Fitz John Porter

Diilij Adveríiser, ;t conserviitive republican paper, tlius siims np u&rtsin comments upoii Mr. livei'dy Joliris-on's :idpiiruble roviow of (len. Fitz John Porter's cusí1 : " We,-iir3 liound to say, liowover, thnt tha i(iiirasjuii prodnci'd on our tnlidfl Ljjytho pernsaj of (h cuscas f:n:il!y j $Ute3 in these ckuiiaq duauinents upon e:,;h siile fi-om Mr Hoit und Mr Jiihiir-tiiii. uncí n'jt justifv tiio èmtanoe iij;:.i)!il (-iun. PorUT. Tho evidence lipón rhe essential pointa w wenk, and wbatever besrs strongly ugaiost hitn is oontiadicted. It i clear, moreovei', duo ta, wam of efficiency „r di obedece to orders on Gen! por Prt, but ülso tbat Gen. Pope him'í ny fiuch „lleged ineffi,iency or olí Elenco The whole afiair Vea„" rrmdj the a?pect of one of those ortunate rniHt:lkc,s of the adminC lion which oharaoterized the m.„ agementof the Wnr Department, 2 HlH.inwh.chloy.lciti.ensfeeibound; ay _a little a. they can, consiatent with the ilc-inands „f public tnith bi of winch, -.hen thoy do Speak 'thl they can say notljing in approval Th. cause'in which we are engnged stol sfrong to new! to be propped'un bv anv stóli miserable expedían tas the uniJ altempt to sacrifico the character ,f anybody, least of all that of a soldie brare and so capable as General