Correspondence ofthe Baltimore Palrio,


WASHINGTON, March 4. lS47
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If the country were fully assured that nc
future Congress, SO utterly Locofoco, would
again assemble in the walls oil the Capital
it might be deemed that the profanation had
been cheaply ended, by their abiect disposi-
Eiion at the leet Of the Executive of more
millions OF money of The people, than The
history OF the nation aver before had example
OF. .Y laa


Yeta few days, and all rejecting men will
see in the enormily of their nature, and in
the amount Of the extravagani appropriations
of this season, that dark and gloomy pail
hangs over the future evenings of the Re
public, -, sa
A short time ago, the better judgment of
the merest tool OF the Locofoco party led
them, in no unneasured terms 10 condemn
the introduction of the Executive measures,
which, at The last hour, they had voted for.
Further, it was an universally received opin-
ion here, that never was an administration
so cordially hated by its own political friends.
Some evidence of this is spread abroad in
the published debates-in6niiely mere was
30 he found ia the every day declarations of
lis Disappointed partizans, YET in the face of
| their declarations, of their speeches, Of their
previous votes, all and every measure, so de-
nounced and derided, has, finally, been di.
recily or indirectly, carried out according 10
the wishesol The usrsiRg mother OF the
| parry the Executive. Bu if il be that any
one single measure has nol been So humbly
acquesced in, as that this high and mighty
president OF a party cannot twist his euds
1 out OF il, his craven partizlns know that lie
! nd mil 4 cl-aft
/ that may have been honestly deemed useful
and thus passed by the votes of his unruly
followers.


Is il possible that the American people
will not see in all this glaring inconsistency
The mode in which their rights and interests
are totally disregarded? Can any other sol
luton serve. than Ette cohesite pouer of
public plunder?'


1t behooves every Whig4 examine into
! the present application OF this principal moi
! from The vain hope that he, or the loud voice
of opinion may amend the criminal, (for that
! the party dogmas oil the present Locofoco
press repudiale-on the ground the divine
right of kings that be can do no wrong,)
but TO deter .others.


! AS to the Consequence OF the doings Of
the past CongreSs-all Locofoco in majority
and power as il was lit will remain for you
: and such as you whose business il is 10 de-
/ fend the liberty Of the people and thro' the
press to point out from time 10 time the am
pie fulfiimeni ofihe gloomy prediction which
the Wings made when nobly opposing those
measures which they deemed so destructive
! of The honor and interest of ihir country.
! .rse-sss 80 sssss BRUTUS.