The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-15
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Congressional Union & APPENDIX.
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Congressional Union & APPENDIX.
YVNHE unaenigned respectfully form the
| public, that, with the commeIsment Of
the approaching sassion COngress,heY will
begin the publication Of the " COiTessiOnal
| IJSionV and IS Appendix.n The frstVill con.
tain q fun and accurate history olhe daily
nrooeedings Of both branches OF "a national
! ieSisature, Il will Be compiled .withuch care,
lthat every citizen who issinterested the pub
lie affairs will find il complete syndis oftheir
proceedings, and ready book OF reFenee ups
on all questions which come before tim.
| The second, the " Appendix,9 u contain
every speech which 10 delivered in I, House OF
Representative aud Senate duungIe session,
reported at length by full aud a4 corps Of
Congressional reporters, and revisedeiote pub
lcatiou By the authors, wheneVeF lie reques-
ted These Two works will be slricg impartial
and are intended 10 be 40 interestl1 aud use
full to the man OF business, aud to y politician
OF the one party, as o. the other.
Ii maybe said, without exaggRtion, that
the next session 81 Congress iS defined. TO be
one OF the most important which hasken place
since the Foundation Of the goVerhent It's
the longest session 1t is the sessid which will
deveIope the general pan OF the r8ent admins
istration. Its measures will stamfhs charac-
ter Of our insltuNiohs for years TO cdle, Some Of
The most important questions whiolafe cOtlnecs
ted with our foreign relations, or de domestic
concerns, wilFbe presented Tor thel consIdsra-
ton. The 6nal measure OF FatifyiR the cunsti-
tuition of Texas which is 70 coDsuulA a 10 her ad.
mission into our Union, and the adm ssOn Of her
members into our public councils-very meas
ure which affects the Oregon questbn--OuF re
latl0ns with MexieO-as we'll as the lfnal deciS-
ion on the revived Zoll-VeTein tFhty- these
aud other measures which are more IF less con-
nected with our foreign relations, WI come un.
der the review Of the approaching Congress-
Most OF the eminently important questions " hich
relate tOOuF internal cOncers-the rev sion of the
Tariff--the adoption OF the best mode for pre-
| serving the pubic DOneys-a variety d CONNER
cal measures--perhHps the best systeh for Fegu-
latng the important interest of Thxa&-the IL,
dian qutstions--the land question-th( hest sys.
TEN for our navy-these aud others " consti-
tute a mass of business which is calculated to
command much Of the time Ot CongIe ss aud
much OIethe attention Of the people. They will
alt be repoEt, by the 8 CoHgression UliOn."
The Daily, Semi Weekly, and Weekly I'm
ion, will, as usual, embrace an interesting Vari.
ETY. Of matter on political, scie.,ti6o an9 literary
su ieCts, along with the current neWs OF lhs day
| The editor will continue to devote all lis eneF
gies 10 the improvement Of "The Umo1" liz
hnds many accomplished men in this citF. Itd
administration has brought with it a co'sdera-
BILE accession OF talents, Several tired ind dl''
inguIshed members of the democratic panty have
received ofAref under 1t. some Of then have
literally contributed their literary laber9 TO Our
benefit; ard we hope to enlist others in tu' ser
vice. Besides, the tue is not far distant when
the editor intends To call other talents TO bis as
lep inn - To- ,lA 49, ana
worthy ef the metropolis Of the Union lie il
persuaded that, with the facilities which bis po
sition enables him to employ; with the Ofhca
and other materials paced in his reachi ant
with the aid Of the correspondence which he /
lattempting 10 establish in foreign countries,
/ paper may o. published, which is not unworthy
nf the support of his country. IN undertakIHV
the task, he knew he had many difficulties e
overcome, many lessons To learn, many sacrih
ces 10 encounter. He knew that, amid the ar
Iduous cares Of new tLeatre, he could not a
Efrst DE- Justice even to himself; hnt his zeAl ha
lnever Jagged What enthusiasm and industry
can effect, i'll be fully accom- Pllshed. Som
lerrors he may have already committed. Bu
upon one point, he can speak wirh great pleas
ure and withequa freedom. The mel who ar
administering this government are working men
anxious, as be sleeves, to dotheir duty, 10 serv
their country, u earTy out The pledges unde
which the President was elected, and the erea
principles Of the party. So long as the admins
lratiOn is condu in this spirit, and upon thOs
principles, he is prepared to cooperate with then
in the public service; aud to give them, as b
promised in his prospectus, I" a fair, liberal an
efficient support
We feel deep sense Of gratitude for tn
prompt manner in which our political friends
in every section of the country, have alread
come forward to sustain the - Union" Ma
we not hupe that our friends throughout he Uni
ted States will continue to assist uuF labors, an
prevail upon their friends to take some one edi
ton of the " UGiOn?''
~ As this will be the longest SESSION of Con
gre,s, and will prohablg fast eight months, "
have concluded 10 publish the CoNGREssIoNA
UNIoN aud APPENDix on the following
TERMS.
For the Congressional Union, 81 so per copy
For the Appendix, 81 SO per cory.
Clubs will 30 fuFni.hed with TEN copies o
either the above works for $l2; Twenty-6v
copies for S25
lEXIRA WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLl
UNION.
ncy- For ire accommodation ofthose who de
sire a paper printed at the seat Of gOvstnmen
during the session Of Congress only, We will furn
ish them the ExTRA UNIOE as follows:
emiWeskIy, eopy q 50 Weekly, oapp - 90
g 9 copies IS 20 . y comics 10 90
Il copies 400 sSSoplss 20 %
THE UNION.