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Congress,-itis is subject Of lisapponmentandi
dissatisfaction, that Congress have adjourned, and
left the most important subjects of national policy
unsettled, and almost unattended to. The people
will not much longer endure such gross neglect Oh
their interests, and the waste Of their time and mo-
ney upon party, personal, and frivolous objects, 70
the detriment of the national wel-being. The ses'
sion just closed is monument of factlous violence,
which we would gladly forget, but which IN ITS e,
iects upon the country will be long remempeFea.'
The vital Importance Of several topics to be conSd
cred, led the community to expect that an exciu'
sive devotion to them would be given and that par
ty vrulence would yield tS their paramount conse'
quence-but whathas been the resultr Every en-
bryo politician has considered it his duty, and as
good fortune Of the people, that they should DC IN
formed of his valuable opinions upon the state o.
the republic, that he should deal out columns os
words seasoned with occasional truisus relative J,
the Importance Of honesty, purity Of elections anu
responsibility of public officers. Day after day 10.
been consumed in pupy and abortlye attempts ..
wit and eloquence. the lightnngs and thunoefS u
which were to sink into an early grave the "co
rupt administration" The Hall of the House =
Representatives has been made an arena Tor conoa'
OF passion and malice, and we find the Challenge =,
duel dated within IFS walls. We desire ~
to be querulous, but will not refrain from EXPIRE
sing an honest Indignation at such talthiesS eVu
duct on the part Of the peoples representatlses


The discussion Of resolution offered by MIR. oaln
ders, lnquirng why the Secretary Of State has =
ercsed the discretion confided to him by la@' =
designating the public printers, frivolous as u VA
has been suffered to consume portion OF eaca aa!
for nearly or quite third of the sesson-wh!iew, ",
bill regulating our commercial relations with 'ae y


ones OF Great Brtain-the subject OF dispu1e. ~ :.
tween Georgia and the United States, and ONE ,.s
momentous business, have been deferred to me ~
moment, and finally left undecided. exposing ~ y
country to the evils Of foreign quarre!s, ana y =
risk Of civil war. RI. Times


Cato the Censor said to very debaachea y
fellow, Friend. cid age has deformities emu,
OF its owndo not add TO it the deformts q siS''