The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-03
PROSPECTUS
For the Congressional Globe and A ppen-


public VI renewed Preparaiions On oa
partio publish the CONGRESSIONAL GLoB
and APPENDIX for the approaching session
and TO invite smbscrlptions. lie tw'
Houses having contracted with US for ia
work, on sch terms as enable us n0W u
make complete repo. Is, TO multiply ant
issue the numbers 10 quicker succession
| than heretofore, and without increasing
Ilhe price 10 subscribers we hope to make
good return for the liberality and higi
o1icial sauction thus bestowed on the puo
lication, We shall increase the volume
al least one third beyond the ordinary
bulk, and endeavor to add toiisusefnlnes'
by extending still further its large cir
cuattUu.
This last is not tie le asst important pon'
in the view Of Congress Faithful and
durable reports Of the debates OF The oodi
are oil value IN proportion to the extent
oftbeir circulation among the people. IL
is 10 This way thai Congress is brought ln-
TO the presence Of it's remote constituents
-ihatu obtains easy access and holds
CT communication with them from day TO
day, and renders the governments really
r. presentatve.
Having received from all parties 10
Congress the slrongestiinarks OF spproba
ton and confidence, Ia the liberal means
a nd permanent contract voted toc0nilnue
the work, we shall not be fonnd wanting
in the imparlially and INDUSTRY necessary
TO the due uifilment Of The engagement
son our part. The next session VIII task
TO the utmost the best efforts of hos con,
nected with tie undertaking. ltwill be
distinguished by discussions Of txtraordi'
nary interest aud results of abiding con.
cerD. The war, itso orlgin aud Conduct BY
officers in the cabinet and in the field /,
" u lurnish subjects Of profound inqnIr,
and consideralion. The terms of peace,
the disposition to be made of conqnesis,
the conse quences TO be drawn from all
that has been done, as affecting parties ~
Ibis country, and especially as bearing on
the approaching presidential election,
will open up novel and powerfully opera
ting discussions, rendering the councils
at Wasbington during the next year a.
pregnant OF good or evil to this conlinepi
as those of Rome were so the Old World
in the days Of her early energy Such a
field for del,beralion and action was uev
er presented 10 any previous Congress,
All that has transpired, or may hereafter
transplre before the close OF the approach
ing session OF Cong, ess. IN New Mexico,
California, in the capital Of Mexico, and
the provinces still dependant on IT, viii
come under the consideration OF the mex
Congress. Its debates will contain the
history Of the war, and it's action deter.
nine its results, whether they be decIded
by arms or diplomacy. And whatever is
developed concerOing thisvast aud inter
esting ma,ier on ,be floor OF Cong or
10 the Executive messages, will be found
cord ed Ia the eCoNGREssioNAL GLOBE and
APPENDIX.
The Congressional Globe is made up OF
the daily proceedings OF the two Houses
Of Congress, aud printed on superfne
double royal paper, with small type,
[brevler aud nonpare,l,] IN qnario tolm,
each number containing sixteen royal
quarto pages. The speeches Of the mem
oers, 10 tins first form, are condensed
the full report Of the prepared speeches
being reserved for the Appendix. All
resolutions, motions, and other proceed
Jugs, are given IN the form Of the Journals,
With the yeas aud nays on every important
question.
Every member W i'll have an opportunity
10 read his remarks before they are put TO
press, and after our re, ort if he shall think
Il incorrect
The appendix is made up of the PresN
dents annual message, the reports OF the
-. ~ ,f mt tnt
accompany il, and all speeches OF men,
bers OF Congress, written out or revised
by themselves. 1t is printed in the same
form as the Congressional Globe, aud
usually makes about the same number OF
pages during a session.
During the frat month or six weeks OF
a session, there is rarely more business
done than will make two numbers week
---oue OF the Congressional Globe and one
Of the Appendix; but during therein inder
Of a session, there is usually suf6cien,
every week. The next session will be
unusually interesting; therefore, we cal
culate that the Congressional Globe aud
A Appendix together will make near 5000
large quarto pages, printed IN small type
brewer and Donpareil. We furnish
Indexes TO both at the end of
session.
We will eudeavor TO print sufficient
number OF surplus copies &c supply all that
may be miscarried, OF lost 10 tho mails;
but subscribers should be very particular
10 file their papers carefully, for fear tina,
W should not be able TO supply all the
lost numbers
We have few surplus copies of the
Globe tor the last session VI
Congress, which we will sell for The origi
nsi subscription price 81 copy. We
have no surplus copies of the Appendix for
that session.
TERMS.
For one copy Of the Congressional
Globe a. - S<ut|
For one copy Of the Appendix 2uO
For SIX copies Of either, or part
Of both 10 00I
Proprietors Of newspapers who cupy
this prospectus before the first day Ot DE
and send us one copy OF their pa
per conta ming il, marked around with a