Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-30
SUPPLEMENT TO THE GLoBE.
FRO srEcrUs
FOR THE
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPEN-


Sensible of the deep interest which must be
felt throughout the Union in the proceedings OF
new Congress, convoked by the new adminls'
tration, to meet the extraordinary eHcfgenci"s
which have arisen since the close of General
Jackson's term Of service, the undersigned have
already made preparations to furnish their annu.
al report in the form of Congregational e1iooe:
AS these successive publications comprise full
and {, hful record Of all that is done in Congress
sketches of the attendant discussions with an
Aupendix containing the finished speeches pre-.
nared by the members thenselves--they are
suited not only to crafty the curiosity OF the
hour, to infcrm the distant constituency of the
part performed by their immediate representa-.
lives. and ofthe result ofthe labors Of all; but
we doubt not, they will be fonna permanently
usefnl as the most authentic, complete, and cen.
yenient parliamentary record of our times. This
undertaking having, with these views, been lib
eraly patronzed by the public it is our purpose to
Justify this early aud continued favor by increas
inc the strength of our crops of Reporters at the
next fall and winter Sessions, The fan Session :
will be looked to by the country TO settle all
that has been unsettled by the overthrow Of the
system of Deposites as established by Congress
the overthrow ofthe currency as established
by the Constitutien-and the overthrow OF the
system of revenue, both as means OF adequate
supply for present demands, the maintainance OF
manufactures and the regulation of commerce.
Every thing of pecuniary interest tn the Cover
ment and the nation will be involved IN the
discussions of the next Congress; and it was be-.
cause the President would not have those all
important subjects left to Executive discretion
a moment beyond the time when full Congress
could be summoned, that the September session
was convoked The machinery Of goVesmest.
even when thrown out of geer, must continue
TO work; but when SO disorderd, its movement
NAV be driven in wrong direction. The Rep
rcsentatives of the people are alone cempetent
to set all to rights. No Democratic Chief Aagis.
,rate would continue in the condition OF things at
nresent existing, to substitute Executive eApedi-
ents for clearly defined law 'springing FROM the
public will.
TERus.-For the Congressional Globe during the
first two sessions of the s5;h Ceaspess 81 90
For the Appendix to the Congressional
Globe, during tie first TIVE sessions
ofthe e5th Congress 81 90
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