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g. A writer in the last Gazette, from "SuN FIsH,n misinterprets our article on the communication of s.Candor,n or he would not have taken the view of it he has That portion of it which appears to have claimed his attention, relative to combinations by the Senate, does ns injustice in his arlicle.- Our remarks, when understood in the scusC and application in which we used them. go to prove an entirely different posi- iion. If objection is made 10 an Executive nomination, it should cease in a reasonable time, either for or against the nominee-thaf it should not be referred to committees. and there kept, 10 gratily the selfish ann sbition or personal hatred of Chester Ash ley-or any one else. But, it should ba acted upon within reasonable time, and continued or rejected. In this particular the gentleman of ''StN FIsun has been mis- taken in our article.