The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-10
PROSPECTUS
or THE CONGRESSIONAL UNION AND APPENDIX,


 CONGRESSIONAL UNION AND APPENDIX. l u Sc. &c.,
 Viii undersigned respectfully inform the public 7h ll@t, Eith ia2 approaching session of Congress l9eE vii b5sia tile publication of the Gengresson- al mon aat '.Ap2endiN." The first will contain . iHii st' accurate history oi tbe daily proceedings oi both bfaae.as ettAe natoaal i sisatIre. Il Wi1 be compiled with such care, that every citizen who E Interested in ta rJblic aa,fa wii fad it cau- i Pia1e sFno4.is of their proceedings, aaJ q raady 679E ei reference upon all questions which come batlre them.
 The second, (tde ..Appandjx, ' wii!caatainage- Y speech which is delivered in tha Hoase o5 Rep r2sehtatITes and Senate during the session. rffafa- ed at leReth b} full and able corps ol caRHresseH- al reporters. an revised batora publication by ilo authors, whenever i requested. iiese two works Will b2 strictly impartial, and intended 10 ba as interesting and useful to the man of business, and to ie Poiidedh oi the one party, az ei tae o5 cr.
 it'aess Leg2;t usitl,o,,t e2iuger8t;an fgat tbo next session oI Congress is destined 10 eodae eaa oi the most important which has taken ilacs since session. It is the session which Vi.I deyelops tae | plan ot the present administration. Is measures VIII st1mp the character ot0nr institutions for years to come. Some of the most imporjaH. questions which are connected with our foreign relations, = oFF domestic coHcesas, will be presented fer tilaf l consideration. The faal meas@te os ratiiyiHg tae constitution of Texas. which iz to coasUnmate her admission into our Uaioa and the admission ei her 1namhers info our public eouneh3-eyay Tn a5.i.e i W-Ic5 alects the Oregon qaes-!aa--ou relations l HItl 4.Ic@ico-as well as the iGai eislen oa fae l hoIl-E -EeteiHtway,-tha and eth rine3 3sufgsuA ca afc nere CT less connected with oar iofei=a Ga'a- l toGs. will com Rdar the faIa# of h. ap4Heae5- iHS Congress. Most of the eminentiy imnufadt i questions which relate io on internal concerns the revision oi the tari-tae adoption of Gle hazt mode for preserving th2 public m1ne}s--a variety of commercial -pefhlps tla bazt system i r f5tH, fa . mass oI business which is calculated io command much of tac time of Congress, and much of tlia d. j tenti9a of the people. Ihay Hiii all bs rcpofted bF the Congressional UHioH.3
 The Baifg, Sami-WehLg. aai Weekly Onion, wall, as UsGal. embrace 2B Interesting vdsietF at matcr ea .oi.tieal, scientific, a4s literary sub cts. along Nitl cGrreht nsHs = s...e laf. Ika cGitor wiil continue io daTota all lis e-.,tes to taa sa. pforemaHt ef sfaa i5ai1a." He finds fnatv ae- c9mP.ished maa of thie eity. Tie administration hasbraugl witht deoa5i}efaa aeces ..ts. SeHefa! tied and distinguished Ia flasTs ef taa de- mecfa1ie party ha%e accepted office aafer i. Foae ol them haze 1ber3iy eoaaiagtad their literary h. bazs j9 oHf bznztir; ana @e Eope te aAti at5ers ih eaF service. Besides, IHe time is nst far distdat when the elitor intends te call otHer tsents o lis assistance. lis aDbi.ioa is, to uake HsPaIer Uar thy of the metropolis ol iaa Union. Itc is neIsHa- dai that, YitA the facilities whic4 his position enables hin 10 employ; Wlta tha oiiicid and osHeF materials placed within his reach; and Nilh the ai3 of the correspondence which he is attl.4piiht ,o establish iH taas! 5u c0Uutr2s paper nay be Hub- hshed, Waca is not unworthy of th2 support ot hi= l country. h undertaking the task, he kH5N h. had many difficulties to overcome, many lessons tJ learn, many sacrifices to encounter lie knew ilat ami! ihe ar#1gs cares Gt how theHre. he could not at first Ge justice cran to himself; blt his zeal has hfyaral4 sged Elat enthusiasm and industry cgH i c.ect viii be fully accomplished. some eIogs he may have already committed. Bnt upon one point. l n Il . irctton. The mea who are administering this eo- veInmcnt are working men, anxious, as he ha- Eefes, to do their duty 10 serve tteir county, to carry out the pledges under which the President was elected, aHd the zreat principles of the party. So long a5 the administration is conducted in tais sPtrt, and llPea those pracip2s, he is prepared 10 a-o2er2ia with them iH tine Pnbi.c services and to give them, as he promised ia his prospectus, '',J l lAls IibeaI and eAieiaa; support.
 We lc@. d2cG sense ot @la'Hada for c prompt maaasr ia Ghich eug political friends in every r. ton q! the country have already com. tcfa 3.d ,a i sustain tae Il j1aiou.>'
 l Aiys We mi hope t4at our Giand. throughout ths Uast ! States wi continue to assist ouf iabals and Prepai! u9eu ii 1T friends to take soma eng cditiea of the Union.
 ss. ts this wifi b. .ha long sassiarof Congress. auI viii probably last tight months. we have cou- eiHd.d to publish the G0NaHEss:oNNI. UNIoN aa4 i APPENmN oa tle following
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