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In reply to an lnterrogatory propounded to us in a communication signed "Fair Play," that appeared in the last Gazette, we have to state that, when our course is demanded by any person between individuals in a political point of view, through the columns of Whig paper, we must have some further guarantee, than is given us by the writer of that con- munieation, that he is a democrat, and enti- tied 10 an answer from us upon the subject propounded in the article in question.

 We deny, in broad and unqualified terms, the right of 'sFair Pldy'' or any other scrib- bier in Whig Journal, to call for our opinion or views of political nature merely, not in the least affecting the common veal of the whole country.

 Can s'Far Pldyo show that he is demo- crat If he can, we would inform him that he has wholly and entirely failed, in the fec be attempt he has made, in his vaunting and boosting communication in the columns of the Gazette, to establish that fact, or any thing that, in the least, in our judgment, that would entitle him to that name.