Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
YHE GLOBE;
A Congressional gfioulluraA
and Eitcra \ NeWSptper.

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Prospects G. che GLoFE Es,ab.,shsneat-
The ame Is flB d iaeresi. Ihec5Iius in % +
a new Administrauon-tbe consequent bToach1pe {
uG new policy touching the inteTna. eoaesFhs 4" f
ihe couutf,-ihe new aud most important lssass
arisiag from the late East accession 10 The Psie
donain. and the great uatioUal objects aSsoci1'
wab 1.-THE impending difficulty IN or Fei't,aa' /
vah FJa6c-. aua she possible complications q our 1
isirs ss,h th. troubles q Earsae,--consplie io I
cr,t,e great expectation "a t. che pfacee.aag' =
the next Concr = The sPpgoachins >essian wal !
probably COIL ass ali latc 81 The summer q 1870
+ The debates. tFo.n the agitation OFFS many qles'
mons Of VIA! interest to the Republic, viii draw
forth AL the talent Of the National legislature
+ To bring us deliberations home to the people, en-
each succeeding DAY. while measure are ms,srng,
+ :. in effect to bring the whole nsljon INFO council,
1 The discussion. spreading from the Capitol 10 the
remo,es part Of the Union, forms pabi'e opin.
lon which reae upon Congress aud controls lis
decisions.
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Bile, to assis, The working ct the admirable ma
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