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THE GLOBE,
4 CONGRESSIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND LITERARY
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The edito's Of the Congressional GIote propose
new pub'ca Oh. To deserve the patronage
which Cong ess has accorded 20 their reports + IL
debates, in receiving and making the 6 ole the
Official register, they intend 70 add promp!i.ude
10 whatever merit has hitherto recommended the
work. They v N publish Daily Globe 10 record
the proceedings aud debates as they occur; and
Congl ssslona periodically, a. heretofore, emho.
dying the reports OF Coqgre,s separate from the
miscellaneous matter which wi ACCOMPANY them
IN the Daily print. To fll the shse. OF The daily
newspaper, it il designed 10 gather the news from
all quarters, and complete the contents rs draw
ing from every source that may be OF most inter-
est among literary novelties and Of greatest uli-
lty in scientific and practical works on agricuI-
ture. For material, the leading Journals and pc
rlOdicas OF France and Great Britain, treating OF
such subjects, will be consulted, and, it j. hoped,
adVanIageously used. Original essays, especial
Iy on topics connected with agriculture, will he
obtained from the most enlightened aud pracI.
cal men Of the country.
The Globe, as newspaper, and vehicle Of
inflammation and amusement in other respects.
VIII Je under the charge OF Francis P. Blair ard
James c. Pickett. The Congressional department
and business concerns Of the paper will he under
the management of John c. Rives. The public
/ ale familiar with Blair and Rives as connected
with the press. In introducing Mr.. Pickett as
one OF the concern, they will be allowed to say
few wors Of him. He is a gentleman iavorably
know u TO tie Government for the talent and iutg.
mant which distinguished his diplomatic services
while connected with the mission 10 Quito and
more recently when Charge d. Affairs to Peru.
From his pen mainly the Globe will derive the
selections and Transitions from the French jour.
mails and periodicals. the comments on tn m, and
the other literary articles, which will be found
among lis chief attractions.
! The Globe will be published daily during the
session OF Congress, and weekly the balance Of
the year, and will undergo distribution in the
torn of a weekly Globe, Congressional Gote,
and an Appendix.
i The Weekly Globe will be the vehicle Of the
miscellaneous articles Of the daily print, with a
synopsis Of the Congressional proceedings.
u The Congressional Globe will embod =, as it has
done for the last sixteen years, Congressional
proceedings and debates exclusively.
! The Appendix will embrace the revised speech
es separately, and the messages Of the President
Of the United States, and the reports OF the Heads
of the Executive D partments.
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be published us fast as the proceedings OF Con-
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lOur weeks OF a session, and TWO or three num-
bels of each week afterwards, until The end OF
the session.
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in the Globe save that which will he found in the
Congressional reports. A paper assuming TO be
an impartial vehicle for all sides, cannot maintain
its character if the editorial columns retecta par
ty hue. The Editors OF the Globe have borne
their share in the party conflicts of the press
They claim an honorable discharge from Tue vuca-
ton. The Globe i'll nvioabiy maintain the neu-
trality which its relation to Congress imposes.
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not pay the expense of the publication in conse
quence o: the great increase OF matter pubilshed
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