The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
PROSPEROUS
I OF THE
Congressional Union & Appendix.

Congressional Union q APPoAlulN
rPNIlE undersigned res ectfulIy inform The
i public, thnG with the commencement
the hppru aching sassiOn Congress, they VII
4 begin The puUll,at OF The 'C"hsresSioha
Uniou'' ana " Appendix" Tie hf't will con
tam tull aud accurate history OF the dairy
lroctedinls OF both branches OF the nali"ha
legislature. Ii Will be compiled with such care
mat every ciizeh who Il ilIttre+ttd 10 the pub
lie affairs win hld y compete y n"psis ofthrl'
proceedings, aud rrau1 LOOK VI reference up
on all 4beftionsN CHI con,e before item
The second, (ihe "Apptndx,") WIN contain
ever, speech which is delivered in the House OF
Representatives aud Senate during the session,
reported, at length by luIl and able corps OF
Ionyr, ssional reporters, and revised before pub
hcation, by the authors, whenever II is Teques-
ted. These two " orBs will be strictly Impartial
aud are intended to be as interesting and use
fnl to the man OF business, aud to the politician
OF the one party, as OF the other.
1t may be said, without cxaggeration, that
the next session OF Congress u destined TO be
one OF the most important which has token place
slnce the foundation OF tue government 1t is
the longest session 1t is the session which will
deVelope The general p an OF the Eresen admu-
Istralion Its measures will stamp the charac-
ter OF oar institutions for wears to come. Some OF
the most important questions which are c0nHeC-
ted with our fore ga relations, or our domestic
concerns, Will be presented for their COnsdtra-
ton. BE- final measure u Tatllylhg tie c.nsIi.
tut on OF Texas whiChls to consummat e her adj
mission into our Uni"n, and thu admis> ion o. her
members into our ubic cOuuc ls-tverl meas.
ute which affect, tie Oregon que.tlOII-our re
la tious with Mex Cots we'll MS the final deCls-
on on the revive ZpII- VerrIn treaty these
ant Other measures witch are more or less con
me- ted " lth oar IGN rr'atons. will come IN
der the + view O tie arpTuac lug Con- r ss.-
Most OF the emlnently impoudutquestious w c.
ieiatt toor internal cuHcer, the lctI onuf IN,
'arf- the adoption o The bpst nloue tor PR :
:ery, ( tin pa lie mOn,y.--a varitty 0fr mmtI-
iaI mtasure.- p"'inp> the best sy,.cn tor rrgu.
latin- the .mpor mt In'tust o I * She l.
dIan qu slnD, the ,nd qursli m-lnr test syS
TEN iur tar navy - ,hese aud Oth,Ts vii rnn,iI
tute ii Wass ni busihtss wilch l, cdlcu at d u
Goa mand mucn e ihr time Cou-Tess a q
much u, the attention Ot tie pp"G IT,. hey ~uI
Al be report. q 10y the s. CunGI Unuh.n
The Ddy, Seul. Weekly, anh weekly Un
ion, viii, Il, usual, .mb.ace an interesting N.u-
ETY. OF matter ul politlCa!, srlrLtIhG aud eTaIy
81 lrCts. along " tn the CuIreut ntws Ut The dn)
The editor will continue to ev0le tbs ener
les ia lie improve tnt Mt OF The UhiOn " He
DIS many uCcomp ll>hpn men IN this city The
administration Ia, brought with ii a cuns'dera-
bic accession of talents. Several tr,rd aud d
ri0guished members Of the democratic parry haV'
received off under it, Som1 Of them have
LIBERAL, contributed Their literary ldnOrs to gu
benefit; aud we hope to enlist Others IN our ser
wee Be.idrs, the time is not far distant When
the editor intends To cal other talents to his as,
4 Il. / nan
worthy eff the metrOt ohs of the Union lie is
persuaded that, with the laCili'ies whlrh his Po-
stion enables h,m to employ; with the official
and other materials aced in his reach; and
with The aid Of the rIespondence which he l.
attempting to establish in foreign countries, a
paper may he published, which is not unworthy
of the support OF his country. lu undertaking
the tax, he knew lie had many difficulties to
overcome, many lessnus to learn, many sacrih
ces TO encounter, lie knew that, amid the ar.
duous cares Of new theatre, lie could moi at
first de- justice even to himself; but his zeal has
never d gged What enthusiasm and industry
can P1ect. v i'll be fully accomplished Some
errors he may have already committed. But
upon one point, he can speak wIrh great pleas
ure and with equal freedom. The men who ARE
administering this government are working men
anxious, sc he believes, 10 do their duty, to serr
lhrir country, TO carry out the pledges under
which the President vas elected aud the great
principles OF The party. 81 long as the admlnl;-
ration is conducted ~ tbs spirit, and upoa those
principI1,, he is prepared t. co. operate " tn them
IN the pull service; anI to give them IA he
promised m hi. prospectus, "a tair, literal and
| lhcient support "
We feel d deep sense of gratitude for The
prompt manner in which our poit cal fre,,ds
IN every section. Of the country, have already
come forward 10 sustain the - Uniou.1 Nav
we not hope that our trends throughout the Uni
ted Staes vii, continue t. assist uur lbn s, aud
prevail upon their friends to take some one edi-
ton of the - u, ;"
~ As this will he the longest SESSION of Con-
gres, and will prohabl, last eight months, We
hive concluded TO publi.h the CONGRESSIONAL
UNION aud APPEND'x on the following
.... TERMS.
For the Congressional Union. ST 50 per copy,
For the Appendix, 81 so per copy
Clubs Will ne furni.hei with TEN copies Of
either toe above works for Sl2; Twenty-Five
eopirs for SIS.
EXTRA WEEKLY AND 'SEII-WEEKLY
..' UNION.
az For TIE ACCOMMODATION ofthose who de-
sire a paper printed at the seat of government
'uiHg t'e session OF C"bgfess only, We Will urIl-
sh tnem the ExTRA UNIoN n, follows:
semi Weekly, cor, 8! 51l Weekly, copp 8 on
q copies ~ 'Oi " % corie, 10 90
70 copies 400 9jcypbs 20 o.
THE UNION.
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five cppiss, ~ Oh
sent weekly one ~. o.
five copies, 90 20
Tn - g.
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tea " u 90
~ No attention wi ] he rand 60 anv Odd .r.