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Show FITCH S ARGUMENT. VVc give thirf morning the argument ol ll'in. Ttioiniw Fitch on the ineraor-itt ineraor-itt of muuihvm of the bar, seat to ooo-r.-'-H from tliia city. Mr. Fitch'i ability U conceded by all, yet we think ihi.4 in one of his Snout effort?. It W ulainly a crushing expoao of the iiH-uiori il, and a reading it, thone who Bigm-d that duciiim.ot especially those lM not know what thy were Mit'nin- in unt. I. :l in jrc than disjoined. All il.at thu IIkrai.d has riaid of the woakne-H, want of ingcniioiwnewi, ex-and ex-and distorted quotations, and t;ir' i-:in character, of tho memorial, ihin iiryii'iiunt, tixhihi'S with tho DlOJt :ouviin:ing plainer; wlulu the attempt t uit::t it in iho u.mal ntylo of the "rim'," with uhurtii or sn-i'TH, will only ,how how futile in thrs effort to oppono 'oun.l argument virulence or rid iuuli. |
