The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26
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Congressional Globe and
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APPENDIX.
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moi u We FsorrrlinHs of GouEre4s. Hnae um&rF
a. s.s. and ysIltishnd ~ aInkosity a she body.
Tke sndersiEne3 osigsaSlsd tl.e nssar q iOsF-
nslisiss IL tsoccodines a congress. phieh, thus
slo1.s ! Il le Essfreted viii ll.e "a and uisdes
~ =, s.raisisn a comgsess. Tlasir pnlAicafon
80 IL Erst ma only ene thst gave sash salcccs-
sive saep in exery measare IN 10Th lssnrlles a.
conesrss; hid a 81 the dslaics; every impos-
tsIa yose; and an ApPSndsA. iICi.a1g q IAN
lsngsh - the rrssed lerchss delissHd eurins
llie SESSION.
TIE Mosk, a. Il 1 non eonlDrsed NJ ihenA. viii
le found = most TsEfect POihic.l hissosy. 'IheI
Senalols from he ssaaes alld thr Representatives
ifom esssy seSli0u Il lae lniOR huns Nnh lhelil-
II consse@ know 81 g u The ieriings ssHlEenis
sId lnieresls u their several cslstiucsiss. PIh-
* cgni0n and the ruhlie inicnlatioH. = i exists
among those thry rrfressni, are enlaiea ~ them:
and IN he erncible q Congress The wi=lon q cur
times i brought 20 is tesl and Is lheIs c0noen-
lraled. IN diEeciing the pohtical m0ssmcns u the
shcle eoualIy, The impulses thus gwen through
Congress irom ever quarter reacf upon The ma
ton A. : whole. and al IL component raris are
made 10 move in cooperation. The rxrss cannot
le norr usrfully employed Than n condenSing
AMI again SPREADING ahFoad the intelligence q our
inc country. tending such happy results through
our almost miFacElousis adjusted state and Ma
tonal institutions.
Having identified ourselves with The Tlan Of ad-
yancing the usefulness Of congTcss b publishing
full and impartial pposis, and having large mass
u he Congressional 6lole and Appcndix. issued
during The last twelve scars, which would lc iTn-
panied in ,asnc To - and utility 20 The pIhlic IL
the WORK were discontinued. We have q double
motive 10 prompt ns 10 continue i thFOughn new
series. We are received Il possible. 10 give per-
nlansncc. and 10 hand il down 10 suceessors a.
standard work, worthy .. heing maintained and
inn Toyed. We shall enter upon our new UNDER
fixing wi'hors hein~- d;strrcted or buriencd By
sny associste lalors ef the press; end thus unin-
eumhercd, shall hope 10 make the new series a
step in advance u the former in all points Of exc
culion. With view 10 accomplish this, We shall
tc Zone or the olher) in attendance on Congress.
The reports will not he affected By our party
hias. We believe every membcE, Of Congress viii
bear witness that oar reports are full and lair.
The Congressional tilobe i made up of the
daily proceedings Of the Two Houses q Congress.
and printed ON supcrfine double royal paper, with
small type (brc,icr and nonpareil. in quaHo ioim,
each numter containing sixteen royal quarto pa
ges. The speeches Of the members, in the iirs
lonn. are condcnscd--ihc full report u the pre-
pared speeches being reserved for the Appendix.
All resolutions, motions. and other proceedings,
are given IN the form o. the Journals, with the
yeas and nays on every important question.
The Appendix is made up Of the Presidents
Annual Message, the reports Of the principal ofli-
GERS Of the Government that accompany il, aud
all speeches Of members Of Congress, written ont
. 's'iss5 ~ themselves. II Is printed in the
same form ~ the Congressional GIote, and usu.
ally makes about the same number Of pages dur.
ing session. va .t~@ tw Nsf #se s##f mT|
during the first month or six weeks u scs-
lson. there j. rarely more business done than viii
make two numbers week-one Of Congress
sional Globe and one Of the Appendix; but dur-
ing the remainder Of a session. there il usually
sufficient matter for two or three numbers o. each
every week. The next session will he unusually
interesting; therefore. we calculate that the Con-
grcssionsl Globe and Appendix together will make
near 1850 large quano pages, printed in small
type-brcyier and nonpareil. We furnish com.
ple,e Indexes % both al The end IL session.. .@
We have on hand the Congressional Glol G and
Appendix for the last fifteen sessions of Congress
making together fifteen large guafio volumes,
which we will sell. unbound, for Sil; or bound,
with Russia hacks and corners, for $50. Those
who wan, the hack volumes should apply orthcn,
Immediately as they are in demand. Congress
subscribed for 34l complete sets during The two
last SESSIONS The proceedings Of Congress for
the last nine years cannot be procured from any
other source--Gales & Seaton having stopped
printing their Register Of Debates IN 1887. 5l
We will endeayor to print sufficient number
Of surplus copies 10 supply all that NAV be mis-
carried. or lost in the mails; hut Subscribers should
be very particular 10 file their papers carefully, for
fear that We should not be able 10 supply all the
los, numbers. sf ''' 2t
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