The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-13
PROSPECTUS FOR THE lIG9ESSI0y4L GLOBE AND APpENDII.

fGIGRESSI0NaL GLOBE AND APPENDlI IXrE issue sh;s Prospectus to appirse the publit " ofrsnewed preparations on our part to pub ,5 'hs Congressional Globe and ApPe K aa approaching session, and 10 invite snbserip- ,as The Houses having contracted with as for te work on such terms as enable us now to make n-let. reports, to multiply and issue the numbers gaf.k,r slccession than heretofore, and without ,,ea.inE the price to subscribers, we hope to make ,1,4 return for the liberality and high official aa-on thus bestowed on the publication. We 3ln increase the volume at least one-third beyond arlinarv bulk. and endeaveT to add to its use
 aess by extending still further it's large circula- lais last is moi the least important point in the .s of Congress. Faithful and durable reports oi sbates of tho boty are of yaiue Tn proportion 10 extent of their circulation among the people. IL ,isis way that Congress is brought into the s,snca ofIts remote constitueais-that it obtains ..g arcess and hold communication with them E thy 'o day, and renders the government real .aars-rB' ativc.
 Haeln- received from aii parties in Congress the t5.-s' marks of approbation and confidence, in lH5s,a means ard permanent contract voted to aas he york, we shall not be found wanting 'ae inparality and industry necessary to the tl.tlnrut of the engagement OF our part The 7sy session will task to the utmost the best efforts e #HfetI'O 8ttl tHc lULeFIAhIH1. IT VIII distinguished by discussions of extraordinary in- ras., aud results of abiding concern. The war, ly,4 and conduct by officers in the cabinet ana he field will furnish subjects of profound in- .-1 aud c5asidecati1a. The terms of peace, the 5sitiaa to be made of conqaests, the consequent to b. drawa from all that has been done as al ing parties ia this country, and especially as -taas on the approaching presidential election. t.# open ap novel and powerful operating discus tlsa rnuucii4 at Aa,ulDpfOn NuTlnU ssxt year as pregnant ol good or evil to this leut ls those Oi Rome were tO the Old World m Jays 3f her early energy. Such field for de- 1rrat0H and action vas never presented 10 any -eU8ls Congress-. All that has tIanspired, or may .-a's transpire before the close of the approach a, session. of Congress in New Mexico, California, ae capital of Mexico and the provinces still de- -ltsat nil, will come finder the consideration Of usx, Congress. It's debates will eOntain the .t7gy of he war, and its action determine its re- -s. 0leher aIeY be deciaed by arli or diploma Ali whatever Is developed concerning this l an4 interesting matter ca tae floor Of Congress a ,La Executive messages, will be found recor- 4 @ U- Congressional Globe and Appcn- dn..
 lls Congressional Globe is made up of the = ii 'rtceediBss oi the two Houses of CongTess. qt.atrd on super6ne doabIe royal paper, with a1. ',pe, ore.ier and nonpareil,) ia quafto form 2. number containing sixteen roy al qHafto pages. -e 'aeecAes0i ihe members. ln this first form, are ls sl2asr.;he iuil report oi the prepared speeches eng served fer the Appendix. All resolutions, .-J.i, a't ether proceedings, are in inc iUTm ot -e j. .TH4ls, wilh the yeas and nays on every im-
 -.Aa, f-Asu1u.
 L'siy member will Lave an opportunity 10 read .s.af-s before they are put to press, and alter < , irIorJ II he shall think Il incorrect.
 tae Appendix Is made up of the Presidents
 lal message the reports ot the principal oihcers
 'au <. erumeht taat accompany 1t, and al! 5eet-e> 9t members of Congress, written out or @i'-a 5y lleAseyes It Is printed in the form as
 = Congressional Globe, ana usually makes "-'', '2r sane number ol pages during session.
 ifarl1y the hrst month oeIsix weeks of a session ''is f' rarely more business done than will make fo numbers a week-One the Congressional eloee and one of the Appendix; but during the 'nalndsT oi session, there is usually sufficient 'l'' .2r tgo ar three of each every week. The eN srsSlon wll be unusually interesting; there fe "e calculate that the Congressional Globe A4 Aepend.N together will make near 5000 large 'A9 pages, printed in small type-brevier and
 P4'sh. We furnish complete Indexes 10 both at
 eii ol a session.
 "s HiA endeavor ,o print sufficient number cf "9l'' topics to sup|ly sll that may be miscarried.
 oa' ia i',e ma,ls; but subscribers should be very ''+stlaf o h.r theif papers carefully, for fear
 "A. "r should not be able to supply aiI the lost .at-ls
 We lave few surplus copies of the Congress 'easi Globe for the last session of Congress, men "s will self for the original subscription 'ef >i a copy. We have no osarplus copies of the
 PPeadiN for that session.
 TEAMgs
 4 'a~ copy d the Congressional Globe s %
 'Ae copy of the iPpeadis 2 00
 " 5" copies oI either, or part ef both 10 %
 ''PF'rtors of newspapers who copy this pros
 '' '-''rr the first day oi December, and send
 copy 'i their paper containing it, marked ''t ~I.A pen to Girecr our attention to it.
 -' nav" lheir names, on our books for one copy
 w congressional Globe ana Appendix during
 ., frges for these papers are so low that we
 o' @l'ti 10 credi, them out. Therefore, no
 .@ ir"' consume tim4 in writing for them,
 "r money accompanies the order. i ...t', t, ''ens should be here by tho Huh De-
 'N'' '" iar'hest, to ensure all the numbers.
 V.--. BLAIR & RIYES.
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