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CoNeREss.-From Washington We have |
verv little news in relation to the action OF
this mighty body. that would interest our


readers. A body having more wreckless


demapopues in il. never before assembled


in the capacity OF a legislature The great


body ofthem are opposed to everything that


has not direct reference TO the advancement
of the interests of locofocoism; and conse-
quently, their actions are in opposition tc


every interest of the country. The idea Of
leeislating for the good of the nation, never
entered their contracted souls. Many of
them were elected by default in opposition
to whig principles, consequently, their first
effort is to destroy or cripple every measure
ofthe late whig Congress Failing, by the
efforts of few patriotic democrats acting
occasionally with the whig minority to lev
ell everything as with the bosom of destruc-
tion, they content themselves by un-
doing one day what they did the previous
day. Three days were consumed in re


scinaing the 2lst rule ofthe house, and q
fourth in resembling the resembling esolu


ton, 60 that the matter now stands just as il


did before This is but single instance
out of a dozen or more, where days and


weeks are consumed on unimportant sub
jects. merely TO test the perfect complexion Q
.ocofoco politicians. The subject OF ad


iournment is discussed from time to time


without deciding on any particular day. 70
so desirable an event. Men whose con
: science will allow them to squander away
G their time in the manner of the maJorit.
: Of the present Congress- and receive eigh
. dollars per day, for doing less than nothin!
: for he people, are but little better than pub
! lie plundercrs, and unworthy ofthe trust re
. posed in them by too con fiding people.