate are battling in
solid phalanx--Iike Ccsar's cohorts, shoulder
to shoulder. five would triumph, we must
act with the same unanimity.


We publish, to-day, an electoral ticket,
which was proposed sometime since, and
which, we believe, has Civen universal sat
isfaction Let every WHITE paper in the
state, which has not already done SO, at once
place this ticket at the head of their columns,
and let US go for our ticket, our whole ticket
and nothing hut our ticket.