Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10
To the Ptople.
ne session Of Gonorass ~

The session of Congress. which has
lust Terminated, viii belong and crate
fully remembered by all true republicans
for the Triumphant success sof many oi
theircherished principals and Ineasn
While we heaHily rejoice al the triumph
of the principles which it has been cur
constantefiort to advocate and defend, and
from which no prosperity, no adversely,
can swerve us. we, cannot be uDmindful
OF the attitude in which we are placed BIZ
! a recent vote ofboth houses ofoCongress.
we allqde to Il e contemplated withdraw
al oftheir patronage from the newspaper
press. To this decision, .we. schaerfulIy
bow, sensible we are of the patriotic mo-
sives which led to it. But we trust that
this decision ofCongress- increases rather
than dIminishcs our CLAIM to the support
OF higher power-that of the people, ard
to them we confidently appeal to aid us
py their patronage in sustaining at the
seat OF government a Journal that is in /,
HexIbiy devoted to their. interests ard to
The interests of the country. 7a,' a
The ':Daily Union will be published,
as heretofore, at SO per annun1. payable
IN advance. lis character hitherto has
been almost exclusively political. We
purpose In future to devote a portion OF
It's columns TO domestic news of general
Interest," andto miscellaneous literature,
which Without ihipairing its political in
tiuence, may render II The more accep.
table to an extended class of readers. :
The "Semi, Weekly Union" will be
published every Monday and Thursday,
during the recess, of Congress. SIS per
annuni. This contains all the matter
contained in the Daily Union, except To-
cal advertisements. During The sessions
of Congress-. three numbers, instead of
two, will be issued, without any extra
charge to subscribers. j SIS ae
ENLARGEMENT OF THE. WEEKLY UN.
IoN.-The ''WeekIy Union" is issued ev
cry Saturday; and arrangements are
in progress to enlarge it to near donble
lis present size.
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.
In additionto the foregoing, we have
resolved TO publish, during The session of
the national legislature, a ''Congrcssioa.
al Register, !" to be issued weekly, and to
contain FULL REPORT of the daily pro.
ceedIngs and debates of both houses. In.
deed, the arrangements which we have
made with the very best corps of repor.
tiers will enable US to give even more foil
and extended reports than we have produ
ced this session, superior as we claim
them to any preceding ones. The regis.
ter will lie made up from the daily reports
in the Union, carefully revised by an ex
experienced editor, and will constitute a
complete and authentic record of the SEES.
sion. An appendix WI be added. uniform
withthe Register; and to be sent eratni.
tousiy to subscribers, comprising list OF
the acts passed during the session, with
synopsis of their contents, and refer
ence' when necessary, TO previous legis-
lation; This will form the most complete
history of the session of Congress and
will be furnished at the low price Of SEP.
e''tgfUe cents forthe next session.
VFPostmasters are authorized to act
as our agents; and by sending us Eve
yearly subscribers, with the subscription
money. for either the Daily, Semi Week.
lyss or. Weekly, will be entitled to one, cop.
y ofthe same edition as they furnish us
subscribers for. 'a 80
6JThe Congressional Register will
be furnished them on the same terms.
Clubs asiH be furnished nth
ral y q