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CoNeREss-1o.mouow, 18th Of March, Is the
time fsed by law for tho adjournment of copEtess
aud yet from the best sources Of information, we
are constrained to believe thai many important
measures 10 the country in the epresen crisis of our
Affairs which were before that body, have not
heen acted upon Weeks have been spent in
useless debate, when III, exigeneies of the country
required prompt aud efficient action, and Il may
become necessary to call an extra session TO COM
plete the business, which with strict regard to
the public interest might have been accomplished
al the session just closed.


Long wiaded buneombe speeches are now the
order Of the day, aud members occasionally have
an eye TO Their own. rs well as to the public in.
ierssi. An extra session would add materially
10 the salaries Of members in the way Of a con.
strueilve meage allowance, and II Is not altogether
improbable that upon some |. has had It's effect.


Our dates afe up to the 18th, at which time
several important bllls were no nearer oonsani.
mated than they were two or three weeks PIE.
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