Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
NEW SERIES OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX.
no BE sTEREoTYTED.

publication was the first and only one that
gave each successive step m every mea-
sure in both branches OF Congress; brief
of all the debates; every important vote;
and an Appendix, including al full length
all the revised speeches delivered during
the session. The work thus conducted By
them is "A most perfect political history
The Senators from the States and the Re
representatives. from every section OF the
Union bring with them into Congress, n
knowledge of The feelings, sentiments,
and interests of their several conSutusn-
cles. Public opinion and the public IN
formation. as n exists among thnSe Thea
represent, are embodied 10y Them; and IN
The crucible Of C"ngre>s the wlsd'.n OF
our times is brought Ia IT'S test, and ! here
concentrated, in directing the political
movements of the whole country The
impulses thus given through COngress from
every quarter react upon the patton as
whnle, and all iis component parts made 10
move IN cooperation. The press cannot
be more usetully employed than IN con-
densing and again Spreading abrnad the
intelligence of our free country, tending
to such happy results through our almost
miracuOusly adjusted State and National
institutions.
Having identified ourselves with the
plan OF advancing the usefulness Of Con-
greSs by publishing full and impartial re
ports, and having large mass Of the Con
gressional Globe and Appendix, issued
/ during the last ten Yeas, which would Be
impaired IN value To Us and utility 10 the
public If the work were discontinued, We
have a double motive % prompt rs 10 e1-
tend It through new series. We are re-
solved If possible, TO give il Permanence,
and to hand II down % Successes IS ;
standard work, WOrihv of being maintain
ed and improved. We shall enter upon
our new undertaking without being dis
iracied or burdeued by any aSSociate Il
boTs of the press; and. thus uneucumb cred
shall hope To make the new >erIs> : STE
in advance Of the former in all paints d
execution.
+, With view TO accomplish this, We Shal
, be Zone or the other ALWAYS m attendance
in COngress-wIIl compare the manuScriP
OF eur own reporters With the dlIly K
F, ports OF the city paperS-cnrrect an hy O.
, own observation and knowledge OF th
! proceedings; and n Impurtlnt matters
a where that NiIl not assure ~ ut the idsl
" of the reports, Ne WHi prucu1e The Al
= of the members themselves, tO obtain Il
t exact scope ~ their remarks. The wori
i thus authenticated, vii be stereotype
}, which Is a guaranty that we VII rake
e as perfect a. u J. possible FIR - o. u,ak
: Il, as we would NJ. incur the expense
e s ereoiN ping Il, If We did not feel con.
i dent of ITS superiority over al WORKS
:, the kind which have been or are likely
e he published. Siereu'ypiug The work vi
enable US 10 suppl, In>; or mstilated nun
T berS, which We Will Do, without maxim
any charge for them
!, The Congressional Globe Is made up
the daily proceedings of the two HOUSE
!, of Congress. The speecteS Of the msE
bers are cnnd nsed = bring them into
readable length. An the reSoluiianS 0
tered, er motions made. are given In u
e movers own words; and the YEA an0 nay
ON all the important que>uun>. Il u prll
ted with small type-breVier an a. I'D.
= reil--an double royal sheet, in cuari
, Inrm, each number containing sixteen TO,
al quartz pages.
| The Appendix u made I'D Of The Pres
dents annual me>Sagr, The set.uitS II ii
principal officers uf the Government n.
accompany It, and all The long >peechs
, OF members ut Congress, written oat {
# revised by themselves. l. l. printed
{ the same form as The Congressional Glob.
r, and usually makes abOuI the same nar
e Der OF pages.
: We prins the numbers a last IS 4
e proceedings 1T Congress furnish eaour
e matt r Tor a number. Daring the Sr
= month or SIX weeks &c SeSSiau, there
d rarely more business dsne than all nal
: ne number oi the Congressional Giok
e and one numbr OF the Appen.lix q weeI
but during tn remainder Of a session thel
e - usually >ushrleHI matter fsr tyso - thrs
u numPers OF each every week. The Ne.
% session will be hing one, and Il Is 81,
posed Nil he unusaliy interesting. ther
tore; we calculate that the COoyreSSSor
Z Globe and Appendix Will each make ue.
! one thousand large quartO pages, pirate
L IN small tyPe-hrevier and nonparSll--
.. We furnish complete indexes 10 10Th
r tn end of a session.
!" We have ON hand the C0agrsssioa
: 6Iohe and Appendix sor The at E~sh
ID sessl"ns OF Congress, 81 ~ksch sxe -
q long and seven were SHIRT sessions. It
n Congressional GlObe AMI Appeadix
I" eaTh session are bound iagesher N exes
re lent oinilng, win Russia backs and q
F" ners- Our prizes for them, thus bound