Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-13
PRosPEcTUs
r THE sIOBF-The Congressional Newspaper.

FOR THK sL0BE-The Congressional Newspaper.
u NHE approach Of congress calls for the Isnewsl Of my pro
lie. The success which has hitherto attended this undertaking
n hi. = aSP Of the S' p. eeesaSs. s ana si.essss ps 70 Of R sSe SOdy on Which
=" The sdopS Ss Of cCnsress s has given the etorr an Omeial
character as the reporter Of all IA I is said and done in the body.
many years. and BY members Of an parties. The press, too. Of
all parties has borne testimony 10 the hdslliy win which the
taken at random from the general expression in favor Of the
fuiness. lam compelled to omit for want Of room, page OF
The great CELEBRITY with which the letisr.writes fr IN. ai<
tsnt press circulate through the telegraph their hurried accounts
than ever the full and exact official reports ofthe CoSsEEslOs-
A. GLOBE, The hssty: and in many instances az Pars relation.
R ne1iy the fa s = sssP psP = 'o 3 ss. s0 ssSr ey .s seST Ssr; and q. T rSSSs for 3 Z
the press. Now the telegraph accounts, with all their imper.
no press but the oficisi of Congress ever publishes the full de-
bate with the proceedings Of both Houses unmuuls,eo Indeed,
and the miscellaneous matter essential to their existence.
oe the pnsh ieiS . rS nS res Tss hsr n @ss, : h ne Ssser sppeuoS
the political press, by furnishing rapidly written epitOne ssit-
il Congress is greatly diminished. The circulation Of the OF.
diversified accounts which. flying along the electric wires. sat
isles curiosity, and it is almost in vain that truth puts on his
s s1S+ thought IS'S Who ike x t, sH : @sa a s |. seiu siisy al. @e and !, s ,sas' re
impressions altogether from gslvsnic batteries, There are 9th
es, too. who. for The sake Of the future willingly PaiIonise a
moving and controlling power Of the Republic.
IL there ever was a time when the a. tiOn Of Congress should
be looked to nd thoroughly studied, by the patriotic Of all par
Eminent Ge isSes S neM sepsI,T we'1 MIN ihs n e S9ns,ejs; The b Gov
Il Is TO work out the arrangements nave TO pacify the troubles
To The PTesidenev will form = r.. ding eonsiiSsr,,iion :, me neS+
have sumo e bearing s%Tin " on that ali absorbing question ii ''n If n miI
conventions Of the respective parties are called together to NOM
conventions always SEXES the occasion, by anticipation. TO dis.
euss' in connection with public measures the merits Of the
people, then, would have them share in the choice Of their first
didstes as developed by themselves, their friends, and their OPP
ponsnts in Congress. The Capitol Will be the rOstrum from
which the people Of the United States will be addressed ON the
subject Of The Chief MSgistTsey, and The important topics con
come the theme Of discussion in every State Legislature, Of eve
Z HoT county gmDor iSwn ,s s~s S yi,lsg e S %eeslss, , ,inToq S1 .I5 ,hs m UIiU.
reports should be obtsined of the action Of a body. which will
give an Impulse to the Republic in new career. and which win.
in a very great degree. influence the public mind in the choice
Of the Chief Magisira e who is to carry out the win OF the PeO-
The undersigned has made preparations Commensurate with
only reporter and publisher Of the complete debates and pro.
probably reSiPiy 5. eTte %edf nine 81 months, and the reports DTe%t will will NOT BE BE-
comprised in less than 3JC0 royal qusTto pages Of BREWER and
reports for % he iasi long session made SOS Toyysf susrao pages.
and were bound in four yoltmes, averaging S4 royal qusrto
/ will publish in the APPENDIX for the next session all laws
heretofore. Although Il this = Will increase in no snail degree the
expense Of the publication. the subscription Pries will be the
The DMIr GLOBE win be published during the session on a
ken down by the reporters, and as altered by the speakers, when
ever they make any alterations; the current news Of the day,
daily paper is. to enable Members to see their Temsrksi in il. and
alter them if they shall think proper before hey are Pubhshedin
the CoNeREssInNAL GLOBE and APPENDIX.
The cosGREssIoSAL GLoBE is made up Of the daily proceed
royal paper. with small type. (rever and nonPareil) in quarto
form. each number Containing sixteen royal qusrto PAGES. The
speeches Of the Members. in this frs. form. are sometimes con-
dsnsed-ihe full report of the prepared speeches being reserved
20" the APPENDIX. All resolutions, motions and other proceed
ines. are given in the form Of the Journals, with the yeas and
nays on every important question.
The APPENDIX is made up OF the Presidents Annual Message.
company it, and all Speeches Of Members OF Congress. written
out ~ revised by themselves. It is printed in the same form az
the CossREssIosAL GLOBE. and usually makes about the same
During the first month OF six weeks OF a session. there Is rsre-
ly more business done than will make Two numbers a week.
one of The CoSesEssoSAL GLOBE and one Of the ArFksD1; but
ter for two or three numbers OF each every week. The next
session will be unusually interesting; therefore. 1 calculate that
the CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE and APPEEDN together will make al
least 25oo large quarto pages printed in small tyPe-brevier and
nonpareil. Complete Indexes TO both will be furnished at the
end Of a session
! will endeavor to print a sufficient number OF surplus copies
to supply all that may be miscsrTlcd, or lost in the mails; bot
fully, for fear that should moi be able to supply al the lost num-
beTs.
paid BY them for il will be refunded to them whenever they re-
turn the numbers which may have been received by them. I
will give subscribers the subscription price for any Of the pre-
vious volumes Of the CoseREssIoNkL GLOBE or the APPrsDir.
except for the last session. and will thank any person who will
let me have them.
have a few copies Of the back volumes Of the CoSoREssos-
Al GLoEE and APPENDIX for sale AT s. a volume bound. whichit
is probable will be disposed Of soon; and when they arc. they
will then. no doubt, command at least $40 a volume, as they
cannot be reprinted for less than that sum-. There are IS back
volumes.
For one cosy of the DAILY GLOBE during the session.. SIS co
For one COPY Of the CONGRESSIONAL GLoBr during the ses-
$40 =. n,,Ds !. ~
The money NAV be RENTED by mail at my risk. Bank notes
current where a subscriber resides will be received at par. Sub
scriptions should reach here by the 18th December. at furthest.
to insure ali The numbers.
The prices for these papers r so low that I esrnot sford to
credit them out; therefore no person need order them unless the
'"' ~ JOHN c. RIvEs.
Washington City, October IL, s5I.-novs-3wd&w
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