The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
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Oh Eessl1iAd Z UhlOn y APPenulA
TIME undeTiignsd respectfully inform Ii
~ public, that With ihe commsnpenent 1
the approaching saasiOn COngFess, they WI
begin the publication Of ne /" Com se0niona
Uniol1 and = Appendix.n The hrst lvill con
tain q full and accurate hiatofy ofthe DAN,
proceedings Of both branches OF thd nationS
legislature. II will Be compiled with such cnre
that every citizen who Ii inter6sted ID the pub
lie Affairs will find IL complete synodsis ofihei
proceedings, and a ready book Of reference 49,
on al questions which come before then.
The second, (the " Appendix,i') will contain
every speech which is delivered IL tha Honss 3
Representatives and Senate during thB session
reported at length BY full and able ooFps b
Congressional reporters, and revised bcIOFe pub.
location BY the authors, whenever IL IL Eeaues-
ted. These two works will be strictly impartial
and are intended TO be ne interesting and use
fnl to the man Of business, and 20 the politician
Of the one PARTY, as Of the other.
II may be said, without exaggeFatiOn, that
the Dext session Of Congress is destined 10 BE-
one OF the most important which has tBkeu Mace
since the foundation OF the government It Il
the longest session Il 10 the session which win
deVeloPe the general pan Of the present admln-
iStratiOn. ItS measures Mill stamp the oharac-
ter Of Our institutions for years to come. Some Of
the most important questions which are COnnec-
ted with our foreign relations, or our domestic
concerns, will be presented lOF their COnsidera.
ton. The hnal measure Of Fatilying the cOnSti-
tuition Of Texas, which is 10 cOnSumma 10 her al.
mission into our Union, and tho admission 81 Iur
membeFs into cur public councls--every meas,
uTe which affects the Oregon qusstion--our re
latiOnS with MeXieO-as well aS the fuaI decis-
ion On the revived Zoll-Verein treaty these
and other measures which are more or less con-
nected with our foreign relations, will come uul.
der the review Of the approaching Congress-
Most o. the eminently important questions hich
relate to our internal cOncers--the revision Of the
IaFih-the adoption Of the best mode for pre-
serving the public RbReys--a variety Of CONNER
cial measures-pefhaps the best system for regu-
lating the important interest of Iaxas-the IL.
dian questions the land quesiion-the hest sys.
tenn for our navy-these and Others will cOnsti-
tute mas Of business which il calculated 10
command much Of the time Of. Congress, aud
much OF the attention Of the people. arheywilI
all be reports BY the 8 COngreSsiOn UnionJ'
The Daily, Semi Weekly, and Weekly Tn.
ion, will, as usual, embrace an interesting Vari.
ETY. Of matter on political, scieAtifc and literary
SUBJECTS, along with the current news Of the da v
The editor will continue to devote all his eneF
gies to the Improvement Of The Union - He
finds MANY accomplished men in this CITY. The
has brought with il censidern-
BILE accession OF talents. Severn tried and dir
Iinguished members Ofthe democratic party have
received Ofa"e under il. Some of them have
literally contributed their literar latsrs 70 our |
benefit; and we hope TO enlist Olhert IL our ser.
rice. Besides, the time i not Iar distant when
he editor intends to call other talents 20 his aS-
istancs. His ambition Is, 70 make his paper
worthy ef the metropolis Of the Union he & /
persuaded that, with the facilities which his ne
ition enables him to employ; with the offciajt
md other materials placed in his reach: and
With the cid OF the correspondence which he i,
attempting 10 establish in foreign countries, a
'apeT may he published. which Il not unworthy
# the support Of his country. 10 undertaking
he task, he knew he had many difficulties 70
'veFcome. many Lessons % learn, many sacrif
eS 70 encounter He knew that, amid ere ".
uous cares of . new theatre, he could not At
Fsl dnJusiice even 70 himselrs bat Die real hat
lever Jagged What enthuoiasm ana ind,istfv y
an effect, uiIl be- fully accomplirhed. Sam
FTors be may have already committed. Butt
pon ono point, he can speak Wifk gent pleas
Ee and with equal freedom. Tie men who are
this gOvefnmentaTo working men
nxlous, az be believes, 70 do their duty. d sesve
heir country, 20 carry out ths ple,Iress under
lhich ths President WAS elected, and the great
rincipIes Of the party. So long aJthe admin.
ration ID conducted in this spirit, and upo, tbosr
rOciplss, he Is prepared 70 co.UpSrate with them
a the public service; and 20 give them. ne be 1
romised in bic prospectus, 8 fair, liberal and
nicient support 4
We feel deep sense Of gratitude for the
TOmpt manner IN which our political fFieNds a
every section q the country, have already / il
ONE forward to sustain the "Union." Nav y
e not hope that our friends throughout the Uni.
"a STATES VIII continue to assist our laboFs, aud
Fevail upon their friends to take some one edi. n
on Of the 80 Union 81 !,
or As this viii be the longest SESSION Of Con.
fess, and win probably last eight moDtbs. W IN
ave concluded to publish the CoNoREssIont +. II
MON and APPENDIX on the following br
TERMS. d
For the Congressional Union, a 50 mar o6nv 4
For the Appendix, 81 so per COW, ~
Clubs will be furnished with TER comics ~
'her the above works for Sl2, Twenty-Five q
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UNION. lie
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