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'aA pe or THE
Congressional Union q Appendix
KnNIIE undersigDed ,Fespectl0lly inl6m the
u public, that, With the coIlRlbiicelent o.
the approaching saSsiOn Congress, thS will
begin fhe pubfcatiOni oflth6 sC,ngrSsIonhl
UniOni Hnd . AppeOdixp ,The-ftA WI con.
talna full and accurate hisioTy ~ ID daily
pSoceedings Of both bTanchts o. the iltiunai
legislature. Il win be compiled with sun care,
that every citizen Whp y interested 10 De pub
lie affairs will end u y complete sJnOpsiorlhpIr
proceedings, and ready book Of relsr&csup-
on all questions VII en- come before them
The second, Che = Apprndix.') WllhOniaih
every sneech whi,h is delivered in the lu0se 81
Representatives. and Senate dnnng thesesslOn,
reported ut length by Ipll and able orps OF
ongr, ssional reporters, and revised beSre pub
Elcaiion By the authors, whenessr il igleQIies-
tea. These two works will be strictly idpaFliaI
and are intended to be- Ne inierestine s,d u,e-
fil 10 the nan OF business, aiII TO the iIlitCian
OF the one party as o. the other,
Itmay be said, without eAaggeFaioO, that
the next session OF Congress IL DESTINED 70 be
une III the n,DstimportaDtWhich has tsIen place
Nnce the foundation Of the government II is
The longest sesstoR II ID the session which will
deVeIoRe the general p an OF the CreseaA admiII-
istratiOn It's measures will stamp tha Charac-
ter OF our institutions for years TO come Some Of
the most important questions which ari Connec-
FtedlWith Sdftorei en- reltlidnk Or bur IhnfSlo
Econterhs, will b. Rresenssd hs their Aahsldera-
mon. The 6hai meaeure B fahiyIbg tls cSnsti-
futon OF Texas which is 20 GansunDa Bher ad.
mi ssOn ihtoOur Union, aud the admission OF her
menbvEs into our puhlic c0unctls--ever meat,
/ - ii
tatiOus with MexicO-as well az the iREdecis-
ION on the revivet Zoll- VeIein treag- these
and other measures which are more or less con-
nected with our foreign relations, will bme un.
der the review Of the approaching Congress-
Most Of the emine8tly impoFtAnt questiOs " hich
relate to orr intPTnaI oncers-the revisldl Of lhe
/ Iarif-the adoption Of the hest Rlndef0r pre-
| serving the publIe HOneys--a variety Of DINNER
| rial measures perhaps the best system FL regu.
latlns the important Interest o. TAx.s-he IL.
DIAN gu, stions 1.-The land quesiion-the lest sys.
TEN for our navy-ihese and othrFs will fonsti-
tute mass OF business which u calcu'ted 10
command lunch uf the time OF Cougres, aud
much OF the attention Of tue people. Thy will
al be report, Ivy the 8 Congresslon Uniol,"
Fhe Daily, Semi. Weekly, and " eekI Un-
ion, will, as usual, embrace an interesting warn.
ETY. Of matter on political, sciealifc and literary
!
The editor will continue to devote all his eaef
gies 10 the improvement of The Union - He
fluids many accomplished men in this city. The
administration has brought with il cnnsideFa-
ble accession OF talents. Several tried hnC dis.
| inguished members the democratic party have
received Ofi"e under il. Some Of ttIeIn rave
literally contributed their literary ahors tdour
benefit; aRd we hope to enlist others in OuTser.
vice. Besides, the time is not far distant when
the editor intends to call other talents to hil as
ISSUANCE. His ambition is, 10 make his paper
wortny ef the metropolis Of the Union tie is
persuaded that, with the facili'ies winch his po-
sition enables him To employ; with the Oficiai
and other materials. p aced in his reach; aud
with the aid Of the earfespOndemce which he
attempting 10 establish in foreign countries, a
paper may tie published. which is not uaNorthy
lof The support Of his country. In undertaklng
the task, he knew he bad many difficulties 10
overcome, many Isssuhs Ia learn. many sacTI6
ces 10 encounter He knew that, amid the ar.
duOus cares If a new H.tatre, he could mol at
fFsI do justice even to himself; but his zeal has
never q ggel What eTthusiasm and Industry
can effect, Vill be luily accomplished Some
errors he may have already committed. Bnl
upon one point, he can speak wirh great peas
ure and with equal freedom. The med wins nFe
tdmiHis eFns this government are working pen.
hHAlnHeS HSne OciltNesV ~ 10 iH6lf HutyS luItEFe
heir country, TO carry out the pledges JndeT
which the President vas elected, aud ekrea
principles Of thi party. So long as the adhinis-
ration isconduoted IA this spirit, and upoI thOss
principles, he is prepared t. OpetA'ew d them
in the putl,c service; All to girr iipnp az he
promised IN hi, prospectus, 8 fair, litHtaI aud
ficient support -
We feel deep sense Of gratitude for the
prompt manner in hich our pOlit cal lfresds
in every section Of the c1nhBy, havsf aIrpad y
come forward TO sustain the . UnidB's May
Senot hfpe that onrfneIids throughohl TIE Uni-
ted States will continue to assist our bbors, nd
prevail npontbsir frieuds to take sosje one edi-
ton Of the = Ueiop?H H
! Or A. this will he the longest ses4OB Of Con-
gre 5, AMI will ptobaol, last eight pontha, We
have concluded 10 publish the (,ONdREssIoNAL
UNION aud APPENDIX on the following
Terms.
For the Congressional Union, 81 5qper copy,
! Far the Appendix, 81 so per cory
Clubs will he furni'hel with TEE copies of
either the above works for Sl2; twenty-five
60 pies for Is.
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duingt the session Of Congress only, W will turh-
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az SCOPES I3 90 q lsfopies no 0o
y copies 400 95cOplss 20 90
.' The UNION.
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