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Call of Congress.


The President, it will be seen, has issued
bis Proclamation converting Congress OF an
earlier day than what was fixed upon at the
time Of adjournment. The reason Of this
anticipated meeting cannot be. fully known
I'LL after the President has made his com.
munlcation. Some think, Mr.. Madison
contempla:es resigning /; this, opposed as
We are to the present policy in toto, we
should not be anxious for, as X Y. z. in
that case, would fill his place. If the whole
administration would resign, we might then
calculate, with certainty, upon speedy
peace; and of course, upon return Of the
golden days OF commerce and prosperity,
such as were experienced under the feder-
administrations. Rut such hapy state
things is not to be expected, except
arough the redeeming voice Of the people
future elections. The real objects of
mi'ehihg congress are undoubtedly uniol- :
''d IN the extract oi letter, addressed to
ae editors Of the American, democratic
sper printed in Baltimore, supposed to
ave been written by one of the Clerks in
ae treasury Department, under date oi
august 9th.-[See above.l


lhe TACT is the administration are driven


their wits end to get money to carry on
war, The New Loan sticks. Mr..
sdison looks in vain for relief to those


acred honour and fortune" gentry who
re SO flush of their Patriotic resolutions
promises at the beginning Of the con-
" But their aparice is now the ruling


ssion, and new laws must be passed be-


Tn can be satisfied. Hence the sugges-


mot " ADDITIONAL TAXES" and