Columbus Democrat., 1841-11-20
PROsPFCTTs FOR THE
ConpressInnnl Globe & Annendlx.

ttH consecutive sessions ul Congress, commencing
with ihg sss- son OF ls34-3 They have have bod
such wide circulation aud have been 80 universally
approved and soucht altcr hy lhe pubic. that ae
deem q nece slry only ia tbs prospectus iosay That
they " D b. continued aj ts next SESSION of Con
gre,s and 10 state, succ.nctiy, Their contents, the
lorni ia which tl.ey viii be printed, aud the prees
iOr them.
The Congressional Globe s made ~ Of the daily
proceedings oitte two Houses Of C'ugre,-. Tue
speeches ul the member, are abHsged, ,nr condensed
10 bring lhtm lulo a reasonable, uf readable engih-
Al lbe resoluiions offered, or motions made, are
gwen at length, 20 lhc movers own words and The
yea, aud nass on all lie important questions. II
IS printed with small lype-bfever and nonPauei
--un double royal sheet, N quario pages II IS
printed as asl as The business done ln Congress
furnishes matter enough tor nnnber-usualyon one
number, bot sumeite, twl numbers, week. We
have invariably printed mere numbers that there
wtrt weeks ~ a session. The approaching Session
OF Congress, d is expected, "i. continue months;
If 50, subscribers may expect btt~tsa SO and 40
nunbers, Which iogslher, WlIl maoe between 500
aui coo royai quar'o pages
The Appendix d made mp Of the PREsrDEsr's
annual message, the report, OF the principal officers
ol the Government lnlt accompany n, and oil. the
or rcuscd by t. emssNes. Il is puatcd N the same
inrm as ,he Congressional Globe, and usually
makes about the same number OF pages. Hereto
fore, on account Of the set 'pgeche, beng so nuner-
ous ard So long, we have no, completed tie Appen-
DIX un one or two months aller the elise ot the
session; but III future, we intend to prlut the
speeches as last as they shall be prepalret and Of
course shall complete the work within few days
after the adjournment.
Each Of these works Is complete IN Ilsell but It
is necessary for every subscriber who desires iu,
knowledge OF The proceedings OF Congress, 10 have
both because, then, there should be any auih-
gnlly III The synopsisof the speech, or any denal
olits correctness as published in the Congressional
Globe, the reader may turn TO the Appendix TO see
the speech at length, corrected by the member nm
selL
| Now, there is no source but the Congressional
! Globe and Appendix, from which person can OBJ
| lain iulI history Of the proceedings OF Congress.
Gales and Sealon Register OF Debates, which con-
laned history has been discontinued for three or
| four years Ii cost five times as much for a session
as the Congressional Globe and Appendix, and did
| mol contain an equl amount OF matter, great
4 portion Of The current proceedings being omllted'
| We are enabled 10 print the Congressional Globe
and Appendix at the low rae now proposed, by
having large quantity type, and keeping the
C0ngIess matter that we set up for the daily
and sem.weekly Globes, Standing for the Con-
gressonal Globe and Appendix. II we Lad to sci
up the matter purposey for these works, we could
| hot afford to pint them ar double the price nov
charged
! Complete indexes 10 both the Congressona
Globe and the Appendix are printed at the close
Of each session, ana sent 10 aIl subscribers iorjhcm
! We have ON haud B 600 or 1900 surplus cupes
Of the Congressional Gobe an Appendix Tor lle
extra session, wAcb make togcrier near one thou
sand roya qualto pages, liHy g0g- t,c n,est hs
tory ul Congress thai has ever been published W.
now ell item Tor y each tGal IS, III tot iht Con
| grPssonaI Globe and 81 for the Appendix. We
| propose % let subscribers for the C0lEres.oua
GI.be and Appendix Tor the next session, have then
Tor 30 ceuls each. They viii be necessary to uu.
derstand fully The proceedings Of the next session
| The important matters discussed at the last, WI
be brought up a. the reXt session, in consequence,
Of he universal dissatisfaction cvlnccd in Tie lal'
| elections with the vast and novel system Of pnlc,
which ,he powers have Introduced, aud which wa
forced through Congress without consulting publ
OPINION, or even allowing tie full discussion usu
| al N regard TO subjects OF ordinary interest. 1h
reports of The CongreSsona Globe ana Append.
are not in The least degree affected by the part
bias Of the Editor, They are given precisely a
written Out ty The Reporters and the member
themselves. And the whole are subject 10 the r,
VISION and correction OF the speakers, as they pas
IN review in our daily sheet, in case any msunde
standing or Misrepresentation Ol their remark
should occur
We make daily analysis of the domgs Of Con
eresS, and give our opmons IN It freely, but this
! a.. Il tl..
Weekly Globes. The Da;y Globe IS $40 ii
SemLweeky Globe 81, and the Weekly Globe l
pes annuG, IN aisance. The Weekly Globe
printed in The same form as the Congresson
Globe and Appendix, aud compIse index MAJ
10 1t at The eud olul each year.
TERMS:
For the Congressional Globe aud Appendix I;
p the last Extra Session, 81.
{ For the Congre ,sonal Globe for the next Sessi
81 per copy,
For the Appendix for the next session, 81 P
copy.
Six copies of either olthe above works will
sent for 50; twelve cope, for $40. and 50 on
proportion Tor greater number.
Payments may be transmitted By mail posfa
pa'd, at our risk BY rule e the Post Office d
= pntment, po,tmasteIs are permitted to frank lettt
d containing money ior subscription.
e The notes OF any bank, current where subsc
ber resides win be ecciyed bv us at par.
J. 10 insure all numbers, the Subscriptions shou
l. be N Washington by The 18Th December next
s iartheresl, though it is probable thai we shall pr
is enough surplus copies 10 ill every sab>cripli
,f that may be paid before the Ist day of Januo
d next
+ ic}~.No attention ,oW be paid to any order uni
e me money accompanies It,
y The Democratic papers with which we e
# change will please give tins prospectus few
Seruons.
u BLAIR & RlVES
$ Washington City, Oct. % Is4l.