Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-14
THE GLOBE:

Congressional, Agricultural, and Literary Ne,cspapo
The undersigned submits to the public his proposals
Tor the Globe and its reports for the next session Of
Congress. Congress has so literally patronized
the undertaking that will be established standard
work worthy OF It's official imprimatur unless the nm
derslgned fails in his duty. This will not be the case
u earnest effort can avail The Globe is the only paper
that will furnish full reports of the proceedings and de-
bates OF the two Houses of Congress; and having re-
ceVed ther sanction as such, the best Reporters will
be engaged write the debates of each day which
will undergo the revision of the Members The work.
alter passing through the Daily Globe and receiving
corrections will be presented, as finished in the Con-
gressonal Globe and Appendix
The debates will probably Increase 10 interest during
the next session. The one subject which eoorossed he
last, will doubtless give way to others Of great variety
which, in this progressive country the conflicts of par
~ ana the ambition place and distinctions necessari-
y produce Vast interests will be at stake upon the de-
cIsIons OF the next Congress- and there is great talent
IN both branches which will be evoked in their discus
sion All the honors of the Republic dependent on the
succession to the Presidency, as well as all the great
and permanent interests which go the advancement
OF the power oite country will give impulse to the ac
ton OF the next session of Congress.
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session OF Congress, and weekly the remainder of the
year. 1t will contain full and faithful reports of the
proceedings of both Houses of Congress; and msecl
aneous articles on those general subjects to which il is
devoted. - .
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oc'eouS aricies and will occasionally give debates
oil such Importance as command universal interest
The price of the Weekly Globe is reduced to one dol
lar, with view to obtain more general circulation.
ne congressional Globe will embody as il has done
Tor the last seventeen years. Congressional
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afatey and the messages Of the President of the United
States and the reports of the Heads of the Executive
Departments
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or three numbers of each week afterwards u,t;l ~
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editorial columns reflect party hue.
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roe one copy OF the Weekly Globe for one wear M
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w, JOHN G. RlVES.
WAsHINeroN CRY, October 18th, 1850