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CONGRESSIONAL UlOBE
AND APPENDIX.
To DE sTERoTyPED.


THE undersigned originated the mode ofiournaz-
J. ing the proceedings of G, ngrcss, which presen,
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only one that gave each successive step IN every
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the debates every important vUtej ana an Appen-
dix including at full length all the revised speeches
delivered during the session. The work &hus con-
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Congress 4 knowledge OF the feelings. sentiments,
an interests ftheir several constituencies. Public
| cpni an public information, a. II exists among
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the crucible o Congress the wisdom of orr tunes Is
brought to Is test and is there concentrated, IN d.
rerling Il epoilcal movements Of the whole country.
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rv quarter reacts upon The nation as Whole, and all
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and impartial report, and having large mass he
Congressional Glole and Appendix, i>>uel during he
last zen years, which would lie impaired in value TO
us and uy TO the pubic if the work were di>con-
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possible TO give il permanencc, and to hand IL down
10 successors as a standard work, worthy OF beng
mainanel and improved We shall enter upon on
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C mi cred, shall hope 10 make the series stei
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compare the manuscript of cur own reporters witt
The daily reI ofthe city paper>-4nrcct all by ON
own observation ani knowledge OK the proceeding,
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Us Of the fidelity oithe reports, we will procure th'
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would not incur The expense OF >tercotyolng Il
if did not feel con den OF its superiority over al
works f the kind which have lcen OF are likely Il
he published. Siereolyplng the work will enable u
10 supply lost or mullaicl NUM- er> which we vii
do without making any charge for them.
The Congress iunal Clio l. made mp of the DALI
proceedings of the two Houses Of Congress. Th
speeches OF the members arccondensed 10 bring then
into rcaIa lie lengh. Al the rCso ton> offered, o
n,olion> made, given in the movers own words
and the yeas and nays all the important question,
II Is prGled with small type rcvitr AMI nonparel
ON double royal >hea in luario form, each nam
Der containing sixteen royal qnario pages
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4 me ssage ihe report OF the principal officers OF tn
. Government that accompany IT, and all the ION
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!, hand
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TERMS.
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he For one copy OF the Appendix l.
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WAsuINGroN CRY, October 4, 1915. %
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