The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
FOR THE GLOBE
TIE CONGRESSIONAL r~KfsNSPA-
PERI

Succt - WBIen nus HllHcTlo attenut1 ftHi9 -
il is hoped will continue. and enH-
bic me 10 perpetnqic the full hist ry OF the
proceedings and discussions of the body Oh
whish the destiny Of the republic depends.
The adoption CT Congress has given the
GLoRE an official character thc reporter oi
aH that is said and done in the body his !
has bo voted at every successive I
scss ion for may years. andhy nensl,ers ~ al |
parties 1'ne pretls, too, Cf asi pr riiesas
lone testimony 10. the fidelity VIII wllicii me
dnfy thus ccnfilcd fas bcen perforBicd.
The grea eeietiiy wiih which Tie lctter- /
,Vfi.ets for the aislani press circulate through
thc telpgrarif fhtir hurried ce6,ur5 und gieWs
of b,. ,ieBatesio o GoGgress rc lple teurss im7i
portont sbap ever lie tuH and exact o!iciW re-
lsr.e ol tie Co = eREssioNAL GLGEE. ifhchn5ty
al d IN many instnnces Eek partc'--ra lptiolis
by teegraph of what occurs iu Congress
supersede. Tor tie most paH, The exact reports
taken down by reporters. and WHICH fnnneriy,
I in a shape more or loss abbreyilcd, weHt uIc
rounds OF he pres. now the telegraph nc
counts, vii az thcir fapcrfcctiohs and yurie-
lty of coIorings, take the ran OF tie country,
and 70 press bui the oficiaLOI Congress ever
publishes thc fuH dcbate with The proceedings
OF both houses unmutla;ed, Indeed, 40 news.
paper can give them and have room for ad-
vei tisements and tbs miscellaneous matter
cssentiakto their existence. While. therefore.
the telegraph admin isterss.to 'he- -euger aPpe-
titc of thh public for ongrcss news, and meets
lie necessities OF the political pecss by
furnishing a rapidly-writlen ePijome suited
to the taste of It's patrons. perfect Information
of what pisses IN Congress is greatly dimn-
ised. Ine circulation oi the official reports
mas been. 10 some extent, cut oil by the crude
and diversified accounts which, flying along
the electric Tres, satisfy curiosity, and it is
almost in vain that Truth puts on his boots 10
/ f.,if, i rf Tftnf n O1
leisure and thought uho like to see what is
actually said and done in Congress, and 10
iudye for themselves, rather than 10 receive
Impressions altogether from gafyanic batteries
| There are others, too. who; Tor lie sake OF the
future, wiL ingfy patronize u work which
observes fule record Of tie doinCs OF the
great Eaoying and controlling powered inc re-
pubic.
The undersigned has made prePlra'iols
| commensurate with the increased imporiaHcc
/ of the duty he has undertaken as the only re-
/ porter and publisher of the complete debates
and proceedings of both houses OF Congress.
| The coming session wiz probably be extended
nine months, md tie reports viii not be
con- prised in Tess than SOTO royal quarto
pages Of BREWER and nonPareu type, making
lour volumes of near 900 pages eack The
re ports for the last long session made 3,S96
royaL quarto pages, and were bound IN
four volumes, averaging GA royal quarto
pages each.
[ wiz publish in the AFPENDEx for the ncxi
| res len all laws that may be passed during
| the session, whica has not b-ea done hereto
| lore Although This Wiz increase in no sTn!i
degree tie expense of the publication, the
subscription price wiA be The same that it
has been for several yaars past.
The DAILY GLoTE wiz be published during
The session on a superfne double royE sheet.
/ r.. IL. a, u L..
tie reporters, and as altered BY the speakers.
whenever they make any alterations, the
current news of the d1y, and miscellaneous
matter Thc main object for pub bishng the
d ,iy paper is :oenabIe members to see rthelr
remarks in tand after them,' it they think
proper, before they are published in the
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and APPENDIX.
Tie CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE is made UP
Of tAe daily proceedings of the two hhouse-
cf Congress, and printed on double royaI
paper, with small type, (brevier and non
partil,) 10 quarto form, each number con-
airi,g q sixteen royal pages. he speech
es OF the m mbers in Ibis first form are
some ines coadtrse sed, the full IeEort OF
The prepared speeches being reserved Tor
ihe APpEhD!x Al resolu iouS, nations,
aud Other proceedings ere given IN the
iorm Of the lou ualS, wGh tie yeas and
nays on every nnpof;aut question.
n Il
The APrGND!x is made up Of the Ptesi
deus anlnal aessaee, the rcroHs ot rtlc
principal officers Of lhe EoVe gmept tlai
arcomIany il, aad al sQeechsss ct members
of Congress, written out or revised by
Il IS printed in tlr@5 sam
form as The CoNGRE ssloNAE GLoGE. and
nsua,ly makes about fhe same nunf0er o.
pa ecs curing session,
During tie Il st month or < weeks ot o
session there IS tarey more business done
tEan Viii meke TWO numbers weck-
pne or the CoiscREssIoNA rGBoBE and one
1f The ArPENDlx; but durng the remain
Ter Of "a session there is usually sufficient /
natter for two or three numbers OF each a
,yrry week. Tie next Sc, sion will lie
interesting. Therefore calcu-
tie that the CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE aid !
APPExpIx s05ether vii mako at .leas :
500 Jorge quavlo pages, printed IN Sma
ype- BREWER aux nonpaTeiL Complete
indexes To both will be furnished at the end tl
f a session. 6
| wi endeavar 10 print a sufficient num- o
er of surpsts copies TO supply all that may 4
e miscanied or Iost in the MALL; but sub s
cribeis should be very particular TO file
heir papers carefully, for fear that y
hou'd not be ale 10 supP'y all the lost n
umbeTs.a ii
Ii subscribers sial not be satisfied with
le work lhe money paid by them for il :
i'll be refunded TO them whcnever they I
.!urn the numbers which may have heen 4
.ceived ~ them. will give sub eli p
3rs the subscriptions price for any Of the :,
evrons volumes of The CoNGREsSIONAL n
IGRH and App NpIx eVcPnl fOr ihp 1act -