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SUPPLEMENT- TO THE GLOBE.
PROSPECTUS FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE AND APPENDIX

g. GsENSIBLE ef the deep interest which must
~ be felt throughout the Union in the pro"
ceedlngs of new Congress-, nroked by the
new administration, to meet the extraordinary
emcrL mites which h; We arisen since the close
OF Gene'al Jackson's term of serY ce, the un"
dersgned have already made preparations to
furnish their annual report in the form of a
congressional Globe. AS these successive pub,
lieat"n comprise !ull and faithful record Vt
all that is done in Cong gress- sketcle, OF the
att ndant discussions, with an Appe dix II
timing the Gnished speeches prepared by the
mt mbcrs themselves ,Eey are suited not only
to crafty the curiosity of-the' hour, to inform
the distant constituency of the part performed
by their immediate representatives, and of the
result Of the labtrs of al but, we doubt not,
they viii be found permanently useful as the
mos authentic, complete, and convenient par
liamt n'aiy record Of our times his u, der
taking having, with theseyiews, been liberal
ly patronzed by the public, it is our purpose
to justify this early and continued favor, by
increasing the stree 9Th of corps of Reporters
at tie next fall and winter S, ssions TIL
Fall Session Will be looked to by the country
TO settle al that has heen unsettled by the
overthrow ct the system of Deposites as es
tabIshed by e, ngress--the overthrow of the
currency as established by the Constitution -
and the 'vcrthrow Of the system Of revenue,
both as means of adeq quate sup! ly for p eaent
demands, the mHinte nance of manufactures,
ard the regulation Of commerce. Every thing
ofpecunlary interest TO the Goyernment Mt and
the nation will be involved in the discussions
OF the next Congress; and it was because the
President would not have those ail-im bortant
subjects left 10 Execut We discretion moment
beyond the tame when full Congress could
be summoned, that the September session was
con,oksd. The rnachin ry of government,
even when thrown out Of geer, must continue
10 work: bat when SO disorde red, its move.
nent may be driven IN a wrong direction
The Representatives of the people are alone
competent to set all to rights. No Democra'-
ic Chief Macis ratt would continue. in the con-
dlton OF things at pesen, exiting, to sui sti>
tHte Executive expedients for clearly defined
Jaw sprinsing from the pubic will.
TERMS.
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