Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-16
THE GLOBE.
Congressional, Agricultural, and L'lcrdT,
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he Editors of the Congressional Globe propose
ypublicasion. odescrve the patronage which
xrsss has accorded to their reports ofits debates,
ceivinr and making the Globe the official regis
they intend to add prompfitwde to whatever
has hitherto recommended the work. They
publish Daily Gldbe, to record the proceed
and debates as they occur and Congrcssion.
obc periodically, as heretofore, embodying the
Is of Congress separate from the misccllane.
natter which will accompany them in the daily
:. To fill the sheet Of the daily newspaper, Il
igncd to gather the news from all quarters, and
'letc the contents by drawing from every source
nay be of most interest among literary novel
and Of great utility in scientific and pratical
on agriculture. For material, the leading
ais and periodicals of France and Great Brit
eating or such subjects, will be consulted, and,
oPcd, advantageously used. Original essays,
tally on topics connected with agriculture, will
aimed from the most enlightened and practical
If our country.
10 Globe, as a newspaper, and as vchical of
nation and amusameat in other respects, will
der the charge Of Francis p. Blair and James
cken. The Congressional department and
ess concerns of the paper will be under the
cement Of John C. Rices. The public are
ar with Blair and Rives as connected with
rcss. In introducing Mr.. Pickett as one of
'ncern, they will be allowed to say a few
Of him. He is gentleman favorably
to the Government for the talent and
lent which distinguished his diplomatic ser;
while connected with the mission to Quito
lore recently when Charge d'Aflaires to Peru
his pen mainly the Globe will derive the
.ons and translations from the French jour
nd periodicals, the comments on them, and
'ther literary articles, which will be found
g its chief attractions.
Globe will be published daily during the
n Of Congress, and weekly the balance of the
and will undergo distribution in the form of
ekly Globe, Congressional Globe, and an
ldix.
weekly Globe will be the vehicle of the
lancous articles of the daily print, with
sis of the Congressional proceedings.
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:or the last sixteen years, Congressional pro-
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arately, and the messages of the President
United States, and the reports Of the Heads
Executive Departments.
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iracter if the editorial columns reflect party
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its relation to Congress imposes.
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ng the next session, if subscribed for
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