PROSPECTUS

Congressional DEadisOnian.
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yE1HE approaching session of Congress will doubt

 1 less, b. the most important one, in many re- spccts in the annals of American Politics. The occurrences will be intensely interesting to every citizen, and we shall make extensive arrangements to spread before readers the earliest most elabo rate and most correct accounts of every thing that tfauspircs at the capitol. The proc eedinys of Con grcss will be minutey attended to, and speeches de- iiyered in both Houses given at length.

 Tine approaching Congress will diiter in many re- spaets from any other ever convened. The Execl- tive will be firm and just and yet courteous and con cliaory o all the parties that compose the Congress- so that in the political conflicts which may be anti cipated, tie PEOPi E'S interests may not be alto gsther neglected. One party will have the aseen- dencv in thc Senatc--thc other in the House, while the President will strive, BEHALF OF THE couN- TRY, to harmonize their legislative action.

 Congress will find that, under the present Execu- tye the revenues ben5 in responsible hands, no de- i falcatons have occurred and that the agents en- trusted with the public funds, have mcritsd the con- 1 idence of both parties. II will md tariff some- | wha. imperfect, and differing from the one recom- mended by MT. Tyler passed ih the noase py tna l casting votes of twenty-onc democrats-thIty:fre l Clay whigs voting against 1t; while in the Senate four or five democrats voted for it, and twice that 1 number of whigs against it. It will find that the currency of the country Is in sounder condition than it has been for twenty years and that too ri opt Bunk, or anything of kindred nature; while the five millions of Treasury notes authorized to be issued, bearing six per cent, taken by the go- yernment creditors ,rioa any interest ct aH twill find demagoguss aad political managers busy cheat iny the people usual, preaching distribution as- sumption of State dsb.s, bank, &c. But they can never make much progress while MT. Tyler IS Pres. iden All these exciting subjects will be agitated for the benefit of Presidential aspirants., At such time, 1t is necessary that the ciuzons in every section of the Union should know what IS done by their representatives, and be acquainted with the and dsga oe dsS1'ss s;'1 ana dnSs move e Ionr as well as intensely excting and hence the in- ducsment to subscribe for the Madisonian, by Ae year

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 n;tfances. Address J. B. JONES'

 Tasknstos, D. C,