Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
PROSPECTUS OF
The congressional Union and ZAP
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THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that with
the commencement Of the approaching session of Con-
gress they will begin the publication of the Congressional
Unon and appendix The first will contain full and
accurate history Of the daily proceedings of both branches Of
the national legislature. II will be compiled with such
every citizen who is interested the public affairs will
find it complete synopsis of their proceedings, and ready
book Of reference upon all questions which come before
them.
The second 1.-THE appendix viii contain every speech
which delivered in the House OF Representatives and SEN
during the session. reported length by full and able
corps of congressional reporters and revised before pubca
ton by the authors, whenever is requested These two
works will be strictly impartial and intended 10 be
interesting and useful the Of business and to the pol
itician Of the one party, as of the other.
be said without exaggeration, that the next session
of Congress is destined to be one of the most important
which has taken place since the foundation Of the govern
men 1t is the long session 1t is the session which will
develope the plan Of the present administration. Its
will stamp the character Of Institutions for
years of the important questions which
connected with foreign relations, domestic
concerns will be presented for their consideration. The f.
nal measure Of ratfyng the constitution OF Texas which
to her admission into Union and the sdms
sion Of her members into public cOuncisevery
which affects the Oregon questioD0ur relations with
MexicO-as well the final decision the revived Zo-
Verein reay-these other which are more
or less connected with foreign relations will
der the review Of the approaching Congress. Most OF the
emnently important questions which relate to internal
concens-the revision Of the tsTh-the adoption Of the
best mode for preserving the public moneys variety Of
commercial meaures-peThaps the best system Of regulating
the important interests of Texathe Indian quesonshe
land questionable best system for navy,-hese and
others will constitute of business which calculated
command much Of The time Of Congress- and much Of the
attention of the people They will all be reported BY the
Congressional Union"
The Daily, Semi-weekly, and Weekly Union, will, as
usual embrace interesting variety Of POLITICAL
Of the day. The editor will continue to devote all his
gies to the improvement Of "he Union" He finds many
accomplished in this city. The administration has
brought with considerable accession OF talents. Sever
tried and distinguished members Of the democratic party
contributed their literary labo to benefits and hope
to enlist others in service Besides the time far
distant when the editor intends call other talents his
assistance His ambition is TO make his worthy Of
the metropolis Of the Union. He persuaded that with the
facilities which his position enables him to employ with
official other materials placed within his reach and
with the aid Of the correspondence which he attempting
to establish in foreign countries, paper may be published
which is not unworthy the support of his country In
derakng the task he knew he had many difficulties
come many lessons to learn, many sacrifices
He knew that amid the aduOus of theatre be
could not at first do justice even to himself; but his zeal
has tagged. What enthusiasm and industry ef
feet will be fully accomplished Some he may have
already committed But upon point he speak with
great pleasure and with equal freedom The are
administering this government working men, anxious
he believes 10 do their duty to their country carry
out the pledges under which the President elected and
ton conducted in this spt and upon those principles
IS prepared to cooperate with them in The public services
and TO them, be promised in his prospectus
liberal, and efficient support"
We feel deep of gratitude for prompt manner
niwhich political friends, in section Of the
ry have already forward to sustain the "Ubon.
May not hope that fIiends throughout the United
States will continue to assist lsbor and prevail upon
heir friends to take edition Of the "Union."
Or As this will be the long session Of Congress, and will
probably last eight months, have concluded TO publish
he Congressional Union and Appendix on the following
TERMS.
For The Congressional Union, 81 90 per copy.
For The Appendix, 81 so per copy.
Clubs will be furnished with Ten copies of either the
bove works for SIP; TtceRfy.fUe copies for SIS.
EXTRA WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY UNION.
UTFor the accommodation Of those who desire paper
,nted al the seat Of during the of Con-
qess only, will furnish them the Extra Union fol-
ows:
Semi-Weekly, One copy, So 80
80 Six copies, 10 90
Twelve copies, "a 90
Weekly, One copy, 90
(" Twelve copies, 10 90
Twenty-Five copies, 90 90
THE UNION
Will be furnished hereafter yearly subscribers fuows
Dali Derv wear for One