The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-22
NEW SERIES
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX
TO RE SFEREOTTPED.

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tho proceedings Of Congress,
which presented them entire, Their pub
LEGATION was the first and only one that gave
each successive step in every measure In
boln branches Of Congress- brief Of all de
pales, every important vote; aud an APPoL
!lx including al full length all the revised
speeches delivered during the session. Ihe
work thus conducted by them is most per
iecl political history. The Senator'S from
he States and the Representatives llom
very section Of Ihe Union bring with them
into Congress a knowledge Of the feelings,
sentiments and interests OF Their several
constituencies. Public opinion and the
public information, as it exists among those
they represent, are embodied by them, and
in tho cuclbIo Of Congress lhe wisdom Of
lur times is brought TO It's test, anG is there
coucenualed, in directing the political
NOV emenls of the whole country. The
Impulses thus given through Congress from
every quarter reaCl upon the nluOn as a
Whole, aud all It's component paris are
made TO move 10 co opetauOn. Tile press
cannot be more usutuIIy employed Than IN
Undensing and again spreading abroad the
Intelligence Of our free county, tending to
such happy results through our almost mi
racuousIy adjusted Sale and National in
suluIlOus.
Having identified ourselves with the plan
Of advancing tie usefulness Of COugtess b.!
publishing full and impartial reports, and
having a large mass OF the Congressional
Globe and Appendix, issued during the last
ten wears, which would be impaired IN val
ue 10 US and utility to the public if Ihe work
were discontinued, we have double mo
live TO promplus TO extend it through apew
series. We ale resolved ii possible TO give
1t permanence, and 10 hand ii down TO sue
cessors as a standard work, worthy Of being
maintained and improved. VS. shall enter
upon our new undertaking without being
distracted or burdened by any associate la
bors Of the press: and, thus unencumbered,
shall hope to make the new series a step
IN advance of The former IN all points OF eX
IeCulion, Vita view 10 accomplish this,
we shall be Zone or the othcf) always III at
,eudance in Congres compare The
manuscript Of our own reporters with The
Ially reports Of the cry paPers-correc' all
| oy our own observation and knowledge oI
The proceedings; and in important matters,
where that will moi assure Us Oi the fidelity
Of lhe re2oals we will procure the aid o
,he members themselves, to obtain the eX
act scope Of their remarks The work thus
authenticated, will be sIcreolyped,whlch is :
guaranty that we will make as perfect as /
is possible for US 10 make l,Weas would no
incur lhe expense Of sIcreoIyPIng II, if We
did no feel confident of lis superiority ovei
all works of the kind which have been OF
are likely 10 be published Slereolypng
The work will enable US to supply lost OF
muHIaled numbers, which we will Go,wilh
ont making any charge for them.
The Congressional Globe is made up o
The daily proceedings Of he TWO Houses o
! Congress. The speeches of She members
are condensed, 10 bring them into reada
bic length. All the resolutions offered, Oh
motions made, are given in Ihe mover's
own words and the yeas and nays on a.
he important questions. Il IS printed will
small lype-breyer and nonparelI-on a
double royal sheet, in quarlo form, eaCI
number containing sixteen royal quartz
Ipages.
The Appendix is made up of the Presi
dents annual message, the reports Of the
principal officers Of tho Government that
accompany it, and all the long speeches oil
members Of Congress, written OCT or !evIs
ed by themselves. II is printed in tn
same form as The Congressional Globe,
and usually makes about lho same number
Of pages.
We PRINT the numbers as fast as ihe pro
ceedings Of COngiess furnish enough matter
for a number OF the Appendix week. bul
during remainder Of a session there is usu
IlIly sufficient mater iOl Two or three nun
bers OF each every week. The next session
will be long one, aud il is supposed viii
be unusually interesting: therefore, we chi
cnIale lhaI ihe Congressional Globe and
Appendix will each make near one thousand
arge quarlo pages, printed IN smlIl type
brewer and non1areiI Wemruish com
pIele indexes 10 both al the end Of a scss.
ION.
We have on hand the Congressional
Globe and Appendix for the last twelve
sessions OF Congress of which five were
long and seven were short sessions The
Congressional Globe and Appendix for each
session are bound together in excellent
binding, with Russia backs and corners.
Our prices Tor them, thus bound together
ale SO a volume for a short, and S5 a vol
ume for a long session, making $40 for al
,ul set. Those who want the back vol
nmcs shouId apply for hem immediately,
as they are in demand The last Congress
subscribed for two hundred and twenty SIX
sets, and it IS probable that the next will