The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-02-18

For the Cong ressionaI Globe and Appen-


Houses having contracted with us for IT,,
work, on sch terms as enable us nOU tt
make complete repoi Is, to multiply ant
issue the numbers in quicker succession
than heretofore, and without increasing
i The price 10 subscribers we hope to make
1 good return for the liberality and bigi
official sanction thus beslowedon the pub
Iication. We shall increase the volume
at least one-third beyond the ordinary
bnlk, and epdeavor to add to its usefulness
by extending still further its large cir
culatiou.
This last is not the least important point
in lhe view of Congress. Faithful and
durable reports of the debates OF the podl
are ol value in proportion TO the extent
| Of thelr circulation among the people. II
| is in his way that Congress is brought M
to the presence Of its remote constituents
that IT obtains easy access and holds
communication with them from day to
| day, and renders The governments really
! r. preventative.
Having received from all parties in
Congress the strongest marks OF spproba
lion aud confidence, in the liberal means
and permanent contract voted to continue
IN the imparlally aud industry necessary
20 the DUE fuifiment of the engagement
on our part. The next session wll task
to the utmost the best efforts of fthosc con>
nected with tie undertaking. 1T viii be
distinguished by discussions Of eXtraordl-
nary interest aud results If abiding con
cerD. The war, its origin and cpn duct by
officers in The cabinet and IN the Held
viii furnish subjects Of profound inquiry
and consideration. The terms of peace
lie dispositien TO be made Of corqnests,
the consequences to be drawn from all
that has been doEe, as affecting parties ~
this country, aud especially as bearing Oh
the approaching presidential election,
VIII open up novel and pow erInlly opera
llDg DISCUSSIONS rendering the councils
at Washington during Tie next year as
pr, gnanl ci good or evil to THIS continent
as those Of Rome were SO the Old orld
in the days of Ter eally energy. Snch
field for delIberalion aud action was uev
er presented to any previous Congress,
All that has transpired, or may hereafter
befute the close OF tie approach
ing session of Congress in New Mexico,
California, in the capital of Mexico, and
lie provinces still dependant on IT. will
come under the consideration OF the next
Congress, It's debates will contain the
aistory Of the war, and its action deter
mIne It's results, whether they be decided
by arms or diplomacy. And whatever is
developed concerning thisyast aud inter
ssIlng matter on the floor of Cong ress or
IN the Executive messages, will he found
re corde ed 10 the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and
APPENDIX.
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he daily proceedings Of the two Houses
0i Congress, and printed on superline
lonble royal paper, with small type,
BREWER aud nonpareIl. in qoarto form,
zach number containing sixteen royal
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Jers, in thus first form, are Condensed
lie full report of the prepared speeches
'eIng reserved for the Appendix X. All {
esolutlons, motions, and other proceed q
ngs, are given IN the form of the Journals, I
With the yeas and nays on every important {
uestion. :
Every member will have an opportunity /,
o read his remarks before they are put to ,
ress, and after our re- ort il lie shall thlnk d
| incorrect.
The arpe ndix is made up of the Presi>
ent's annual message, the reports of the
riUcipal officers Of Ihe government that
ccompany il, and all speeches OF mem' b
ers oil Congress, written out or revised =
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ages during a session. I
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session, there is rarely more business
one than will make two numbers a week i
lone ot,the Congressional Globe aud one
t the Appendix; but during the rem inder
{ a session, there is usually sufficient y
latter for two or three numbers of each :,
very week. The next session will be :,
uusuaIy interesting; therefore, we cal. :
ulate that the Congressional Globe aud a
ppendix together will make near 3,O0h -
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umplete Indexes to both al the end Of :,
,ssion. ,
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ay be mlscarrIed, or lost in tie mails;
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e should not be able TO supply all the q
ST numbers. !,
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ongress, which we will sell for the oTlgi
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at session. ~
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