The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-14
PROSPECTUS
For the Conversational Globe and Apr,entIIx.

WE issue this Prospectus apprise the public Of renew
SIGNAL GLOBE and Arprspx for the approaching session
and to invite subscriptions The two Houses having con-
no,o to make com pIee reports to multiply and the
numbers in quicker succession than heretofore and with
good the berty and high official sanction thus
bestowed on the publication We shall increase The vol
deavor add to its usefulness by extending still further its
fhis last the important point the of
Congress Faithful and durable reports OF the debates Of
the body of value in proportion to the extent OF their
circulation among the people 1t is in this that Con-
brought the presence of remote constituents
that obtains easy access and holds communication with
them from day to day. and renders the government really
Having received all parties Congress the strong
est marks OF appreciation and confidence, III the liberal
means and permanent contract voted to continue the work
shall not be found wanting in the impartiay and in
dusy necessary to the due ulnent OF the engagement on
The session will task the utmost the best
efforts othose connected with the undeaking It will be
shed by discussions OF extraordinary interest and
results of abiding The war; its origin and con-
subjects OF profound inquiry and consideration The
Of peace the disposition to be made ofconquests, the
affecting parties in this country and especially as bearing
on the approaching presidential election, will open up
novel and powerfully operating discussions, rendering the
councils Washington during the year pregnant OF
good evil to this continent those OF Rome to the
deberton and action was never presented to any prev-
Congress All that has tanspired or may hereafter
Congress in New Mexico California, in The capital Of
Mexco and the provinces still dependant ON it, will come
will contain the history of the war; and lis action determine
its results whether they be decided by diploma
cy And whatever is developed concerning this vast and
interesting the floor of Congress the Execu-
messages will be found recorded in the CcNGREs-
SIGNAL GLOBE and APPENDIX
The CONGRESSIONAL. made up of the daily pro-
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utions motions, and other proceedings are given in the
form of the Journals with the yeas and nays on every I'M
Every member will have opportunity to read his re-.
marks before they put press, and alter report If
he shall think it incorrect
The APPENDIX made up the Presidents annual
that accompany it, and all speeches Of members of Con-
gress, written revised by themselves 1t is printed
in the form the CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE, and usually
makes about the number of pages during session
During the first month weeks of session. there is
weeone of the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and one of the Ar
rENpx but during the remainder of session, there is
every week The will be unusually interest
ing therefore, calculate that the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE
pages printed in small ype-brever and nonpareil We
furnish complete Indexes to both at the end of session
copies supply all that may be miscarred, or lost in the
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original subscription price-SI a copy We have sur.
plus copies of the Appendix for that session.
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Washington Oct. !, 1877. BLAIR " RlNES.
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