True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-11-12
PROSPECTUS
CT THE
CONGRESSIONAL UNION AND AP-
PENDIX, &c &c.
CT THE

puNlCatIGH OF Inc "CDngF ebSl0lidi Union
and "Appendix.' The first N i'll contain a
full and accurate history Of the daily pro
ceedngs Of both branches of the national
legislature. Ii will be compiled with such
care, that every citizen who IS interested
in the public affairs will find It a complete
synopsis Of their proceedings, and a ready
book of reference upon all questions which
come before them
The second, (the "Appeudix, y will CON
tain every speech which is delivered in the
House OF r personalities and Senate la-
ring the session, reported at length by
fall and able corps OF congressional repor-
ter, and revised before publication by the
authors, whenever il IS requested. These
two works will be stnctIy impartial, and
are intended TO be as Interesting and useful
to lhc npn OF business, and to the polu
can OF the one party. as OF the other
II may be SAID, without eXaggerallon,
that the next session Of Congress IS destln-
ed 10 be one Of the most important which
has taken place since tie foundation Of the
government II is the Ioug session. It's
the sessions which viii velop the pian OF
the present administration. Its measures
Will stampthe character Of our institutions
for years 10 come. Some Of The most i'm
p0ttant questions. which are connected
with our foreign relations, or our dome ste
concerns, viii be presented tor their conSld-
Grafton. The fiuai measure Of ratliylug
the constitution Of %eXaS, which Is 10 com,
munlcate her admission INTO our JuloH,
and the admission OF her members INTO orr
public councils every measure which al
fleets the Oregon questIon-our relations
with Mexico as well as the final decision
on the revived XoiI-Nerein treaty; these
and other measures which are more or less
connec ed with our foreign relations, will
come under the review OF tile approaching
Congress. Most aithe emueutiy lmpor-
taul questions which relate IL Our internal
coucerus-the revision OF the tariff tue
adoption Of the best node for preserving
the public moneyS-a variety OF commef-
cia meaSuteS-pcrIaPS HE best system iof
our navy; these and Others Will constitute
a mass of business which is calculated 10
command much OF the time OF Congress,
and much of the attention Of the people,
They will all be reported by the Con
gressional Union"
The Daily, Semi Weekly, and Weekly
Union, will, as usual, embrace an Interest
ing variety of matter political, scientific,
and literary subjects, along with current
news Of the day. The editor will coniln-
tie to devote al his energies TO the IN
provement Of The Union" lie iuds na-
ny accomplished men in this city. The
administration has brought with II con
siderable accession of talents. Several
tried and distinguished members OF the de-
mocrauc party have accepted Office under
IT, Some Of them have literally contrlbu-
ted their literary labors TO our benefit; aud
we hope TO enlist Others IN our service.
Besides, the time is not far distant when
the editor intends to call other talents to
his assistance. His ambition is, TO make
his paper worthy OF the metropolis OF the
Union. He is persuaded that, with lhe IA
cilllics which his position enables him 10
employ; with the official aud ether mate
riaIs placed within his reach; and y lth the
aid OF the correspondence which he IS at
tempting to establish in foreign countries,
a paper may be published, which is not un.
worthy of the support of his country In
undertaking the task, he knew he bad
many difficulties TO overcome, mauy les
sous to learn, many sacrifices TO encounter.
He knew that, amid the ardGous caNS of
Il new theatre. he could not at first do jirs-
tce even To himself; bat his zeal has never
tagged What enthusiasm and industry
can effect, Will be fully accomplished.
So ue errors he may have already CO mint
ted. Bat upon one point, he can speak
with great pleasure and Nth equal free
dom. The men who are administering /
this government are working men, anx- 1
ions. as he believes, to 90 their duty, to I
serve their country, 10 carry out the piedg- I
es under which the President was elected, I
and The great principles OF the party. So /,
long as the administration IS corsdaciedln +
this spirit, aud upon those prlticli9ss, heis 4
prrrared 10 cooperate with them m the /
puGie service. aud 10 give them, ms he pro- .
missed ia ms prospectus, "a iair, liberal, aud
efficient support"
we feel deep sense Of gratitude for the
prompt manaer in which our political friends
IN every sariion Of the country have already
come forward 70 sustain tbr Un.Hu2
Alay Wc n5. hoF, that 90. ulruls inwaAA-
lut ths United Stats uIil continue l. a-sis. our
aboJs. ani prevail upon their friends 10 lahe
some one edition Of the Union"
As ihis viii BE- the long SESSION Of Conzffss
nd viii probably laa eight months We have
.eu-lnIel a. rslhifsh the CONGRESSIONAL