Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-07

EROM the experiment We have made /; q
II asceTaned that thespalronGge OF the com
try will support our annual public alton Of the or
ceedings and speeches made IN Congress We there.
fore propose to prosecute the design, and confidently
hope TO improve and perfect it,
In giving, from week TO week. Snccinct and clp,,
report OF the proceedings Of both branches Of Congress
"a bret ana condensed report of the substance Of IL
remarks OF each speaker using the precise words upa
the main points tOuched-the yeas and nays on an
important questions, and concluding the volume stsr
the adjournment with Index for reference, pres,
deal was done towards giving an accurate pararles.
tary history OF the proceedings OF one of the creates.
and a0lesi representative assemblies in the world IN
assembly on the deliberations of which the destIne.
OF the free institutions OF this country depend for their
maintenance; and, therefore, IN some degree freedom
throughout the world. Our original plan extended M
fu Their than this epome of the debates with the nr
ceeolngs; out at The last session added an Apprn
DIX, 70 contain al the FULLY reported speeches. as pre-
pared by the speakers themselves for publication This
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quarto pages, to two volumes, making, together lisa
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