The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-10
PROSPECTUS


| puhhc ot renewed preparations on on
part to publish The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE
aud APPENDIX for the approaching session
and TO in,I'e subscriptions. Tie two
| Houses having contracted with US for tie
| work, on sch ierms as enable us n0W 10
| make complete repO is, to multiply ahd
| issue the numbers IN quicker snccessio"
| dian heretofore, and wlthoni increasing
| Me price to subsciibers we hope TO make
| a good return for the liheraiuy ana high
ohi cial sanction thus bestowed on the pub
| hcalion. We shall increase the volume
at least one-third beyond the Ordinary
bnlk, aud endeavor 10 add TO its usefulness
by exceeding still further its large CIR
CulatIoH.
THIS last is not the least important point
III lie view of Congress Fal'hlal and
durable reports OF The debates OF the oodl
are OF value IN proportion 10 Tie extent
II their circulation among the people. II
is III his way that Congress is brought M
10 the presence Of filsremuie constituents
thai II obtains easy access and holds
c"un,untcaIion w,,h item rom da, to
DAY, and renders the governments really
r. presentatIve.
Having received from all parties IN
Congress the sirobgesI marks OF approb"
tjun aud cUnfdenCe. IN The liberal means
and permanent contract voted tocohi'nue
tbe work, we shall not be found waning
~ the lhpYriiaiiy and Huusir, necessary
80 lie due IA llmeni vi the engagement
on our part. The next session wlil TASK
~ The almost the best efforts oi thos, Cun-
nccted with tie Undertaking. IL VIII be
distinguished 10y discussions of-cxtfaurdi'
.narJ interest aud results # abiding con-
ctrn. The war. "r'g'n and Coz duct bl
aicers III tie cabinet aud IN the field.
al lnInIsh subjects OF profound inquiry
and considerations. The terms OF peace,
Me disposlllnn 10 be made Of CoGqnests,
'he consequences TO he drawn itom al
ina has heeu done, as affecting par'les ~
thls county, aud tepeclail, as bearing on
NE approaching piesidehtisl election,
wlIl open up novel and pow erinliy opera
ing discussions, reuderlng The councils
al Washington during the next year az
pro gnaut oi good or etIl 10 tins continent
as muse OF Rome were so the Old Norld
IN HE days OF her early energy Such
held tor deliberatIun aud aCtlun was nev
er presented TO any previous Congress,
All tia, has ;rausplred, or may hereafter
transplre befure the close OF The approach
ing session Of Cung ess, IN New MeXico.
in The capital OF Mexico, and
;he provinces stIll dependant on II, VIII
cume under Ihe consideration OF the mex
Cuugress. It's debates wlll contain ihc
history Of the war, and It's action deter.
mIne It's results, whether they be decIdeu
ny arms OF diplomacy. And Whatever Is
developed conCernIng lhis vast aud inter
esiiug matter on ,he door OF Congress OF
~ the Executive messages, VIII he found
recorded IN The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE aud
ApPENDlX.
TAe Congressional Globe is made up OF
the daiIy proceedings ot the two Houses
u! Cungiess, aud printed on snpethne
doublu royal paper, with smaIi !pe,
[ brewer and nonparell, IN q"ar>o form,
{ ech number CONTAINING AiX'een, sroAsl
quarto puges. Tie speeches OF The mem
ocrs, Ia Tins FIRST torn, are c0hdensed-
ne inIl report OF The prepared speeches
oe,ng reserved for the Appendix. Al
resolutions, motions, aud oIher proceed
lugs, are gwen N lhe form Of the Journals,
wIth The yeas aud nays on every important
question.
Every member W i'll have an opportunity
to read his remarks before they are put TO
press, and after our re, ort If he shall think
II incorrect.
The appendix is made up of the Presl'
den''s annua' message, the reports OF the
princlpal officers Of The governmeht that
accompany II, aud all speeches o. mem
1. 4 =, pr a. Il
oA themselves 1t is r,Hted III the same
ioim as the Congressional Gl"be, ana
usually makes about lhe same number oi
pas es during session.
uurng HE fls, month or six weeks ol
IA session, there is rarely more business
done than will make Two numbers week
---one OF the Cungtess'unal Globe aud one
II the Appendix; bat du'ing the rem 'huer
Of a session, there is usually snthclen'
matter for Two or three num"ers OF each
ever, week. The next session Will he
Interesting; therefore. We cal
cuiale that the Gong esslonal Globe aud
Appendix together will make near 3.Oou
large qoatto pages, prln,ed N small type
--Grevler aud nonpareii. We inrnls"
Indexes to both at the emf OF
session.
We wall eudeasor to prlnt suficlen'
tumhet OF surplus copies 1t supply all thai
may Ge mIsCarried, or lost IN tha tnalis;
uut subscuheIs shuuid be very pafucnlar
To iie lheIr pagers careiull, for tear thai
~ e sh,.uId Mt be anie 10 supply all the
los, uumhers.
We Lave few surplus copses OF the
Giohe to, the last session rI
Congress, wttch we will sell tor The "ngi
nal su6sclpt,n prce 81 copy, We
nave no surplus copes ot the Appendix tot
that session,
For one copy Of The Congressional
Globe So ot
For one copy of the Appendix 2 CO
For SIX copies Of either, or part
OF both ~ Wi
Prpprietors of newspapers who c'p,
thrs prospectus before the first da, "l DE
cember aud send us one copy OF their pa
per conia ming II, marked around with q
! en- to diiecI our ATTENTION TO Il, shall
have their names entered on our bouks