Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27

by full and able corps of congressional reporters and
revised before publication by the authors wheneveri it
is requested These two works will be strictly impair
tia and intended 10 be interesting and useful TO
the of business, & to the politician for the one par.
ty, as of the other
1t may be said without eXaggeraton, that the next
session of Congress is destined to be one Of The most
important which has taken place since the foundation
OF the government 1t is the long session. 1t is the
session which will develope the general plan ofthe pre-
sent administration. It's measures will stamp the cha
racter of institutions for years TO come Some of
the most important questions which are connected with
our foreign relations, domestic concerns will be
presented for their consideration. The final measure
of ratifyng the constitution of Texas which is to con-
summate her admission into our Union, and the adms-
sion of her members into our public councils every
measure which affects the Oregon question-our rela-
tons with Mexico-as we'll as the final decision on the
revived ZoVeren treaty, these, and other measures
which are more or less connected with foreign rela
tlons will under the review Of the approaching
Congress. Most of the eminently important question
which relate to internal concernsthe revision Of
the tarfthe adoption of the best mode for preserving
the public moneys-a variety ofcommerciaI measures
perhaps the best system for regulating the important in
erest OF Texas-the Indian questons-lhe land questions
the best system for nayy,-these and others will
constitute 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
II Oii
\ The Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly Union will
as usual, embrace interesting variety of matter on
poltlc, scientific, and literary subjects along with the
current of the day The editor will continue to
devote all his energies to the improvement of The
Unlon" lie finds many accomplished men in this city.
The administration has brought with it considerable
accesslon OF talents Several tried and distinguished
members Of tho democratic party have accepted Office
sunder It, Some of them have literally contributed their
Il literary abors to beneht and hope to enlist
ohers in service Besides the time is not far dis
ant 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 the facilities which his position enables him 10
employ; with the official and other materials placed
within his reach and with the aid of the correspondence
which he is attempting to establish in foreign countries
la paper may be published which is not unworthy of
the support OF his country In undertaking the task
he knew ne had many difficulties to overcome, many
5IIessons to learn, many sacrifices 10 encounter He
knew that, amid the arduous of new theatre he
could not at first do Justice even to himself but his
has never fagged What enthusiasm and industry can
|eHec will be fully accomplished. Some errors he NAV
nave already committed But upon one point he can
speak with great pleasure and with equal freedom The
men who are administering this government are work
ing men, anxious, as he believes, do their duty to
serve their country, ia carry out the pledges under
WHICH the President was elected and the great princi
pies OF he party so long the administration is con-
duc'ed IN this spirit and upon those principles he is
prepared to cooperate with them in the public service
and to give them as he promised in his prospectus ga
tar, liberal, and efficient support"
We feel deep sense of gratitude for the prompt
manner IN which political friends in every section
rot the country. have already forward TO sustain
the "Onlon." May we not hope that our friends
throughout the United States will continue to assist our
abors and prevail upon their friends to take some one
edition Of the "Union?n
n As this will be the long session Congress- and will
probably last eight months, we have concluded to pub
llsh the Congressional Union 4, Appendix on the fol-
lowing 1855. sisgt1, Il -.
TERM
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