Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31
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FOR THE,
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These works have now ham ,4,.,
Tor ten consecutive sessions Of Co.s-u oy Us
mencing with the session Of IS31 q 9TLss' cum
hao such wide circulation, and h.va Ly naVo
universally approved and sought nf,o. ~ 20
puOllc' that we deem il necessary oni, Ino
prospectus 10 say that theyawill be confinno5
'ne next session Of Congress. and To sia,s -. u
clnGIy' their eonte is, the form in which ,S.,-
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tn .e Pioeeeulhgs OF the two Houses of Congress-
oona sPooInes PI OF the members are abridged. or
rsodohIo I,. " prlhg them into a reasonable, or
n,o,io,s -ous'h' All the resolutions offered, or
o''onS made, are given at lengtb. in the n,o,sr,s
own words; and the yeas and no,s o III a.
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s" ior humoer-usually one numba M
soneumes Two numbers, a week. We boro.
Nahaoly printed more numbers than ,bo,. -.
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Int, Inc appendix is made up of the Presidenrs
l'eS@sage' the reports of the principal Off
GERS OF the Government that accomnanv ~ or,I
all the long speeches of members of Con,.an. ".an
| written out or revised by themselves II ia n,int
GU III 'he same form as the Congressional Globe.
! ""u usually makes about the same number cf
P"S'e' heretofore, on account Of the set speech-
OoOeii'g sonumerous and 80 long, we have not
completed the Appendix until one or ,u,o ,non,tS
amer the close of the session; but, in fture vye
ni'ehu 10 PRINT the speeches as fast as thew shall
DC prepared, and of course shall comnle.o ,bo
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IInoS'l'y IN lhe synopsis of the speech, or any
uehial Oh lis correctness, as published in the
Congressional Globe, the reader NAV turn to ,i,o
Appendix to see the speech at length. corrected .
by the member himself
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Ulooe and appendix, from which a person can
oo'alh iull history of the proceedings of Cnn-
gress. Gales and Seaton's Register of Deb.,o,
which contained history, has been discontinu,
eu lor Three or four years. Ii cost about five
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"iooe ana appendix, and did not contain an
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cuIrehl proceedings being omitted We are en-
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large quantity of type, aud koeping H. Tag
gressonal matter that we set nm fo5 tLo al
ana seml-weekly Globes, standing for the Con-
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se' up Inc matter pdrposely for these works. we
couiu not afford to print them for double the nrce
now charged. '"' P'i'o
Complete indexes to both the Commissioned
uioDe and the Appendix are printed at the close
OF each session, and sent to all subscribers fnr
them. '''lOe's lor
We have on hand 5000 or 4,OOO surplus cori,.
VI n VIC congressional Globe and Appendix for the
tt tAiu sessloh' which make together near one
Thousand royal quarto pages Ibev rive tbe fnI0
lest history Of Congress thai has eve, been n,,h
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Inc important matters discussed at the twill
% Drought up at the next session, in consequence
OF 'he universal dissatisfaction evinced IN tbe
late electlohs with tae vast and novel system of
Poncy which the new powers have introduced.
anu whlch was forced thro' Congress without
ConSui'lhg con public opinion, or even allowing The
iuIi discussion usual in regard to subjects of Or
u,naiy lh'efest' The reports ofthe Congresson-
d uiope o, ana Appendix are not in the least de-
me- Hreo "nec'Fd oy the party bias Of the Edto.-
= hey are given precisely as written out by the
nepoilefs and the members themselves, And
tne whole are subject to the revision and cofrec-
lion Of the speakers, as they pass in review in
our daily sheet, in case any misunderstanding
OF Misrepresentation Of their lemarks should oc-
cur.
we make Q daily analysis of the dongs in
congress. andgive our opinions in it freely. but
thls IS published only in the Daily, Eemi-weeklv.
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