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This work provides an account of experiences and observations made during several months in Washington City amidst the 28th Congress. It includes reflections on the political climate, interactions with notable figures, and commentary on various government departments. The author discusses the changes in the city over the years, critiques certain institutions, and offers insights into the workings of Congress. Through a blend of personal narrative and social commentary, the text aims to inform and entertain readers about the intricacies of political life and the character of the nation's capital.
To the Members of the twenty-eighth Congress, Senators, Representatives and their officers, this little volume is respectfully dedicated, as a small token of high regard for them, as officers of the government of the United States, and as men, devoted to the best interests of their country, by their old friend and fellow citizen,
THE AUTHOR.