The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-18
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! Congressional Union y Appendix
JAMIE undersigned res eCtfolly inform III
pebble, that, with the cOun Ceu.ent
the apprC aching sassion Congress, they vi
-tbegin the publication, Of the 'CongreSsiuns
tJaiOh'' ana " Appendix.V The 6F.t will Coll
tain a full and accurate hislory Of the. dali
proceedimss Of both branchrs OF the naliuna
legislature. II will be compiled with such care
that every citizen VINO isInteFosled in the pub
lie affairs will find 1t u complete eJnOpsis Ofihei
Epruceedings, and rea1y book OF reference up
ia all questions VII Oh come before them.
The second, (the " APpeRdix.'s will contaiI
every speech which 10 delivered in the House O
Representatives and Senate during the SESSION
reported at length BY tull and able corps o
l Congressional reporters, and revised be(ole pub
licatiOn BY the authors, whenever il 10 reques-
ted. These two works will BE- strictly impsrtIa
and are intended to be aS interesting aud use-
fu to the man Of business, and to the politician
OF the one party, aS o. the other.
II may be said, without GxaggerHtiOn, thai
the next session OF Congress 10 destined 20 BE-
one Of the most important which has lskeu place
since the foundation Of the government II Il
the longest session II 10 the Session which will
develOpe the general p an OF the crescent admin.
lstFatiOn Its measures will stamp the charac-
ter Of our institutions for years to come Some oI
the most important questions which are c0nnec-
ted with our foreign relations, or our domestic
concerns, will be presented lot their cOnsidera-
ton. The 6nal measure OF ratilying The C lsti.
tuition of Texas which is to c0nSummate ht., adj
mission into our Union, and the admission Of her
members into our public cOuncils--every mems,
ure which affects the Oregon question-our 70
lationS with MexicO-Rs we'll as the fnaI decis-
ion on the revived ZOlI-Verein tfeaty-- these
and other measures which are more or less con-
neCted with our foreign relations will come un-
der the review Of the approaching Congress-
Most OF the eminenIly important questions " nich
relate 10 our internal concers-the ruvisIOn Of an,
lHTif-the adoption Of the best mode for pre-
serving the public tnoneys-a variety of CONNER
rlaI meaSures-pprhapS the best system foF reRu.
lating the important interest Of Tax,s-Ihe H..
dian questions 1.-The land queslion-the hest sys.
ten for our naVy-Ihese and Others will cOnsii-
tute macs OF business which is calculated 10
command much u the time Ot Consr ess, aud
much Of the attention of tue people. They will
ali be reported by the +" CnngTessiOn UniOn."
The Daily, Semi. Weekly, and Weekly I'm
ion, will, as usual, embrace an interesting VAR.
ETY. Of matter on political, Sciehtifc and literary
SUBJECTS, along with the cuFreat news nf the dnt !.
The editor will continue to devote all his ener
gies to the Improvement Of g The Union He
fndS mNnv Accomplished meE this city. The
administration has brought WITH il a cons,dera-
bic accession of talents. Several tired and d..
tinguIshed members Ofthe democratic party have
received 0fE"e under it. sumo Of them have
Iberallv contributed their literary IabOrs 10 Uut
benefits aad we hope to enlist Others in our ser
vice Besides, the time IL not tar distant when
the editor intends TO CAL other talents to he as
sptance. His ambition il. to make his pnprr
worthy ct the metrOpOns of tue Union tie is
persuaded that, with the facilities wni, his 10.
siiion enables him to employ; with the Oficia
and other materials p actd ia his reach and
with he aid Of the EeepOndeHce which he
attempting 10 establish in foreign Countries,
paper may he published which is not IN v ORTIZ,
Of The support OF his country. IN underliklng
Inc taFk, ne knew be had many dili, ultIes TO
D'erc"He' many lessohs tn lesrn, many raorih |
ces 70 encounter tie knew that, amid the ar.
luOuS carea IF new tt.eatrs, lie coud no, at
iEs, d. jus ice even to himself; hat his zeal has
never 'gged Wha enthusiasm and fndustry |
;an effect y i'll ne fully accomplished SUsns
errors hr may have already committed. Blu
lpoD one point. he can speak WIEn crest pleas.
lre aud with equal freedom. The me- who are
this government are WORKING men.
AuxlOus, as he believes, to do their duty. toetr,
heir country, 10 carry out the PLEDGE undrr
which the President Was elected, and the great
pnuclp pies Oh tht parry % long as the admins
ration is cOnduated IN this spirit, and upon those
he iS prepared to CO operate " IN tten,
n the Inbllo service; anI to give thea. ne ~ /
promised IN hi: prospectus, I" fair, Iit raj and
-ficeni support"
We feel q deep sense Of gratitude for the
prompt manner ih which our political tr,esds
N evsfl section of the country, have already
'"me forward to sustain the . Univn.0 Mnvl
We not hope that our friends throughout the Uni.I
ed States will cJHtinHe t. assist tur Lsbois. and
prevail upon their friends 70 take some one o,6.
ion of the - UniOn -
or As this will be the longest season Of Com
'ress, and will probably last eIghl months. NC
ave concluded TO pBblish the CoNoREssSoNAL
JNION aud APPEHDx on che following
TERMS.
For the Congressional Union, 81 so uer oonV.
For the Appendi&, 81 so per oopy.
Clubs will he fuFni he'd with TEN e0pies Of
i'her the above works fOF Sl2; Twenty-Five
Opies for S25.
XTRA WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLYi .
UNION. II
or For tire accommodation ofGhOss who de-.
r. paper printed at the seat of goyssnnsnt ;
1nng the session Of Congress only, w. will 6rp-
B them the Ezra UNION a, ioa0ws: n
,smi Weekly, eOpy .! 50 WEAKLY, eopp O. On
" sla copies zoe IS sopies 20 81 y
THE UNION.
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