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CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX.
r NHESE works have such 4 wide circulation and
has: boon 40 universally approved and sought
.,er ny the public that deem il necessary only in
tns prospectus to say that they will be continued At
the next session Of Congress- and to state succncv
'ne'r contents the form in which they will be printed
and the prices far them
proceedings OF the two Houses of Congress- The
speeches Of the members condensed to bring them
INTO readable length All the resolutions offered, or
motions made, arc given in tho movers own words
ana the yeas and ays all important questions 1t
IS printed with small type-brevier and nonpare--on
royal sheet. in quarto form, each number
tanning 10 royal quarto pages 10 printed as fast a.
the business done Congress furnishes matter enough
for number The FIRST four week. of session usual
the the session enough two or three mum
Der: week. Tho approaching session Of Congress
will be very long and will furnish matter enough
I we suppose, for fifty or sixty numbers.
Ths Appendix is made up of the Presidents annual
message the reports Of the principal officers of the
tnment that accompany il, and all the long speeches
seivc: II is printed in tho same form as the Congress.
siona Globe, and usually makes about the same mum
"er OF pages There are not many numbers publish.
60 the st five weeks Of the as there are numbers
OF the Congressional Globes because the members are
SO" IN writing out their speeches But towards the
frequently than tho Congressional Globe
Each Of these works fs complete in itself; but it i.
necessary for every subscriber who desires full know
because then # there should be any ambiguity in the
shoPss OF the speech any denial of its
As Pubshed in the Congressional Globe. the reader
may turn TO the Appendix to the speech ut length
corrected BY the member himself
now there is no source but the Congressional Globe
and Appendix. from which person obtain . full
history OF the proceedings of Congress- Gales Sea.
tons Reg lister Of Debates. which contained history
WAS suspended in the year 1887 and has since been
resumed 1t cost about five times much for ses-
sion as the congressional Globe and Appendix and did
tofn ter ~
the current proceeding being omitted
Complete indexes to both tho Congressional Globe
and App ndix arc printed at the cln.c each
and sent to tn" subscrit for them.
Tue report OF the Congressional Globe and Appcn.
ok are no, i" the least degree affected by the party bias
out by the Reporters aud the Members themselves.
ana are suIjsct to the revision and of IN.
Both Houses Of Congress take the Globe
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subscribe for these work. will be pleased with them
that we hereby pledge ourselves them back nd
refund the money to all who may be dissatisfied.
the American people all the important qn .,ion.
ever entertained by the National Councils. and new
ana extraordinary measures never before fully ventur
cd upon has induced the publisher. Of the Globe to
make greater and better preparation than heretofore
Tor reporting and publishing the speeches nd proceed
ng' OF the next session" stronger corp. Of report
crs' new type, and finer paper, will be provided to
present. !" the best manner, the debates ard doinys
the representation Of the Union which assemblies un
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the state OF things encountered by any previous Con-
yress. The executive power is at war with both the
great parties that compose the Congress; and one
these will have the ascendency in the Senate while
the other holds power in the recently. chosen n,nnIr
branch In this attitude Congress will meet, To de,
with :he most interesting topics which have ever nvos
ca It's wisdom II will ind the whole of the
country in the hands Of irresponsible funrtoners in
whom no party conhdes II will find an Oh Orc q. We IN,
nm robbng the great mass Of the people and the Co
! vernment. 1t will find monstrous noneyrd AMI an.
ing tn buil
pendent taxing power in an incorporated abishmcnt
giving. as vested right to certain class.s author
~ to counterfeit for the nation currency forbidden
b. the Constitution 1t will end poll teal artators in
Congress work for presidential sspirans urgir the
distribution of the national domain. and the assump
tion of State 6ebts. of ensting in their DO
ltical designs all the classes who look on
| as Perpetuating excessive tariff to assumption us
aPpreciatng their stocks and ing debt
opening field Of specu!a iion, Of which a ma.
tona bank 10 considered necessary, As tho grand sti
mulaor With all these vast issues will be involved
the question Of the next Pre.ideDcyo which j. sup
In such crisis. 10 proper that the people Of every
district in the Union should bc well Informed Of the
course pursued BY its particular representative and Of
the bearing Of all the discussions in Congress- and of
all its proceedings. The important topics opened I'D
in Congress will, VIC have doubt greatly protrac,
the session. and consequently increase the volume Of
our reports. The Congressional Globe of ths last long
session (mude up of the proceedings including the
and synopsis Of the discusson) extended to almost
thousand quarto pages. small print The Appendix Of
m
sisted also Of about thousand 9uarto pages These
volumes were furnished for 81 each. The same amount
Of matter reported and printed tho prices could
not be afforded for less than SO per volume. The
matter being prepared for newspa per- arc ena.
bled to transfer and it the book FORM and
sell It at the reduced subscription price, Eut tho vo
Juno Of the ropors increased by the long session OF
Congress- made the cost Of the alone ry
to the price 1t which the volume was sold The pub.
fishers made nothing their work.
the approaching session will be shorter th. tbs
long one Of the 9th Congress-. had determined to
raise the price Of the Congregational Globe AMI
Appendix to % each and to justify this enha need
price, incurred new expenses add to tho value Of
the work. But. being impressed with the import
Of spreading information among the people. the
Of an election fraught with such consequences to the
country that Of the next Presidency, We have re.
solved to adhere to the old price 81 the Congress
sonai Globe and 81 for the Appendix of the speeches
to all subscribers up to the LIST Of January next After
that day, the price will DO - for each
As some persons who may receive this prosp,ctu,
may wish to subscribe for regular pers
which speak to members If Congress nd their con.
Stitucnts VIC will here state that publish daily pa.
per at $40 semi.weekly At SIS snd weekly paper
with complete index to it, At 80 year, payable in
advance.
For The Congressional Globe, 81 per copy
For the Appendix, - per copy
SIX copes of either of tho works will be sent
for S. Twelve copies for SO and in proportion
for = greater number.
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