Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-20
PR OsPECTUs
For TIFF eIopF-Tbe Conere.sionsI

U US
FOR THE G~L0BE-The Congressional Newspaper.
THNHE approach of Congress calls for the renewal Of nay pro-
n possls and preparations to spread its debates before the pub
lie. The success which has hitherto attended this undertaking
1t is hoped will continue, and enable me 10 perpetuate the NIL
history y Sry, Of th e PT r sslnE;is end SlsSsssions Of the body on which
The adoption of Congress has given the GLOBE an Official
character as the reporter Of all u al is said and done in the body.
msn eSrs ana 4 NV Ug 5snh Soeo q, y s - ssssion .
ali parties has borne testimony to the fidelity viii which the
duty thus c0nfded has been performed. The annexed notices,
work. r submitted il proof of iTs faliness. fairness and :
fulness- am compelled to omit for want OF room, a page OF
The great CELEBRITY with which the letter writers fr the dis.
and views Of TIE debates Of Congress, renders more important
than ever the full and exact official reports OF the coSeREs4ox-
by telegraph OF what occurs in Congress supeTsede. for the most
ineriy, in a shape more or less abbreviated, went the rounds OF
the press. Now the telegraph accounts, with all their imper.
icetions and variety Of eoloTings, take the run Of the country, and
no pres, but the official Of Congress ever publishes the fdI de-
10 newspaper can give them, AID have room for advertisements
and the miscellaneous matter essential TO their existence.
Of the public for Congress news. and meets the neoessitiss Of
the political press. by furnishing rapidly written epitome suit.
ed TO the taste Of It's patrons. perfect information Of what passes
H. CONGRESS Is grestly diminished. The circulation Of the on:
diversified accounts which. flying along the electric wires. sat.
sues curiosity, and II Is almost in vain that truth puts on his
and thought who like 10 oD = wS 4 = g ssu aiiTy ~ men n OF .sasuis
Congress, and TO judge FOR themselves, rather than TO receive
impressions altogether from galvanic batteries. There ave 9th
We . &h Mdo' p 70 e sa a full ii ree@ future oF ~, Willingly 5dgly P r e sTsa +
moving and controlling power Of the Republic.
II there ever was a time when the a. fion OF Coucress should
be looked to nd t~horouEhly studied. hy the patriotic Of an par
eminent takes q new departure with the next = sion. and NJ how
tis to work out the announcements mace To pscify The troubles.
with which it has laboTed remains 10 be seen. The succession
TO the Presidency viii form a le. ding consideration at the next
have some bearing on that all absorbing question. II national
conventions Of he respective parties are called together to nom.
conventions always seizes the occasion. by anticipation. 10 dis
men looked to 10 give them effect in the ADMINISTRATION. If the
people, then. would have their share in the choice Of their FIRST
fGnotionsries. they ought to study well the character OF can
didates as developed by themselves. their friends. sRd their Or
ponenis in Congress. The Capitol Will be the rosuam from
NnCh u people OF nc tnit-d States will be addressed on the
sutleSt oi me Chiei nagistTaeS and the important topics con-
come the meme Of discussion in every State legislature. OF cve-
n SolnY Town and village meeting, throughout the Union
reports should be obtained Of the action Of a body. which will
in a very great degree. influence the public mind in the choice
of the Chief Msristra e who is to carry out the will O. the peo-
pie as o"nsttutionahy expressed
The undersigned hs mase preparations commemorate with
the lncTeased impoiance Il III duty be has undertaken as the
only reporter and publisher Of the complete j, bates and pro-
prob bly, be EXTENDED ninc months. and The repoTts will not be be-
comprised in les than ?So royal quarto pages Of BREWER and
nonpareil type-making volumes Of uerr eO pages each. The
pages pss % esth. '0""' i" four VOi'ms'' averaging ga royal quartz
| will publish in the APPENDIX for the next session ell laws
inst my be Passed Hnng The session. which has net been done
expense OF tie publication, the subscription psice viii be the
same th9t u has teen for several years past.
The IaiLr GLoDE win he published during the session on
ken down by the reporters. and rs alsered by the speakers. when
ever they make any alterations; the current news Of the dsv.
end miscellaneous mstier. The main object for publishing tie
alter them il they sbsll think proper before They are publshedin
the CoNGRrssiONAL GLoHE md APPENDIX.
~ CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE Is mace Up or the daily proceed
r roEs : ns M ' wfts s q1S ,@ i SS dgay.r aS Pnp,od on a double
form. each number containing sixteen royal quauo PsFes. The
speeches Of the Members. in Ibis fTsi form, arc sometimes con-
densed-ihe full report OF the prepared speeches being reserved
for the APPENDlx. All resolutions. motions and other proceed
inEs. are gwen IN the bTm Il the Journals, with the yeas and
nays on every important question.
Tie APPENDIX Is made up Of the Presidents Annual Message,
the Reports Of the principal officers Of the Government thsf &C,
company it and All speeches OF Members Of Congress, written
cut "r revised by themselves. Iii : printed in the same foam as
the CoNGREssIoNAL GLOBE, and usually makes about the same
number of PAGES during a session
During the first month or six weeks Ct session. there Is rare
ly more business done than will make TWO numbers week-
one OF the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and one Of the APPENDIX; but
during me remainder u a session. there Is usually suhhclent mat
ter for two or three numbers Of each every week. The next
session will be unusually Interesting; therefore. 1 calculate that
the CONGRESSIONAL 6LoBE ana APPENDN together VIII make al
least 3JCO large quaro pages. printed in small type-hrevier and
nonpareil. Complete Indexes to bch viii be furnished at the
end q 2 session
] will endeavor to print a suh oient number Of surplus copies
to supply all that may be miscsrTied. or lost in the mails; hut
subscribers should te very parncuisr TO he Their papers care
bers.
lf subscribers shall not be satisfied with the work the money
paid by them for il viii be refunded TO them whenever they re
urn n NUMBERS whiSh may have been received by them 1
VIII give subscribers tie subscription price for my Of the pre-
viOus volumes Of the CoNGREssioNAL GLOBE OF the Appendix,
except for the last session, and will thank any person who will
let me have them.
! have a few copies Of tho back volumes Of the CoxeREssrox-
AL GLOBE and APPENDIX FOR sale at s. a volume bound, which il
is probable viii be disposed Of soon; and when they are. they
will then. no doubt. command at least $40 a volume, as they
cannot he reprinted for less than that sum. There are IS back
volumes.
For one copy of the DAILY GLoBE during the session.. So 90
For one COPY Of the CoSGREssioNAL GLOBE during the ses-
For one copy Of the APPENDIX during the session 49,. , 90
The money ma, be Hmitted by mail at my risk. Bank notes
current where = subscriber resides will be received at par. sub
scriptions should reach here by the 18th December, at fuTthest,
TO insure al the numbers.
The prices for these papers are so low that I cav not afford to
credit them out; therefore no person need order them unless the
money accompanies the order.
JOHN c. RTVEs.
Washino.on City October L rssI - ov--awdSw