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We publish the following at the request of sub scrber who has given in his name, and claims the liberty of the press as a proper medium through which the acts of public men shall be tried. It is difficult to say how far this liberty can be advantage ousy resorted to, when the object be effected is an examination into the fitness of candidates for office, and at the same time leave the press exempt from the besetting sin of personal reproach As the lan- guage of Mercutio is moderate, we have admitted his communication with the right of reply, should it be claimed