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CoScRrssI, Is imi ossibe .Or us 3; this tine TO bnng
the proceeding Of Congress since the commencement OF
the extraordinary session before readers And we
doubt il it would pay thcm for the trouble Of perusing
them. oyen if we could give them IN erisnss. They
amount to about this the extra session agreed upon
BY the leaders OF the federal party il net be-
FORE ascer,aned that Gen. Harrison was elected
This done without consulting him the subject lie
Of this undoubtedly understood by teH
and appears be this they aware that, from the
discoraaut materials Of which that party composed
and the conflicting interests Of the cormoants Tor
power it could no, possibly long hold together. Hence
their indecent lase-not only TO usurp the Telns OF pow
er tn, to ADOPT such measures they well know the
people, in their camer moments of reflection, wsuld de-
cdedly condemn In accomplishing their darling federal
Objects they have been successful ihey anicpa
Cd In fact as TO their leading measure the establishment
Of another mammoth swindlng shor. raedcrnly termed
United States Bank" National Bank, or. a Mr.
Ewing would have it, rsca Bank" they are in a grand
uproar. They cannot agree among themselves while the
democratic members. true their constituents aud their
country keep a continual watch upon them. which per-
plex,s them little added which, the scruples Of
some Of the southern whgs stand in the way and tie
probability to be- that bank viii be esab-


shed the present session. On other matters Of public IN
,ercs but little if any thing is done. Mr. Secretary Of
the Treasury, Solitude Ewing. has also been most un-
fortunate in attempting to make the people believe Aat
country in debit And how. reader after the false
hoods his report had been exposed do YOU suppose he
attempts get OF the dilemma After NJ. Woodhu-


~, the late Secretary Of the Treasury had exposed the


roys Of his report showing tha, he had made difference
Of som. SJ,0O0000 in lis report to the President and
that TO Conr,ss and showing both to be wrong he Mr.
Ewing. saws !, was clerical error. This is pretty
TAI, ssmne sf federalism H.sr opinion Is, that the
ha, viii he DONE after all ,e cry VIII ie 10 add
about million Of dollars taxes to pay tie expenses OF 'hs
extraordinary without accomplishing even one @ef
or he teacf cf the peoh- And we here prcd'ot '"'
general dissolution Of the leaders. of the whole pa
ry will take place We say c the party for scarce
ly day passes in which do nc; learn Of persons
awaking from their halucinaii IONS


regular synopsis of the proceedings of Consfess shall
appear in future numbers.