Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-01
II II E G. L O B E
A CONGRESSIONAL.AG AND
LITERARY NE WSP APER.


pectos Of thu Gi LOBE Establishment
The time full of inter 81. The Dming in Of a
Administrator - the consequen, bro1chng of new poll
cy touchlng he internal concerns of the Countrywide
and important issues arising from the late vas
the public domain, aud the great natl ua OBJ
ecis associated with 1.-THE impending difficulty in
relations with France and the possible complication Of
our alfrs with the troubles Of Eutope, c1nspre To
create great expectation he proceedings Of the
Congress. The approaching Session will probably
linue TIL late in the Of 1850. The debates from
The agitation Of 81 many questions of vital Interest 10 The
Republic, will draw furth all The alfni n the National
Legislature To bring lis deliberations home TO tie peo
pie On each succeeding day, while measures
in, is IN effect, to bring the Whole nation into council
The discussion spreading from the Capt To the re
plrs Of the Union forms public opinion which
reacts upon Congress and controls It's decisions.
70 become a useful instrument. however humble, 10
assist he working Of III, admirable machinery of our
popular institutions, is The ambition Of the conductor Of
the CLONE. Extraordinary preparations have therefore
been made meet the increasing demands of our rapid
ly-mproyins and growing country for Congressional in
teligencc.
! The Globe Press has already enlisted the abesi Re
poiters yet knoUnto Congress It's mateals and machn
of the best sort and the exclusive devntn of The in
dsdoal who ur many years has made II his study to
enbDdy aud publish the abprs OF Congress- gives
to hope that advance Will be- made IN the accomplish
ment Of The undertaking commensurate with is increased
importa1ce. But The accumulation of expense ronse-
qoep on the additional number Of Reporters required
the extra charges incurred In printing at n'gn the de-
bates oil the proceeding day-'he vast addition made 10
tie mass Pn'>he1, ny ,ne o'iacteu se99'o ana me
iulier reports glyen-w re7der"nr enterprise failure,
unless oon2reSS Sha 50 a p,tranlle as 10 oeeone
purchaser o snch portion t." The daily sheets Issued as
shall contribute 10 make The reports that fill fhem The
undersigned has venned the preparation hr has made
Tor The next session. IN the expectation that ngesS Will
subscribe ior as many uY shees ot each hehoeral me
subscription price, WILL IN part deay the expense of
repntiag, and give thea circulation rs Congressional
doennfhis IN 'hers several dis fleS. ihis WIN enable
the fno'l'r TO near 'he charge oil reporting, ana II Will
ave an Impulse To the circulation "i me CONGRESSIONAL
ffl" Whlchahoo9h the eh'apest N me o1l9n lne eX
eseS OF preparation coh9'atfel) VIII yei yed sufficient
pr7hl Ia MAKE The system permanent.
JOHN y kNEs having purchased the interest OF T.
+ bLAR IN Jackson llali-he printing lice InachiHery
and material Incomes the sole proprietor heIe'Iand VIII
give ms exclusive attention 10 me congressman depart
ihen' . y tlcE'u Will conuur' me hilSceAaneohs De
Iaitneht 81 'ile Newspaper /. ! btar feif's ifon
BOTH eoneern'wh prayers r Their permanent usefulness
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