Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-10

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by authority Of the body. f1o
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mus adopted, IS 10 be perfected win ~
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gave each successive step in eyerv mess.. -
both branches Of Congress br,es ~ i, ~
debates; every important vote. and ~ =. me
dix, including at full length ali he rs rpsn,
speeches delivered during the sess;,J 'c''seu
The work, as ii is now to BE- canS,,.,,
,nem, wiil be found a most perfect nol;,;ea !,
history. The Senators from the S,u,es saa
me Representatives, from every section os a ny
ohioh, or'ng with them into Congress 4 kro. M
cage Oh the feelings, sentiments, and ;n,sra.,s
OF their several constituencies. Public on;,, -
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NOSE 'ney represent, are embodied bv lbs
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OF ouI&mes is brought 10 lis test ana \; "'saoin
concentrated, In directing the political m %s,e
ments OF the whole country. The ;,,,n aJse'
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ter, react upon the nation as whola iua, y,
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operation The press cannot be n,ore ,, = ~
y employed than in condensinc ami ' sr'.l
spreading abroad the intelligence of. e. asaln
country. tending TO such happy resua ~ NE
our almost tremendously adjusted S,a,o ou us'a
National Institutions. e ana
Having identified ourselves with -. =,
OF advancing the usefulness of Cora,odpp 'an
publishing full and impartial reports 81 Eli "
ing large mass of the Conorasso, aii1 nav
and Appendix, issued during The Iaas u'9ue
years. which would be impaired in yalns -
US and utility TO the public if the work y e,e
discontinued, we have a double mo,iv se ,e
prompt US to extend il through new ssr,os
we are resolved, if possible, to give i ne,n mo-
nence, and 10 hand 1t down to successors as
s'anaard work, worthy Of being mainra;noJ
and improved We shall enter upon orr ~
undertaking without being distracted or bns,
dened by any associate labors of the nyesa.
and, thus unincumbered, shall hope 10 make
the new series step in advance Of The former
IN all points OF execution. With view 10 40
complsh this, we shall be Gore or the o,berl;n
attendance on Congress.
The reports will not be affected BY our mar.
~ bias. We believe every member Of { ON.
gress will bear witness tina, our reports are snll
and fair -"
The Congressional Globe is made Nm Of lilo
daily proceedings ofthe two Houses Of Con.
gress, and printed on superfne double ROYAL
paper, with small type, (brevier and nonparein
IN quarto form, each number containing i6rov.
al quar'o pages. The speeches of the mem.
oers 10 this FIRST ioim are condensed. The hl
report OF the prepared speeches being reserved
or the Appendix. All resolutions. molions
and other proceedings are given in The (otm
OF the Journals, with the yeas and nays On
every important question
The Appendix is made up ofthe Presidents
Annual Message, the Reports of the principJ
officers OF the Government that acconpany.ir.
and all Speeches of Members Of Congress.
written out or revised by themselves. |, is
printed IN the same form as the Congressional
Globe, and usually makes about the same mum.
Der OF pages during the session.
Durng the first month or SIX weeks ola ses
slon, there is rarely more business done than
VIII make two numbers week--one Of the
the congressional Globe and one of the An.
pendix but during the remainder Of session
mere IS usually sufficient matter for two or
three numbers of each every week. The next
session will be unusually interesting; there.
lore we calculate that the Congressional Globe
and Appendix together will make near 1900
large quarto pages, printed in small type bp.
yier and nonpareil.) We furnish compleleiD-
dexes TO both at the end of session.
We have on hand the Congressional Globe
and Appendix for the last fifteen sessions Of
Congress, making together fifteen large ro,d
quarto volumes, which we will sell, unbomd.
for SAL ; or bound. with Russia backs and co.,
ners, for $50. Those who want the back yoI
umes, should apply for them immediately as
they are in demand Congress subscribed for
BAL complete sets during the last two sessions
The proceedings Of Congress for the last nine
yeas cannot be procured from any othersource
Gales s. Seaton having stopped printing
their Register of Debates in 1897.
We will endeavor 10 print sufficient num-
Der OF surplus copies TO supply all thai may be
or lost in the mails, but subscribers
should be very particular 10 file their papers
for fear that we should no, be able
to supply all the lost numbers.
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