The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
THE GLOBE.
A CeIgreSSiOnaB Agricultural and Literary
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TINE approach of CO gress calls The annua-rros
l. pectus of the Globe establishment.
/ The time is fulIof interest The coming in of new
admuisira,on-the consequent broaehing ofi new Poli
cy touching the Internal of the country 1.-THE
and important arising from the late vast
accession to the public domain. Id the grrnt national
objects associated with 1.-THE impending difficulty IN our
relations with France and the possible complication OF
affairs with troubles OF Eurupec"msPire 10 create
great expectation the proceedings Of the next cong
ress The approaching session will probably continue
till late i'll the summer of 1850 The d, bates from the
agitation Of mhny questions of vital interest 10 the re-
pubic will draw forth all the talent the gis
ature To bring It's deliberations hume the people, on
each succeeding day. while measures maturing, is in
effect, TO bring the whole nation into council The dis
cussion. spreading from the capitol the parts
OF the unian forms public opinion which reacts upon
congress aud controls its decisions
To become useful instrument, however humble, TO
assist the working Of the admirable machinery of our
popular Hstitniions is the ambition of the conductor Of
the Globe. Extraordinary preparations have therefore
been made the increasing demands of rapidly
improving and growing country for congressional ntr-
gence.
The Globe press has already enlisted the ahles report
vet known cungress ills materials aud machinery
OF thr best sort aud the exclusive devotion # the in
divdual who for has made his study tn
emhody and publish the Iburs Of congress- gives
To hope ad will he made in the accomplish
Of this undertaking commensurate Wh lis increased i'm
portance. But the u'aton OF expense consequent
the additional number "i reporters requr-dthr
charges ia pr nting night the DE- bates OF
the peced day-tle addition made the
puhEh~d by the potrartsd sessions aud The fuller reports
ehd tar patronz- il TO brcome purchaser ot
such portion of the daily sles is>ued shall cumtrr
make reports that fill Ihrmr. The nucr sgn-d
has vPnturrd the pre- has made
session. in the recitation that will su'scfb
iuI daily sheets for each urnbrr, the sub
scripon price. viii. in part drray the III
porting aud give them rruiaou grsSiona doc u
mpnts in the.r several dis rics. This viii enable th-
publisher hear the charge reporting, and il will give
impulse the circulation of the congrrssi nal pint.
which, although the cheapest IN the ""n me expense
Of preparation constered) will leave sufficient profit
TO make the sy stem permanent.
John {. Rives has purchased the interest of F. P.
Blair in Jackson Hall-the printing officr, machinery
and materia-hecomes the sole pre- pret'r thereof AID
i'll his exclusive attention To the congressional de-
gresslnal depart }. c. Pickett will the
'nIsc-Ilane"ur department. of the spaprr. F. P.
Blair reps from both concerns with PRAYERS for their
| permanent u~etu ness and prosperity.
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congress, aud weekly The remainder of the anL will
undergo dlslrihuion in the oIm OF weekly Globe, Ii
congressional Globe and ii Appendix.
The weekly Globe vii contain agricultural and miscel
laneuus artces and will OCCASIONALLY give debates of
such Importance command universal interest.
The congressional Globe will emhodv. it has done
for the last sixteen Years, congressional proceedings and
i debates excIus vely.
i The Appendix will embrace the revsrd speeches sep
arat-; aud the OF the Presiden, u the Un-o
Stat ard the reports of the heads of the executive de
partinPptS.
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shed fast the proceedings of congress will M Ike
number. Subscribers may rxp'c ct b~r Of each
weFk L during the first four weeks a tH
three plumbers Of each wee afterwards nn i!ia close
of Each volume sill rrnhah, comprise two
thouSa nd nj qu1rto pages Of suaiI type.
Complete indexes TO The congressional Globe and Ap
pendx will be sent to subscribers after eongres ad
, journs.
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Globe shat which will be uund congressional
reports paper assuming be- impartial ", tc le
for all sides main lain its character the editorial
columns reflect party hue.
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