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We hope that the next Congress will succeed in
dragging from its hiding place The true history Of
that Infamous transaclion--he permission given by
Mr.. Polk TO Santa Ana TO return to his county,
If there treason, believe This to be trea
son. Santa Ana, in despatch Of his to the Secre-
tary of War in Mexico, avows that the u. Stat
,oere indeed deceiced, f My dreamed that he ,eas
capable Of betraying his country, when they per.
mitied him to return. We repeat-the public do
not know the depths Of this Infamous act. Time, il
not Congress, will open them 10 The gaze Of the
world.