The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
NEW SERIES
OP THE
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX
TO RE STEREOTYPED.

which presented them entire. Their pub
LEGATION was the first and only one ,hd, gave
each successive step in every measure il
boln branches Of Congress; BRET OF all de
OaIes, every important vote; and an Appel
dix including al full length all the revised
speeches delivered during the session. The
work thus conducted by them is a most per
fecI political history. The Senator'S from
he States aud the Representatives from
very section Of the Union bring with them
INTO Congress knowledge of the feelings,
sentiments, and interests oil Their several
rOhsliIuencies. Public opinion and the
public information, as II exists among those
they represent, are embodied by them, and
IN the Ctucible Of Congress the wisdom Ci
our times is brought to lis test. and is there
concentrated, IN directing the political
mot ements of the whole country. The
impulses thus given through Congress from
every quarter reach upon lie nation as d
whole, and all its component paIts are
made TO move IN co operation. Tie press
cannot be more useful!v employed than in
condensing and again spreading abroad the
intelligence Ul our free county, tending to
such happy results through our almost nj
adjusted SIale and National in
stituLIons.
Having identified ourselves with the plan
of advancing the usefulness 0! CUngtess by
publishing toll and impartial reports, aud
having large mass OF the Congressional
Globe aud Appendix, issued during tho last
ten years, winch would be impaired in val
ue 10 us and Gt.liiy to the public If the work
were discontinued. We have double mo
i've 10 promplus TO extend il through rev
series. We a!e resolved II possible TO give
II pe;manence, and 10 hand II down 10 sue
cessors as standard work, worthy Of being
aud Improved. Ws shall enter
upon our new undertaking without beng
distracted or bgrdenod by any associate la
bors OF the press: and, thus unencunbcred,
shall hops IN make the new series step
III advance of The former IN all points Of eX
ecuiion. WITH view 10 accomplish this,
we sha!! be Zone or the other always in at
,endance in Congress viii compare the
manuscript OF our own reporters with The
daily reports OF the cry papers correct all
by our own observation and kUoWlodge OF
the proceedings; and in important matters,
where !hat will not assure he The fidelity
Of The repoals we vii procure the aid Of
the members themselves, 10 obtain the eX
act scope OF their remarks. The work thus
authenticated, will be sieEeoiyped, which is .
guaranty thai we Will make as perfect as it
is possible for us 10 mako ii,Wea5 would not
incur the expense O! s,ereO!yPing It, ii we
did no feel confident Of lis superiority over
all works of The kind which have been OF
are likely to be published. Siegeolyping
the work will enable us 10 supply lost or
mutialcd numbers, which We " Ill do,with
ont making any charge for them.
The Congressional Globe is made up Of
lhe daily proceedings oI the TWO Houses Of
Congress. The speeches Of the members
are condensed, to bring them into a reada
ole leLgih, All the resolutions offered, or
motions made, are given in ,ho movers
own words and The yeas and nays on al
,he important queS Ions. Ii is printed with
small lype-brevier and nOnpareil--On a
loubie royal sheet, in quarto form, each
number containing sixteen royal quar,o
pages.
The Appendix is made up of the Prosi
dents annual message, the reports Of ihe
officers of The Government thai
accompany il, and all The long speeches OF
members of Congress, written out or reyis
ed by themselves. |, is printed in III.
same form as the Congressional Globe -,
and usually makes about Ihe same number
Of pages.
We PRINT the numbers as fast as the pro
,eedings of Congress furnish enough matter
or number of The Appendix a week; bu,
turing remainder OF a session there is usu
,lly sufficient matter loi TWO or three mum
1ers OF each every week. The mex, session.
will be a oLg one, and i, is supposed will
DC unusually interesting: therefore, we cal
,ulale thai The Congressional Globe anGI
ppendiX will each make near one thousandI
arge quaro pages, printed in small type
brewer and non 1areil. Weurnsh com
pete indexes to both al the end Of a sess.
on.
We have on hand The Congressional
Globe and Appendix for the last twelve
sessions Of Congress of which five were
nng md seven we're short sessions The
Globe and Appendix for each
session are bound together in excellent
binding, with Russia backs and corners.
Our prices for Ih.m, lhus bound together
are SO a volume for a short, and So vol
one for a long session, making SAC for a
full set. Those who want tn G back vol
umcs shonId apply for lhem Immediately,
as they arc in demand The last Congress
for two hundred and twenty six
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