Office of the National Intelligencer, Washington, January 26
Office of the National Intelligencer, Washington, January 26, 1818. Sir, it cannot have escaped your observation that there exists at present no history of the proceedings of the Congress of the United States except that which is afforded by the journals of the two houses ...
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