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We regret sincerely that Congress should have per-
mitted Mr. Niles editor Of the National Regster) pro-
ect TO supply the People with the Laws of the United
States and monthly table of the Yeas and Nays Of
Congress to be laid upon the table The small majority
by which it laid aside, augers well for the ultimate
Of the desirable scheme the plan proposed by
Mr. Miles, should be adopted by the House, there would
be at once created convenient Law Library in every
village of the country, and the rising generation would
be kept fully informed Of the political movements Of their
Legislators Mr. Patton deserves the warmest thanks Of
every man who loves his country and her intelligence,
for the active part taken by him in this matter. We
trust he will not permit the subject to sleep the sleep Of
death on the Clerks Fable. At some future time we
will call public notice fully to this interesting and
national project