The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-05
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public. 'rhe success which has hitherto
attended This undertaking i is boped will
continue, and enable me 70 perpe'upte
The full history ofihe proceedings and
discussions OF The body On which The
destiny oftIe Republic depends.
The adoption Of Congress has gwen
ihe GLOBE an official character as tht
reporter Of all tha, is said and done ~
tile body. This sauciion has been voted
al every successive session for many
years, aud by members Of oil parties
The press, ioo, Of altparties has borne
testimony 10 The fdeliiy,wiih Which The
duty thus cophded has been performed
Fhe anpexed notices, taken az randomS
from ahe general expression in favor q
The wnik, are submitted inpruof Of i's
fullness. fairness, and usefulness. 4 am
compelled 10 omit, for wanl Of room.
pape Of notices whichare in type. N,
Tile great CELEBRITY with which the
letter writer's for the distant press cir
.cnlale through The telegraph their hurrlsto
accounts and views ofsihe debates OF
Congress, renders more important than
ever the full and ex9cI official reports o.
the CoNeBEssI NAL Gil Be Ihe liasty,
and IN many Instances pr Parte. relations
by Telegraph Of what occuis in Congress
|sup4Hsede, fot the most par', the exncf
tepors taken down by reporters, and
wluch iotmerly, in a shape more or less
(abbrevialed. went the roupdsof The press
Now The telegraph accounts, with all their
|.mperfcctidns and variety lof colorings,
rake The mn of the connry, and no pres
lbuy ,he official Of Congress ever pub
fishes hsfull debate with the proceed
inps of both Houses unmutlated. ln'
deed; no newspaper can give ihem, and
have room for Advertisements and Tue
miscellaneous mater essential TO then
lexislcnce. While, therefore, the iele.
graph administers TO the egger appetite
OF The public for Congress news, and
meets the necessities Of the political
press, BY furnishing a rapidly-wrIl'er
epitome suiicd 10 The taste of ilspaifons
perfect information Of what passes 10
Congress is gregdy diminished. The
|circnlation Of lie OFFICIAL rep rts has bsen
10 some extent, cni IF by the crn,le ano
Diversified accounts which, flying along
,he electric wires, sats6es curiosity, anl
liz is almost in vain that trulhgpuis on his
boots to follow. Sill there are grea
many men otleisure aud thought who like
10 sec what's actually said and done il
Congress, and TO Judge for themselves
rather thon 10 receive impressions alto
geiher from galvanic baitet;es. The''
are others, too, who, for The sake OF III
future, willingly patroDize a work wlhci
preserves. a full record Of The dopgs Q
the great moving and controlling powe
ofife Republic.
II: there ever was a tine when th'
aciion Of Congress should be looked I
and thoroughly studied, by the patriots
lof all parties, il certainly approache
with ibe next Congress. The Govern
ment takes new departure with IN
Incxt session, and how il is 10 work on
the arrangements made TO pacify III
TROUBLES with whichit has labofed remain
lobe seen. The succession 70 The Pres
4 Eidency will form lending considerable
lin every movement at,he next sessllor
and there will scarcely be a measure i
! ,roduced, ~ speech made that viii M
! have some bearing on that all-absoIbin
question. national conventions Of III
respective parties are called together !
nominate the candd,ies of each, th
Congress which .precedes these convel
iions always seizes the occasionally anti
ipa,ion, 10 discuss, in connection VII
SEpsbIic measures, ,Ithe merits Of the me
looked 10 give them effect in the admin
ration. Iflbe people, then, would ia'
y their share in the choice Of their fr
Y }fnnctonariss, they ought to study we
ine rhataciersof candidates as develops
Z lhy themselves, their friends, ard the
enemies in Congress-. The Capitol "
z be The rosrnm from which the people
The Unncd States will be addressed
j he subject oflhe Chief Mna's'racy, 81
7 the important topics connected with
and lie Legislation Of tbs, conntry The
y will become ,he theme Of discussion
every State Ii gislalure, Of every conn
d town and village meeting, Throughout t
Union. How important, then, does
\ become, lhat full and impartial Srepo'
should he obtained of The action of
body, which win give an impulse to =
: Republic in q new career, and which WI
Tia a}very great sdtgree, astlnenpce y
Ipnblic mind in: HE choice of the CHI
Magistrate who is ,oscargy out the wall
the people conslituJlnnally expresse
"a The undersigned has made apfePa
+ tions commens,Ifale wilhgtle increas
imporianse of,hf dMy be has snndarlak
The only reponerand pnbhsher Of !
Icomplrte debates and proceedings.
both Houses Of Capgtess The com
sesslon win probably be extended NJ
monihs, aud the eIeptr's will not be co
Eprised in less Than $500 royal qua
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