Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01
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GRESSlONAL GLOBE AND Ar


TO publish the Congressional Globe aud
Appendix Tor the approaching se,sl,n n, and
TO invite subscriptions The two Houses
have contracted with us for the work, on
such terms MS enable Us now TO make com.
pe,e rcton', to multiply and 'sue tho
numbers IN quicker succession than hereto.
/ fore, AMI hou, Increasing tho prce to
sat scilbrrs, we hope TO make n good Re.
tntn for The libetalHy and high ofic al sane
tloa thus bestowed on the publication We
shall increase the volume nj least one third
/ beyond Il o ordinary bulk, and endeavor TO
add 10 IT'S usefulness BY oxlcnling sui far.
| Their ne circulation
! TIN. last is mol the least impotran, point
in the view Of Congress Faithful and du.
rablo reports OF the debates OF the body ato
Of value IN proportion to the extent of their
ejaculation among the people Il is in this
way that Congress brought into the pres.
rnce Of rs remote constituents TINT 1t OBJ
tans easy access mud holds communication
with them from day to day, and rcndcls The
government really representative
1Ivng received from all parties in Con
grcss The strongest marks OF nppro baton &
confidence, IN The liberia means and perma.
nCnt contract voted to continue the work
we shalt not be found wanting in the i'm.
Partially and industry necessary to the due
lnlfilnent OF the engagement on our pant
The mex, session will task TO the utmost the
best enbrls ofthose connected with the IN
dcrtnkIng. 1t will be distinguished by dis.
cusslon Of extraordinary interest md results
OF abiding concern The war, its origin 6
lucl by officers in the cabinet and in tho
field will furnish subjects Of profound IA
curry and consideration. The terms Of.
peace, Il e disposition 10 be mndh ofconqucs,
the consequences TO be drawn from all that
has been done. as affecting parties in tins
country and esp 'cially ms bearing on the
approaching presidential election. wall oarn
up novel and pow t,fu!'y ope'n,lnc li,cus.
slons, rondefiug the councils at WoshIng-
ton during tho next yeat as pregnant Of
: good or evil TO this continent rs those Of
: Rome were to the Oh Void in the days
OF her early energy Such field for dc
S Liberation and actlon was never presented
b to any previous Congress All that mas
= tronspred, or may hereafter rnnspiro Lc-
G fore the close OF the approaching session Of
Congress, N New Mexico, CahErnn. in
>. the capital OF Mexico, and the provinces de.
sheraton oflbe mex, Congress It's debates
will contain the history oflhe war, und H.
=, act determine its results, Whether they tedcci.
G ded by nrns or diplomacy. And whatever
= is developed concerning ,his vast and inter.
!. esiiog matter on the hCor Of Congress. or Ia
q the Executive messages, will DO found re
u corded IN the Cong fesslonul G lobe and a p.
peLdx.
The Congressional Globe is made Up q
:. tho daily proceedings Of the Two Houses O.
3 Congress and printed on superhne double
royal paper, 'silh small type, (brcvlcr auI
nonpareIl,) IN quarto form each number
ID containing sixteen royal quar.o pages -
# The spcec hes OF the members 10 this hrN
N form, are condensed full report Of the
,e prepared speeches being reserved COT the
Il Appendix. All resolution, motions, and
other proceedings, are given in the form
ID oflhe Journals, with The yeas aud nays on
nj every important question.
10 Every mcmber viii have an opportunity
10 read his remarks before they nre put to
press, and alter cur report i(he shall think
nc II incorrect.
n The AppcnlK is made up Of the Pros.
A. dents annual message, the reports Of ITO
priRcipal officers of the government that
n. accompany II, and all speeches Of members
Of Congress written on, or revised by
themselves Ii is printed in The some form
- rs tho Congressional Globe, and usually
"a makes about the zane number Of pages du
ring n session.
During tho first month or six weeks o.
If session, there is rarely more Lu.in 81
l., done than viii make two ngmJcrs a wees
-, one oflhc ConPression.i Globe AMI On.
u Of the Appendix lot turing The remandc
al OF session, there Is usually sufficient mat
iii ter for two or ,nrce numbers oleach every
cb week. ] ne next Sc sion will be unusual
, in.ere'dng Therefore. we calculalc that th
- Congressional Globe md Appendix iogc,h
or will make near 600 largo quaro Pa
gee, printed IN small type - BREWER nm
ad nonparcil We lurnise complete lnIc1D
ID. 10 both at the end Of a session
ia We "tIl cnAc1gor 70 p,;a, ,on-,r
10, non ofsurPlus copies 10 surfly OF. .-
cd may b. m''ca'ticd, or lost IN he mails b..
'2' 'no'cI y'.s should be very pnrlcu!ar 70 g.
IL 'An, papers carefully. Tor fear that s."
/" should not be abio TO supply all .hc 10.
az numbers
We have f-w copies OF ,he Congrr'
slodaI Globe fort Ia. session Of Congo
d. which we viii cell for the original sub'er
M. non Price s q copy We tayc no SO
.ots plus copies o. The Append,1 ior Iha. session
cia TERMS
For one copy Of The Globe g."
ben For one copy oflbe Appendix 20
.cd For SIX copies Of either. or part o.. both o..
last or prices ~ these psprrs orc so low o..
we cannot afford 10 credit them QUIT
on Therefore. no person need consume 'mr
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