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THOR THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE g.
II APPENDlX.-Scnsblc of the deep interest
which must be felt throughout the Union in tho
proce edings of new Congress, conyoked by the
new administration, TO meet thu extraordinary
emergencies which have arisen Since the close O. ,
General JACKSON IS term of service, tho undersigned
have already made preparations to furnish their an
nual report III the form Of u CONGRESSIONAL CLONE.
Az these successive publications comprise full
and faithful record of all that is done in Congress
sketches of the attendant discussions, with an
APPENDIX, containing the finished speeches propa-
red by the members themscves--they suited not
only TO crafty the curiosity Of the hour, TO inform
the distant constituency of the part performed by
their immediate representatives. and the result Of
the labors Of all; but, we doubt not, they will be
found permanently useful as the most authentic,
complete and convenient parliamentary record of
our times This undertaking having, with these
views been literally patronzed by the public, is
our purpose to Justify this early and continued avor
by increasing the strength of ouf corps of Report
ers Mt the next fall and winter Sessions. Tho Fall
Session will be looked to by the country to settle
all that has been unsettled by the overthrow of the
systems of Deposits as established by Congress
the overthrow of the currency ms established by the
Consiltution--and the overthrow of the system Of
revenue, both as means of adequate supply for
present demands the maintenance OF manufactures
and the regulation of commerce. Every thing Of
pecuniary interest TO the government and the ma
ton will be Involved in the discussions of the next
Congress and ii was because the President would
not have those all-important subjects left TO Execu
tive discretion moment beyond the time when a
jTl Congress could be summoned, that the Septeul-
Der session was conyoked. The machinery Of gov
eminent, of geer, must continue to work but when
disordercd, its movements may be driven in wrong
direction. The Representatives of the people are
alone competent to set all TO rights. No Demo-
cratic Chief Magistrate would continue, in the con-
diton of things at present existing, 10 substitute
Executiveexpcdient for clearly defined law spring.
ing from the public will.
TERMS.
i For the Congressional Globe, during the first two
sessions of tho 25th Congress, 81 90
For tho Appendix tothe Congressional Globe,
during tho first two sessions of the 25th
4 Congress, So 90
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