Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-15
THE GLOBE:
Il CONGRESSIONAL AGRICUL TURAk
AND LITERARY NE tYSfApEk.


The Editors of the CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE propose a new publication. To
deserve the patronage which Congress has
accorded to their reports Of its deoates, in
and making :he GLosE The OF.
cial register, they intend 10 add prompt.
tude to whatever merit has hitherto recon.
mended the work. They will publish a
DAILY GLOBE, 10 record the. proceedings
and debates as they occur; and o. CoN-
eREssroNAL GLOBE periodically. as here.
toiore. embodying the reports Of Congress
separate from the miscellaneous matter
which will accompany them in the duly
print. 10 fill the shee! of The daily news
paper, it is designed to gather the news
irom all quarters, and complete the con.
tents by drawing from every source that
may be OF most interest among literary
novelties. and oil creates, utility in scien,if.
ic and practical works on agriculture. For
material, the leading journals and period.
Gals of France and Great Britain, treating
of such subjects, will be consulted, and, i
is hoped, advantageously used. OugInai
essays, especially on topics connected with
agriculture, will be obtained fromthe usass
enlightened and practical men OF our
country. ,>,
The GLOBE. as newspaper, and ,as a
vehicle of Information and amusement in
other respects, will be under the charge of
FRANCIS P. BLAIR and JAMES C. PICKETT.
The Congressional department, and bust
ness concerns Of the puper will be under
the management Of JoHN c. RivEs. The
public are familiar with Blair and Riyes
as connected with the press In in,rodu.
cling MIR. Pickett as one of the concern.
they will be allowed TO say few words or
him. He is gentleman fayorably known
to the Government, for the talent and
judgment which distinguished his diplomat.
ic service while connected with the mission
to Quito; and more recently when Charge
d'Affalres to Peru. From his pen manly
the GLOBE will derive the selections and
translations from the French journals and
periodicals, the comments on them, and
the other literary articles, which will 10
found among its chief attractions.
The GLOBE will be published daily du.
ring the session Of Congress. ard weekly
the balance Of the year, and will undergo
distribution in the form of a WEEKLY
GLOBE, CONGRESSIONAL CLOSE, and On
APPENDIX.
The WEEKLY GLopE will be the yehi-
Gle of the miscellaneous articles of the
daily print, with usynopsis OF the Con.
gressional proceedings.
The CONGRESSIONAL GLoBR will en-
body, as it has done for the Ius, sixteen
years. Congressional proceedings and de-
bates exclusively.
The APrENDfx will embrace the revised
speeches separately. and the messages Of
the President Of the United States. and the
reports Of the Heads Of the Executive k,e-
parments.
The CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE and Az.
PENDIx will be published as fast US rhe pre-
ceedings OF Congress will make u number,
Subscribers may expect one nun,ber GS
each "a week during tho first four weeks 81
Sc sion, and two or three numbers oi
| each week afterwards, until the end Of
the session.
Nothing Of political party aspec, VIII
appear i'll The GLOBE save that which will
he found in the Congressional reports A
paper assuming 10 be an impartial vehicle
| for all sides, cannot maintain its character
if the editorial columns reflect party hue.
| The Editors of the GLOBE have borne
their share in the. party conflicts Of the
press. They claim an honorable discharge
from the vocation. The GLOBE will inVi.
olably maintain the neutrality which ills
relation TO Congress imposes.
TERMS.
For one copy Of the DAILY GlonR
! (daily during the session Of Con-
gress, and weekly during the re-
cess year, - 90
For one copy of the WEEKLY
GLOBE one year, 2 Gu
For one copy of the CoNon EssioS-
AL GLOBE during the next sss-
sion. if subscribed for before the
first of January, 100
For one copy Of the APPENDIX du-
ling The next session, if subscri.
bed for before the first Of Janua.
ry, l 90
For six copies Of either the Co.'S
GREssloNAL GLOBE, or the Ap-
PENDIx, or part Of both. 90
The subscription for The CoNGREssiosAL
GLOBE, or the APPENDIX, after the frs. OF
January, will be 81 so. The original
price OF one dollar does no, pay the ex-
pense of the publications in consequence
Of the great increase Of matter published.
Our prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford 10 credit them out;
therefore no person need consume time in
ordering them, unless the subscription price
accompanies the order.
Proprietors Of newspapers who copy this
Prospectus before the first day Of Decem-
Der, and send US one copy Of their paper
containing it, marked around with pen to
direct our attention to it, shall have their
names entered on our books for one COPY
of the CoNGREssioNAL GLOBE and Ar.
rENDIx during The session. or one copy of
the DAILY GLOBE, whichever they prefer.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington, October 16, ls4s.