From Brooklyn (New York) Citizen.


CONGRESS.
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We find the following in the report of the pro-
ceedings of Thursday, 25th ultimo, in the Senate:


!" Mr.. ALLEN, of Ohio, presented an important
resolution, calling upon the Committee Of the
Judiciary to inquire into the expediency of so
amending the Constitution Of the United States
as to allow foreigners to enjoy all the privileges
of the Naturalized Citizens of the United States
as soon as they are willing to enlist in the army
Of the United States.'


The resolution was adopted and sent to the
Committee on the Judiciary. It's object is to
increase the army, much after the manner the
father gave his advice to his son--''John get mo-
ney-honestly, if you can-but at any rate,
John, get money" This resolution says, in
crease the army, honestly if you can, but at any
rate increase the army"


The Constitution of the United States to be so
amended as to invite the renegades of every ma
ton under the sun to enlist in the american
Army Truly, we have fallen on evil times.