The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
PROSP C'TUS
OF THE
R
G Congressional Union q AppenI liz.

the approaching sassion Congress, theYwill
hegin the publication Of the 'scDngresSnal
Uniona Hhd Appendix" The tirst will ton-
tam a full and accurate history OF the hiIy
proceedings Of both branches OF the natbna
! legislature. II will be compiled with such 1feS
that every citizen VINO is interested in theIOB
lie aBaiss win find il complete synopsis oahelr
! proceeding, and a ready book OF r8lereucup-
on all questions VIII oh come before tilgln.
The second, the " Appendix,m WI eotaiR
every speech which Is delivered in the love Of
Representa- tiVes and Senate duungth the seSon,
reported at length By full and able corn of
Congressional reporters, and revised before lub-
| LEGATION BY the authors whenever itis redies-
ted. 7Uese two orb $ will be strictly impRtIal
aud are intended 10 be as interesting nud nse-
ful 70 the pan of business, and TO the politician
OF The on party as OF the other.
II may be said, without exaggerat lion, that
the next session Of Congress is destined Is be
one III the most iDporiaiit which has tuken plaee
since the foundation Of the government II is
the longest session II is the session which will
develope Che general an Of the present adhii-
istrstion Its measures will stamp the chafao-
ter Of Our inslitutiOns for years tocOme. Soue Of
the most impQrtahtQ questions which are colnec-
ted WIth oar toFsign relations, or our dOnlis q
eoncerns, will DC presented l0r their cOnsi@era-
tlOn. The 6naTmeature OF ratif ing the cdQsti-
tuition Of Texas Whiohiato coDaninma To hdr ad.
mission into our Union, andthe admission Il her
meuIbers into cur public counoils-- every meas-
Ure which affects the Oregon question-our re
latiOus with MeGieo-as wen as the final deois-
ION On the revived Zoll- Verein treaty-tBeSu
and other measures which are more or less con-
nected with our foreign relations, will come nu-
der the review Of the approaching Congress.--
Most OF the eminently important quest ions y lch
rehte 10 our internal concers the revision of The
lariG-the adoption Of the best mode for pre-
serving the public moneys--a variety Of CONNER
clal RIeasures--pethaps the best system for r. gu
iating the important interest Of raxas-the IL.
dian qu' stious 1.-The land queslion-the bestssys.
tenn for our navy these aud othrrS will corsti-
tute macs OF business which is calculated 10
command much Of the time OF Congress. aud
much o. the attention Of the people. They will
al be report' d by the g Congtession Union,',N
The Daily, Semi Weekly, aud Weekly IN
ion, will, as usual, embrace an interesting Iarl,
ETY. Of matter on political, sciehtifo and literaky
SUI jects, along with the current news of the day
The editor wilEcOntinue to devote - his eI,er
gies TO the Improvement Of The Union " He
finds n.anR accomplished men 10 this city. The
administration has brought with il consldera-
bic accession Of talents. Several tired ana dis.
iingujshed members Of the democratic tic party have
received one under il. Some of item have
IIberaly contributed their literary labors to our
brneft; aud We hope to enlist others in on, ser
wee Besides, the tlsaR iS RsJCfar dttaht When
tue editU intends 10 call other talents TO his as.
sistance. Ills ambition is, to make his aper
worthy ct the metropolis of the Union lie is
persuaded that, With the facilities winch his no
sitIen enables hiln to employ; with the Official
and other materials paced in his reach and
with he aid Of the rrespOndence which he
attempting 10 establish in foreign countries, a
paper may he published, which is not unworthy
OF The support OF his country. la undertaking
the task, he knew he had many difficulties TO
overcome, many lessons To learn, many tacrif
ces 10 encounter. lie knew that, amid the ar
duous cares Of new theatre, he could not at
first 80 justice even to himself; but his zeal has
never Jagged What enthusiasm and industry
can effect. will be fully accomplished Soue
errors he miy have already committed. But
upon one point, he oan SPEAK win great pleas
ure and with equal freedom. The men Wta Are
admins ering this government NE working men
anxious, rs he believes, 20 do their duty, to serve
their country, 10 carry out Tho pledges under
which the President vas elected, aud the erest
principles OF the party. SO long as the admins
ration is conducted in this spirit, and upou those
principles, he is prepared 10 cooperate with them
IN the public service; aud to give them. as he
promised IN hi. prospectus, !" a fair, liberal and
Efficient support !"
We feel a deep sense of gratitude Cor the
prompt manner in which our polii cal frieads
in every section of the country, have already
come Forward to sustain the /" Union.D Nav
we not hope that onr lreuds throughout The UNI
ted States wilicJnlRue to assist uur labor. and
prevail upon their friends to take some one edi-
ton of the I" Union %
or As this vii be the longest SESSION of Con-
gre,s, and viii probably last eight months. We
nave concluded 60 publish the CoNeRFssloNAI.
UNION and APPENDIX on the following
TERMS.
For the Congressional Union, 81 so per COW.
For the appendix, 81 SO per cory.
Clubs will ne furni he'd with I'EN comics of
ithef the above works for sI9; Twenty-Five
opiesfor S15.
Extra WEEKLY AND SEMI WEEKLY
UNION.
(S.T For the accommodation ofthose ,yho de-.
re apaper printed at the seat Of goFernmentl
unng the session Of Congress only, W. FilrG,yn.
h them the Extra UMoN as iollowss
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copies $40 Is copies 20 90
THE UNION.
ally per year. for ene cory, s'O 90 ,
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