Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-20
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The Congressional Globe {, mad. uD Of ~.
daily proceedings Of the two Houses Of L, nu,s,,
me speeehes ol the men b'u are abr dRed. a,
condensed, 70 bring them int a rsasoua - =. ~
readable length. All the resolutions ore "a ~ =.
motions made, are given At length, in the ,n,,,-
,eFs own words; and the yeas and avs on II,
the important Questions. IL 10 printed tvitk
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Iatning l6 royal quarto pages. Itjs n,in,sd
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| The Appendix is made up Of the President,,
annual message, the reports of the principal of5-
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all the long speeches Of member of Cong,.s~
"ntien out or revised by themselves. IL -
printed in The same form as the Cop1r.ss;onsI
E'looe, and usually makes about the same 1Ur,-.
Def oi pages. There are not so manv Du,nI,.r.
pu"n'heu 'he hSt weeks ofa session, as thsrs
a a'o honpeis ol me ngreesionaI lsbe, became
ine members are slow in writing out ths,Y,nssch..
Is. But towards the close of a session ~ 80
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Congressional Globe. 20"
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out II is necessary for every subseriber vho ~
sIrtS full knowledge Of the procesding, ~ -
gres' 70 nave both, because, then, il there ,ho,A
De any ambiguity in the synopsis Of the sneech
eT any denial of its correctness, as publisbed n
the Congressional Globe, the reader NAV turn q,
the appendix to see the speech at length, cor.
reeted by the member himself
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as the Congressional Globe and Appendix, and
did not eODtain an equal amount Of matter :
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