The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
PROSPECTUS
g & - OF The -. .
scONGRE ESSI0NAL LOBE AND APPENDIX,

with the session Of 1888. They have had such
wide circulation, and have been universally ap.
s proved and sought after by the public, that We
deem i. necessary only in this prospectus to say that
they will be continued at the next session OF Con-
gress and to stale, succinctly, their contents, the
form in which they will be printed, and the prices
for them.
The Congressional Globe is made up of the daily
. proceedings of the two Houses Of Congress. The
speeches Of the members arc abridgcd or condensed,
to bring thoin into reasonable or readable length
All the resolutions offered, motions made, are CIV
:. on at length, in the movers own words; and the
yeas and nnys on all the important questions: Il
y is printed with small type e-brevcr and nonpare-
on double royal Sheet in quario form, oach. num-
ber containing l6 royal quarto pages II Is printed
as fast as tho business done in Congress furnishes
Inatter enough for u nninbor=-usually one number,
{ bat sometimes two numbois q week We have mva!
riably printed numbers than there were weeks
! in a session. The approaching session OF Con-
y gress, it is expected viii Continue MONTHS If so
subscribers may expect between 81 aid4o numbers.
which; topsthor, will make J.t@c2n55OO and 500
4 royal fuarto pagcs.
The Appendix is made up Of The Presidents annu.
message tho reports Of the princiPal officers of
! the Government that acconipannyyit, and all the
long speeches oflne.nbcrs Ct Congress- written ont
sos revised by themselves Its priatca on the saulo
form Us the Congressional Globe, and usually makes
z about the samo number Of pages. Heretofore on
account Of the set speeches beag so numerous and
so long, we have no. completed the Appendix until
one orr months after the CLOSE or the session. hrt
in future VIC intend TO print the speeches as fast as
ihey: :sbali beprepassd; andof course shall complete
stSc: work within q lew days after the adjournment
sEaca Of these works is complete IN Itself; bnt1t
is Necessary for every Subscriber who desires a full
know the proceedings ofCongress TO havo
i bpli; bocalso. iicn, if there should be any ambl'
guilty Inc synopsis Of the speech, or any denial OF
Its CORRECTNESS as published in tho Congressional
Globe, the,rcadcr may turn 10 the Appendix to SEQ
the length corrected By the member him
salt -. -. ~ -
ts Now, there is no sourcn bit the -Congressoai
i Globc AMI Hpendia, from, which a person can oo
tain iuli history OF the proceedings congress
g Calls and SESSIONS Register ot Da:@tes wElen. 1I
contained history, l"t t"!.e e.
years. cost about i.e times as mic ioT
81 sson as the Congressional Giube and APPENDIX,
.asdsdidEnot contain an equal amount OF matter,
= great portion of &ecurfent proceedings being omit
ed sEie espeecressof hash parties are iuhSlled IN
& the Daily Globe, ID ia tle Consfess"nai Gioos
nd dx:eotiie rp1lers publSt ttllslr own side
only care enabled TO print the Cong!essonai
GIo6e aud Appendix at the low rate no " prniosa,!,
by having u large quantity of type,aRd Keeping tae
onaf matterihat weset up ioT tiia daily
& ana semi weekly Globes. standing FOR the Con-
,stession Globe and Appendix. live had 10 set
8 up themaner purposeiy for these WoTSs, we couid
charged y - 3
Complete indexes to b,tttke Cong gressioHa! Go''e
and the Apptndix are printed at the close OF each
session. and senttoSalll for them. ~ .
We have on hand 5000 or 900 surplus copies OF
The Con5ressionalG Globe and Apprndix for. .the cx
sand royal lquarto ltases. They gitethe fullest his
tory of Cogrrss that has eyer heenpuhlish d. We
now sell them for 81 each tat is si for the Con
gressional9 9Giohe, and 81 fer The Appendix. we
propose 10 let Subscribers for the Congressioh
sGiobe and Appsniix for the next session, have
sns for So cents each 'fi,y VII be necessary
sto lss1erstsEd fully the pr5cecsngs of the next
session. The ilnppT,ant critters discussed atSthe
last he broug ul at the next srSsi'in in coi-
sequenceof The universal dissatisfaction eEinccd in
t6e late elections withthe vast ant novel system
of policy which theSuew powers have Introduced,
san.iswhich was rcedthraugh Congress without
consulting public opinions, orefen allowing tne iull
discussion usual inregI Ird to subjects OF ordinary
Interest. The reports Of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix ore not nithe least degree Affected
by the party bias of the Editor. They are given
precisely as written out by the Reporters aud the
smembers themselves. Andthe whole nre subject to-
the revision and correction OF the speakers, as
they pass in review in our daily sheet, in case any
misunderstanding or Misrepresentation OF their re-
I. marks should occur: 4z-ss..
We make daiiSannlysis of the dpings in Con.
gress, and give our opinions IN ii freely hui this IS
only published in the Daily Scm~erkiY, and
Weekly; Globes. The Daily G,obe is $40, tie
5 Sem. weekly G.obe Ss5 aiii the Weekls Gl b. 50
6 6 per .anRum in Advance Tie Wekl: G:ohe Is
IsprinieR in the same form astfhr Congressional
Globe and appendix and II conipEt- lex made
s to it at; The end of each Near-5 5.t&st - -
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For the Cong essu.i ] e. bc,anl AppendiN f1r
the last Extra Session, 81 -
Fortha Congres Globe for the ne St scssioni
For the Appendix for the next session, slperssl
copy. s7sa.ss .sr-ls.z, -
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he in w ashMgion by the Is of December pe&t, at
farthest thenIh 1t is prob b. that We shall PRINT
enoi,G sufolis coies to fill every hscii son that