DeIay in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Extract OF a private letter from Member OF
Congress- to the Editor of the Tribune:-


have been glad to find that yon have vindicated
Congress from somc of the unwarranted reproaches
which have been cast upon it. That there has
been much frivnlous debate, much Incorporate de-
clamaton, much contemplate small talk during
the present session, is undeniub!e. :" lis true,
tbs pity, and pity Ills, It's true But even in
these respects, the present session is not more la
bic to ccnsurc tlan any other long session for ten
years past. The sin of such delay, too, lies ex-
clusvcly at the doors of the individual offenders,
and cannot be charged upon the aggregate body.
The delay however, it should be remembered, has
been proptious to the cause Of protection, giving
time for the industry of the country to be heard in
its own defence, and to make its wants and its
wishes known, through the medium of Conven-
tons and Memorials, TO the appropriate Commit
toe. The clamorfor a hurried ion on the Tariff,
comes from those who do not desire Discrimina-
tion, bu. who wish prcciptatc US, ander the pre-
tcnce of the pressing cxigencies Of the Treasury,
into mere Revcnme system. In this view, the
delay, repeat has been positively fortunate, and
ought to be complained Of by those who have
the interests of Domestic Labor ut heart. Mr..
SALToSsTALL has now made his Report, however,
and we can proceed with safety.


am truly YOURS