The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-29
PROSPECTUS
For the Congressional Globe and ppen-

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ton aud confidence IN he iberai means
and permanent contract voted to continue
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IN he lmparuaIly aud nuustr, necessar,
to the doe tn 6lment Of the engagement,
on our part The mex session wrll task
to the utmost the bes, efforts ufthus, con-
nected with tie undertaking. 1t will be
distinguished by discussions Of extraordl.
nary interest aud results If abiding con
'i,a
oficers In the cabinet aud in tie field
VIII furnish subjects of profound inqntr,
and cons,deration The terms of peace,
the disposition to be made If conquests.
the consequences to be drawn from ali
that has been done, as affecting parties n
lhls country, and especially as bearing on
the approaching presidential election,
will open up novel and pow ertnlly opera
ting discussions rendering the councils
al Washing On during tie next year a.
pr gnan' OF good or evil 10 this con inenI
as Nose OF Rome we're 80 The Old World
IN the days of her early energy Such
held ter elaboration and action vas nev
er presented to auy previous Congress,
All that has transp,red, or may hereafter
|ranspire before the close OF the approach,
ing session OF Congt ess, in New Mexico,
California. IN the capital of Mex Co, and
The provinces sIlll dependant on it, will
come under the consideration of the next
Congress. It's debates will contain the
history of the war aud its action deter.
mne its results, whether they be decided
by arms OF diplomacy Aud whatever is
developed conceraIng this vast aud inter
estiug mater on The floor Of Congress OF
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rec ed IN the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and
AtPGNDlx.
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0 bcrs, in This first form, are condensed
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being reserved for tie Appeud x Al
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ings, are given in the form of the Journals
with tie yeas aud nays on every important
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It incorrect,
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DEM S animal message, the reports of The
prlHclpal "thcers Of the government tba
accompany 1t, and all speeches oI mem
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oN themselves. 1t IL rInted IN the sam,
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! pages during "a sessiun.
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--ene OF tie Cong essional Globe and on
# the Appendix; but during the rem inde
Of session, there IS usual, suticien
matter for two or three numHors OF eac
q every week, The next session will b.
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