The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-26
Prospectus.

THE publishers OF the Glohe have recently
given to the country an exposition of the motives
which prompted the attempt by the Federal party
to PROSTATE their establishment, by the l,wless
ahrogaton of their contract Printers TO the Sen.
ale. They showed that there were already Elk
Federal newspapers-to which o seventh is about
10 he atded-published at Washington-aIl devoted
to the dissemination of Federal principles and the
defence OF Federal measures. And 10 make this
overwhelming battery of Federtl presses ut the
seat of Government tell with the more efeLt
throughout the Union the character Of the Globe
was to be furnished, its means impoverished, and
its political influence destroyed, by a sweeping
Ienunciation of infamy on the part of.the Federal
leaders in the Senateby throwing the dead weight
Of an expenditure Of $40,0O0in preparation TO do
The Congressional work. on the hands of its pub
lishers (tbe printers whose contract was vioated)
and by having this whole work of defamation and
ruin accomplished by the judgement Of the Senate
of the Union to give it the sanction or The highest
tribunal known to onr country. The work was
done Ivy caucus packed majority of Federalists,
and the Editors Of the Globe are left to sustain
their establishment hy the patronage they may
receive from political friends for the papers they
publish We will not ask or receive the sort of
Jumping contributions Ivy which the banks and
Federal politicians sustain their presses. We viii
abandon the publication of the Glohe, if it cannot
I've Supported by the regular subscription price Of The
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circumstances do not justify subscription 10 the
daily or semi-weekly paper, will pairopize the
cheaper publications issued Ivy us-the Extra
Globe--the Congressional Glote und the Appen-
Jix-we shall be enabled To maintain, as hreto-
fore, ouS corps Of Congressional Reporters at the
cost Of 5000 per annum, and 10 draS TO our aid
some of the ahes ems in our country. We trust,
under these circumstances, and at time when the
greatest interest of the country, and its future des
nv NUT eiakps unnn. The events with which
the 6st year OF the PRESENT Administration is preg
nant. that no individual who has the cause of De-
mccracy at heart, will hesitate to meet this ap-
peal, when at the same ii he will feel assured
that this t-iling tax for his own advantage, will
sustain in triumph at Washington, the longtrie
and faithful press of bis party. ...,
The Extra Globe will be published weekly for
six months, commencing on Wednesday, the 10th
May, and ending ON the 18th November next, ma:
king twenty-six numbers, the last of which will
C ,ntain an index. Each number viii contain six
teen royal quarto pages. il will contain principals
ly political matter The political aspect ard hear.
ing OF the measures before Congress during tho
special session will he fully developed and when the
proceedings are considered Of much interest to the
public, t'iey will be given at length.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will be-
gin with the extra session Of Congress; TO COM
mence on Monday the 3lst of May next, and will
be continued during the session. The Congression.
al Globe will give an impartial history Of the pro.
ceedings Of both Houses Of Congess; and the Ap-
pendi1 will contain all the o. ecohes on both sides
of important subjects, al full length, written out,
or revised, by the members themselves. They will
Ike printed as fast as the business Of the two Houses
furnishes matter for number. .. It is certain that
We will publish mbre numbers Of euch than there
will he weeks in the session. They will be issued
in the same form as tie Extra Globe, and copious
index to EACH Nothing but the proceedings and
speeches of Congress will lie admitted into the Con-
gressional Gl 'be or Appendix.
These works being printed in suitable form for
binding, with copious indexes, will form valuable,
indeed necessary, appendage to the library nf the
statesman and politician, giving, as they do, at.an
extremely moderate price, complete epitome OF
the political legislative history Of the period
Subscriptions for the Extra Globe should be here
by the 26th May, and for the Congressional Globe
and Appendix by the 9Th of June next, to insure all
the numbers.
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" II do do III
&" 25 do do 20
And so on in proportion for greater number.
For copy of the Congressional Globe, or Appen-
dix. -.... so cents.
I" copies of either So so
i" IL do do 500
25 do do 10 90 -
And SO on in proportion for greater number.
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