Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
THE GLOBE:
A CONGRESSIONAL, AGRICULTURAL
AND LITERARY NEWSPAPER.

The approach OF Congress calls out the An
nuaO Prospectus Of the G. oJe Establishment.
The timc Is tull of interest. Tho coming In
OF ne" Administration the consequent bIOACl-
ing of II new policy touching the internal Goa.
Germs OF the country the new and most linpor.
tant issues arising from the late vast accession
to tie public domain, and the gre national OBJ
lectS associated with the lmpCnlng dtt 'uv
III our relations with France, and the ppsSIb c
complication Of our aiiirs VITA the troubles OF
Europe, = conspre 10 create great expedition as
TO the proceedings of the next Congress. The
approaching session viii probably Continue I'LL
late IN The summer Of 1850 Inc debates ito u
TIC agitation OF 50 many questions OF vital WtrI-
est 10 the Republic, viii draw forth all the talent
OF the National Legislature. To Orug lis dy0-
eralionS home to the people, nn each succeeAIu.
day, while measures are maturing, Is, III effect.
to bring the whole nation into council. The dis
cusSIon. spreading from the Capitol to the re-
hottest paris OF line Unlun, forms public opn
ION winch reacts upon Con ress and controls is
decisions
To become useful instrument, however hn II.
BILE, To assist the working of the admirable nil-
chlnery oi our populer institutions, is the am1i-
liOD OF The conductor Of the & ODE EXTRAORDINARY
preparations have therefore been ma h. meet
lie increasing demands VI our rapidly Improving
and growing country Tor Congressional lnteal-
gcnce.
The Globe Press has already enlisted the
abest Reporters vet known To Congress; It's ma
terlals and machinery are OF The best sort and
the exclusive devotion OF the indlyi iull who for
so many years has made It his udy to n1ody
and publish the abors of Congress, give reason
10 hope that al advance will be made IN the ac-
complshment OF this Undertaking commensurate
with It's Increased Importance. But the accumu-
lalTon OF expense conScquela on the additional
number Ut Reporters required the extra charges
lHcuned IN printing AT night The debates OF lie
preceding day-tae vast addition 10 the mass
published, by tie grotruclei sessions aud the full
Ter reports gwen, viii render our enterprise
failure, unless Congress shil so far pttfon,Ze 1t
as To become purchaser OF such portion ul the
daily sheets issued, us shuli contribute 10 make
the reports that dlll them. The undersigned has
ventured On the PREPARATION he has made for the
next Session, M The expectation that Con gress
viii subscribe for as many daily sheets tor each
Member at the subscription pncr, as wall IN
par, delray the CXpen,e ui reporting, aud give
Them circulation us Congressional docuu enls IN
their several districts. TINS VIII enable the
Publisher 10 bear the charge ut rvpDrlng, aud
II will give an impulse 10 the circulation ot the
Congr, ssiona print, winch, although the cheap
est III the Union (the expense OF preparation con
slderedl will yet yleld sniliclen, profit 10 make
ihe system permanent.
John C. Ri,es having purchased the interest
of +. p. BLAIR IN Jackson llall-the printing Of
ice, machinery aud material - becomes the sole
proprietor thereof, and viii give his exclusive
attention to the Congressional Dep rnent. J.
C. Pickett viii conduct the MIscel aueous De-
parlment Of the Newspaper. +. f. Blair retiyes
from both concerns, with prayers tor tneir per-
nanent usefulness and PROSPERITY.
The Globe will be published daily during the
400 Inn nl CuuUTess. aud weekly durlutf lnn re-
nlander Of the year, and wall undergo dlstrbu-
ion IN the form of Ueskiy Globe a Congress
.onat GLOBE, AMI an .4ppeair.
The Weekly Globe viii contain Agricultural
aud miscellaneous articles; aud wlll oeeas onal-
iy give debates Of such Importance as Command
universal interest
The prce o. the Weekly Globe is reduced t.