Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
THE GLOBE:
A Congressional, Agricultural and Lit
erary Newspaper.


The approach Of Congress calls the Annual Prospectus
of the Glube Establishment
The time is full of interest The coming in Of Ad
mnisiraiion-he consequent hosching Of policy |
touching the internal concerns Of cousyhe and
important issues arising from the late vast accession 10
the public domain and the great national objects associated
with 1.-THE impending difficulty in our relations with
France and the possible complication Of asiTs with the
troubles Of great expectation
20 the proceedings of the Congress The approaching
Session will probably continue till late in the summer OF
1850 The debates from the agitation Of questions
Of vital interest to the Republic will draw forth all the tai
ent OF the National Legislature oilng It's deioeratons
home TO the people, each succeeding day. while
maturing is in effect, bring the whole nation into
council The dicussion from the Capitol
remotest parts Of the Union foms public opinion which
reacts upon Congress and controls its decisions
To become useful Instrument however humble TO assist
the working Of the admirable machinery Of popular in
stuons is the ambition Of the conductor of the Globe
Extraordinary preparations have therefore heen made TO
the increasing demands Of rapidly improvng and
growing county for Congressional intelligence
The Globe Press has already enlisted the ables Reporters
ye, known Congress its materials and machinery of
The best sorts and The exclusive devotion oil the INDIVIDUAL
who for many years has made it his duty 10 embOiy and
publish the abos Of Congress- gives 10 hope that
advance will be made the accomplishment of This under
taking commensurate with IFS increased Importance. But
the accumulation Of expense consequent the additional
number Of Reporters requiethe extra charges incurred in
printing night The debates Of the preceding dathe vast
addition made 70 the published by the potraeted
and the fnller given,wi render enter
prise failure unless Congress shall so far pronise as to
become purchaser Of such portion OF the daily sheets is
sued, shall bue to make the reports that ill Them
The undersigned has venuIed the preparation he has
made for the Session. the expectation that Congress
will subscribe for many daily sheets for each Member
the subscription price, will in part, defy the Of
reporting. and give them circulation Congressional docu
menis in their several districts This will enable the Pub
Usher TO bear the charge of reporting and it will give
impulse the circulation Of Congressional PIin which,
although the cheapest IN the Union expense oil prepaa-
ton considered will yield sufficient profit to make the
system permanent.
JOHN C. RrEs having purchased the interest of r. p.
BLAIR In Jackson Halthe printing Office machinery aud
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
his exclusive attention the Congressional Department
e. PICKETT will conduct the Miscellaneous Department OF
the Newspaper. F. p BLAIR Ietires from both
with Tor their usefulness and prosperity
The Globe will be published daily during the session Of
Congress. and weekly the remainder Of the year. ad will
under distribution in the form Weekly Globe Con-
gressional Globe. and an Appendix
The Weekly Globe will contain Agricultural and Msce.
laneous articles and will occasionally give debates of such
Importance as command universal interest.
The price Of the Weekly Globe is reduced to dollar
with view to obtain general circulation Subscr
only ST. after the expiration of the first year.
The Congressional Globe will embody, as il has done FOL
years. Congressional proceedings and debates
| exclusively.
The Appendix will embrace the revised speeches separate
ly and the messages of the President Of the United States
and the reports of Heads of the Executive Dearments
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will be published
fast The proceedings of Congress will meke number
Subscribers expect number Of each week during
the first four weeks of session. and two three number
of each week afterwards, until the end Of the session
Each volume will probably comprise two thousand Ioya
| quarto pages, Of small type
Complete indexes the Congressional Globe and Appen
dix will be subscribers after Congress adouns
Nothing Of political party aspect will appear in ih
Globe that which will be Ound in the Congressiona
reports paper assuming 10 be impartial vehicle for al
sides, maintain character the editorial column
! reflect party hue
TERMS
For copy Of the Daily Globe daily during the session
Congress, and weekly during the recess) So o.
For the Daily Globe for less than year, at the rate
OF "a cents month.
For copy Of The Weekly Globe for year, O
For copy of the Congressional Globe during The
session, o.
For copy of the Appendix during the session, O
For four copies of either, part Of both during the
| session. 10 O
For ten copies of either part Of both during the
4 session, " "
The prices for these papers low that advance pay
| ments indispensable TO carry them on
Posmasels who may obtain subscribers will be Above
twenty per the subscription prices for single
which they may retain when they send the
subscribers and the subscription money The price for tn
Congressional Globe and Appsn milk to Clubs who take lei
copies is SO low deduction be afforded Sub
sciiptions may RENTED by mall risk, in money
PAL the section of the county where subscribers reside
The Congressional Globe and Appendix, the Dali
Globe they may elect will be sent TO all editors VIII
may publish this Prospectus oon three times befo
the first Monday December and send copy of hei
paper containing it distinctly marked around 18th pen
| direct attention 10 il. JOHN c. RIVES.
| Washington City, Oct. 8, lSi9.