Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-02-15
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ascertained that the patronage Of the coun-
try, will support our annual publication Of
theproceedings, and speeches made in Con.
gress. We therefore propose to prosecute
the design, and confidently hope to improve
and perfect il. ,...
In giving, from week to week, succinct
and clear report of the proceedings of both
branches of the Congress- brief and con.
densed report of the substance of the re-
marks of each speaker, using the precise
words upon the main points touched--the
yeas and nays on all important questions,
and concluding the volume, after the ad-
journment, with an index for reference; a
great deal was done towards giving an ac-
curate parliamentary history of the pro-
ceedings Of one of the greatest and ablest
representative assemblies in the world an
assembly, on the deliberations of which, the
destinies of the free institutions of this
country depend for their maintenance and
therefore, in some degree, freedom through
out the world. Our original plan extend
ed no further than this epitome of the de-
bates with the proceedings but at the last
session, we added an appendix, to contain
all the fully reported speeches, as prepared
by the speakers themselves for publication.
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