Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-07
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FoR THE
Congressional Globe and An.
4. pendix.

These works have now been publ;shsd
for ten consecutive SESSIONS Of Congress. 60
mencing with the session Of 1929. They bsvs
mad such wide circulation, and have been 40
universally approved and sought after bv tho
pubic, that we deem il necessary only in ,bis
prospectus to say that they will be continued a,
tne next session OF Congress, and TO state, sue,
ctncuy, tneif conteI is, the form in which thew
VIII be printed, and the prices for them. :.
hhe congressional Globe is made IN Of The,
aa aauy proceedings ofthe two Houses OF Congress.
lne speeenes o. the members are abridged, or
'oiu 'lseI' 70 9nng them into a reasonable, or
eadable length. All the resolutions ofrered -
motions made, are given at length IN ,be n,oya,,s
own words; and the yeas and nays on all tho
Important questions. 1t is printed with small
yPo-oieVlef ana nonpareil--on a double rovaI
SSIee'f IN quaFto iorm, each numb.r containiny
10 Foyai quarto pages Il is printed ne fast ne
lne business done in Congress furnishes matter
enough ior Enthusiastically Que numbe. NJ
souse!l,oes sometimes two numbers, week. We hayeiu
variably printed more numbers than ,ha,s 80 80.
weeks in session. The approaching ses.;on ~
osSong'ess, ~ IS isexpeeted,will continue months
: 80 subscribers may expect between 30 and 40
nuHdoers, u winch, together, will make between,
quo and 600 royal quarto pages.
lne Appendix is made up of the Presiden,,s
% ahhua, message,-the reports of the principal off, .
'ne government that accompany it, and
81 ,' suo long speeches OF members Of Congress,
written out OF revised by themsJlves. tits pEint-
ed in the same form as the CorpressioraI fsiob.
and usually makes about the same number 81 =
Pases' Heretofore, on account of tbu set speeeh-
es oelng SO onumeFous and so long, I'VE have no+
eohPieled the Appendix until one or two months
alter me close OF the session.; but, in future. we
intend TO print the speeches as fast as tbev shall
pe prepared and Of course shall complete the
"T.H IN wi.n r n lew days after the adjournment.
E@ach @ OF tneso works is complete in itself: but
II is necessary for every subscriber who desires
luli knowledge Of the proceedings of Cong,ess ~
nave both; because, then, ifthere should be npv
s'noi IN the synopsis Of the speech, or any
uehlai OF lis correctness, as published IN ina
congressional Globe, the reader may turn 10 tl,a
Appendix to see the speech at length, corrected
by the membhr himself
Eow' there isno source but the Congressional
Globe and appendix, from which person can
obtain full history OF the proceedirgs ~ g.
gress. Gaesand Seaton's Register Of Debstss
winch contained a history, has been dseontinn-
ed ior Three or four years. Il cost abont ave
times rs much for session as The Gopgressional
uIooe and Appendix, and did ntt contain An
equal amount Of matter, great portion Of tha
eutfeht proceedings being omitted. We are en-
'Die1 '1. 70 pflnt the Congressional Globe and An
large quantity Of type, aud keeping the Cons
sressional matter that we set up for the dali,
ana seml-wCekly Globes, standing for the Con-
sressionai Globe and Appendix. If we had. 10
'et up the matter pJrposey for these works. U,e
;ould not afford to print them for double the price
!, Cor complete indexes to both the Congressional
! each session, and sent to all sIbscribsss e..
hem9 'u0se'loets lor
y, we have on hand 5000 or 1000 surplus conis,
! .ne Congressional Globe and Appendix fot he
Stra session, which make toeetbe, pesr on w
nousahd royal quarto pages. They give the f,il.
est history Of Congress that has ever been NH.
lshee. Li' we now sell them for one dollar earn.
~, -, V"e uoilar lor the Congressional Globe
nG one dollar for the Appendix. We Hsonoss
Q let subscribers for the Coneressionnl (:ppho ~
appendix for the next session, have tben, f,rtgtt
ehts EACH They will be necessary ~ rnrtosos
Sanu v, iuliy the proceedings the next session
ne important matters discussed at the last.v;ll
up az the next session, in co,iseo,Ienr
.H itne universal dissatisfaction evfnred Ia ibe
WIN lae vast and novel system Of
picy when the new powers have intyodne.J4
nd which was forced thIo' Gonr,ess ,';sIo'as'
,Intulting n public opinion, or even aIIovirr ,ss
Y discussion usual Ia regard TO subject q Of o.
uaiy interest The reports OF the Congycssior-
6iobo and AppCBpix afenot m the 1sssIJn4
&c aiiectedby the party bias Of the Eaito,
hey arc gwen precisely as written out bv tbsk
'po5'e,s ', and the meinbefs themselves. And
: wlole ~ " are snojeetto the revision and correc
daily sheer, in case any -mls,i1lersts st,s,n
OF their.lemarks shouId ore
Me make . daily analysis of the doipes In
nsio's, ana give our opinions in it freely. bnt
! J Isl Is puoished only The Daily, Serni-xeeklv.
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4 BLAIR & RiYEs.
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