True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL UNION AND AP-
PENDIX. &c. &c.


and "Appendix" The first will contain a
full and accurate history of the daily pro-
ceedngS of both branches of the national
legislature. 1t will be compiled with such
care, that every citizen who is interested
in the public affairs will fluid 1t complete
synopsis of their proceedings, and a ready
book preference upon all questions which
come before them.
The second, (the "Appondix,O will con-
tain every speech which is delivered in the
House of Representatives and Senate dn
ring the session, reported at length by a
fall and able corps of congressional repor
ter, and revised before publication by the
authors, whenever it is requested. These
two works will be strictly impartial, and
are intended to be as interesting and useful
to the man of business, and to the polltl-
clan of the one party, as of the other.
1t may be said, without eXaggeration,
that the next session Of Congress is deStn-
ed TO be one of the most important which
has taken place since the foundation ofthe
government. 1t IS The long session. It's
the session which will develop the plan OF
the present administration. It's measures
VIII stamp me character OF our 'HS'''u''olS
ior years 10 come some Oh '''e li'oS' l"l,
porant questions which are connected
with our foreign relations, or our domestic
coiiceihS' VIII Oc presented loI '''cii co''S'u-
GRAFTON / ne ililal measure o. fh'Hy'i'S
'le constitution Oh leNaS, winch Is TO com
muhica'e mel ADMISSION Ih'o our ChioL;
ana tte ADMISSION Of her members mo our
puOlic cou'icIIs-eVerV measure WINCH III
lectS Tue oregon queslon-our rGIai'ohS
win MeXlco-aS wei as me hhal decision
OH tHe revived |oIi' efelh treaty. "i'So
ana otiler measures winch are more OF less
connected WIN oar foreign relations VIII
come Uhder me review OF me approaching
Congress- MOST OF Tie cmlncIUy lmior,
tam questions Nl'Itl relate 70 our internal
concelnS-the REVISION OF the tariff the
adoption oi ne best node Tor preserving
the pubic moneys variety OF CONNER
ciaI heaSuIeS-Pefll'FS me ucSl system loF
our navy; these and others VIII constitute
mass OF business winch Is calculated to
command much OF the time OF Congress,
and mhcil OF The attention d me people
They Will al be reported by the .CoiI-
gresslonaI Union"
The DAILY, Semi Weekly, ana weekly,
Union, VIII, as usual, embrace an interest
ing variety OF matter on political, scientific,
and literary subjects, along win current
news OF the day. The editor VIII coni!n-
nc to devote al. hls energies to The I'M
proyemenl OF The Union. lie luds una
ny accomplished men III tins cIiy' Inc
administration has brought NlIh II con,
accession OF talents oeVefal
lrIed ana distinguished members OF 'he Ge-
mocfatlc party nave accepted oliice uiid'f
II. some OF Them have literally con'fIou,
tea Iilelf literary Iabtr TO our beheii'; ana
we nope 10 eaIlSt oulefS III Our service
BESIDES, the time Is not lar distant "hen
lie edi'of INTENDS 10 can o'"cr talent" 10
MS aSS'S'ahc'' Il'S aihbI''"h Is, 10 lliaHc
ms paper worthy OF NE me'roPoIiS ol '.'e
Omloh' lie Is persuaded '''a'' WIN 'Ae ID
cillies wIlich ms position enables nm 10
employ; WIN 'ne "inclaI ara o'H'r mae
rialS paced Wi'i!h ms Iuac''; ana WA me
ald OF TIE Correspondence WIhch nc Is al
TO establish m lorelcn counlneS,
4 paper may be published, which Is nol I'M
worthy OF the support Of his country In
the task, he knew he Lad
many difficulties 10 overcome. many les
SONS TO learn. many sacrifices 10 cucouuier.
He knew that. amid the ardnouS carr, or
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