The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
NEW SERIES
OF TuE
CoNaaassIoNAL GLorr AND APPENDIX

thc uuNdRes9l NAL I'll BIC AND APpGSON Il
and tho Sso}Ie, by resolution, having duect n
ed the mode OF preparing the reports ul ~
proceedings AID authorized the Secretary
OF Ihe Seaalt TO contact with the under
signed, snpuaIlng that tho reports whenl
written Out shall be subject 10 the revision
OF he speakers, ,he CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE
AND ApPEEDIx IS now offered TO The public
not only as an authentic, but as an ollicla,
report Of ,he proceedings Of Congress made
under Tho eye, and published by authority
ol ,he body.
'i'0e undersigned originated the modo OF
jour0a.lzing he proceedings Of Congress-,
whicl, thus adlpIet, is 10 be perfected "th
l1e all all unler tho supervision of Com
gres', Inrit au5 nnlon was the 6's' aud
.nI one vat gave each successive step in
T'e.y maaslle n bol1 branches OF Congress-
oousl Of a,l 'n5 da5Nes; every inpIrIan,
vote; anG an Appendix iUclOdlrg al full
length al the revised speeches delivered
during the session,
Tne work, as il is now 10 bs conduc ed
by them, will be found most perfect poIlI
i5aI msory, Tue Stnn0rs rom lhs Sssles
and lhe Representatives iron every section
rf the Unll0 brlng with them into Con-
ores knowledge o lie feelings, senIlS
mana, aod interests oi ihelr ssSefa cousll''
uenciys. pubIic opinion andEs public in
lormaioo,as !, exss among those they rep
resent ate embodied by them, and in The
aleibe NJ Congress the wisdom OF oni
dutsis blought 10 ils test, and is there c0p.
crrrasI IN Grec,ing ,he political move,
mems of the wGOle U0unry The impul-
ses thus given through Congress- from every
quarter react upon Ihe nation as whole
and all It's component parts are made to
move ia cOoperatlon rhe press cannot be
more 5seiuIly employed Than iu conaensing
snd again spreading abroad The intelligence
Of our lIse COunny, ,lendIng TO such happy
results through our almost mraculouSIy al
jused State and National institutions
Having identified ourselves with the plan
of advancing The usefulness Of Congress BY
publishing full aud impartial reports, and
having large mass Of the CUNoREssIDNAL
GLOBE AND APPENDIX, issued during The
last Twelve years, which would be impaired
10 value 10 Us and udIity to 'he public i! The
work were discontinued, we have double
motive 10 prompt US 10 extend IL through o
new series. We are reso' we'd, Il possible
10 give II permanence, and 10 hand il Gown
to successors as a standard work, worthy OF
being maintained and improved. We shall
enler opon our new undertaking without
being distracted or burdenGd by any asso'
ciate Iabofs Of the press; and, thus unen.
cumbered, shall hope 10 make the new se'
ries step in advance Of the former in all
points of execution, With view to &C.
complsh this, we shall be Zone OF The oIh.
er) IN attendance on Congress.
The reports viii not be affected by oul
psry bias. We believe every member oI
Co grass will bear witness that our reports
are lull and far.
The Congressional Globe is made up OF
tho daily proceedings Of tho Two Houses OF
ConAss, and printed on superfne dOubIr
royal paper, with small type, (brevier aud
nonpsrei,) in qusrlo form each numbet
conlaing elxlecn rOyal quatIo pages. The
speeches Of the members, in this frat form
are condensed--ihe full report Of the pre-.
pared speeches being reserved for The Ap.
pendx. All resolutions, motions, and 0lh-
or proceedings, are given in the form Of thr
journals with Ibe yeas and nays on every
lmpurtsnt ooos'iuu,
The Appendix is made up Of the Pres,
dents Annual Message Ihe reports of the
principal officers OF the Government, ,hs,
accompany it, and all speeches OF members
Of Congress, written ous or revised By them
rs'res. Ii IS printed in the same form as
,be Congressional Globe and usually makes
about the gaI.o number Of pages during 0
session.
Daring tie Gcs month or six weeks of y
session, lh.re is rarely more business done
tran will uake two hunters week-one
Of the Congressional Globe and ore of the
A9pani&, but during the remainder Of 4
session, lhere is usually sufficient matter for
iw9 or three numbers Of each every week.
The mex, aesslau whl he unusually inter.
ealing, therefore, we calculate thatthe Con,
,..assl,nal Globe and Appendix together
wit make near 1900 large quar,o pages
printed in sm Al, ,Vpe--breyIer and nonparipI
Ee (u-uish complete Indexes 10 both al the
end Of session.
We have on hand The Congregational
Globe and Appendix for tbs las! fifteen sCs
sions Of Congress, making together fifteen
large roya quarto volumes. which ws vii
sell, unbound, for S4l; or bound, with Rus.
sia backs and corners, Tor $50 Those wbo
want the back volumes should apply for
them Immediately, as they are in de naod
Congress subscribed for 3ll complete set,
during The Two last sessions. The proceed.
lDgs Of Congress ior Ihe lasts years cannot
be procured from any other source Gales
and Sealou having stopped printing their
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