Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27
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The approach cf Congress call. for the renewal q my
he bubble 'ar b. which e s1d u, s<sDs. s s
undertaking IL 10 hoped viii continue. mud emIe NE to
as s e. the & ln history q the Isseeds. and d,.ss
depends.
The adoption OF Congress hns given the oloss sn
official character the reporter Of MI that ia ssd
done in the body. This sanction has bean voted every
successive session fof msy years. and by menbers f oil
to the fidelity with which the duty thus eonfdsd has been
The ceefity with which the letter writers fr n. dis,
snt press circulate through the telegraph their hued
and views oi the debates f Congress- Eeders
Of the CoNsREssiosAL GLOBE The hssty and in msny ,
instances PARTs, relations by telegraph Of what
Congress supersedc, for the most part the reports
taken .wn by reporters and which formerly in shape
of less abbrevated went the rounds uf press
Now the telegraph accounts with all their imperfectiuns
and variety Of comgs, lake the Of the country, and
press but the official " congress publishes full
Indeed newspaper give them, and have for
advertisements and the miscellaneous matter essential 20
their e1.tsncs While tse.eore W the Telegraph admins.
and the necessities of the political press by furnish
ing rapidly written eptone suited to tho taste OF lie
patrons, perfect nformati Of whit passes in Congress
10 greatly diminished. The circulation Of the official
reports has been extent IF by the crude and
diversified accounts which, flying oong the electric wires
satisfies curiosity, and 1t is almost IN vain that truth put
on his boots to fjcw still there grea, many
of leisure and thought who like to what is actually
said and done in Congress- and to judge for themselves
rather than to impressions altogether from gava
c batteries There Others to-, for the sake Of
the futute willingly paronlze a work which preserves a
fun record Of the dogs the great moving and control
| ling powers of the Republic
II there ever was time when the action Of Congress
sh ud he looked to and thoroughly studied by the patriotic
OF all parties, it rtainy approaches with the Con-
eress The Government takes departure with'the
next session. and w it is TO work ont tho arrangements
made to pacify the troubles with which II has iab1red
remains to be The succession to the Presidency
VIII form leading consideration In every movement at
the next session. and there will scarcely be
intr ,duced speech made, that will not have
bearing on that al-absotbing question Ii national
Ot tile respective parties called together
nominate the candidates Of each, the Congress which
pecedes the conventions always sezes the OCCASION by
anticipation, to discuss, in connection with public
sures the merits o the looked o 10 give them effect
in the administration. Ii the people, then would have
their share in the ch ice If their frs fuIctionaes they
ought to study well the character of candidates devel
nped by themselves, their friends, and ihr enemies IN
Congress The capital will be the rstrum from which
the people Of the United will he addressed the
subject OF the Chief agstracy aud the important topics
will bceons the theme of discussion in every State Iegis
laiure Of every country town aud village meeting
throughout the Criun. How important, then, does i,
become that full and impartial reports should be obtained
nt tbs aeton Of body which will give impuse the
Republic in career, md which. In n very great
degree, influence the public mind la the choice of the
Chief Magistrate VINO is tn carry out the will Of the people
ss constitutiOnaly expressed
The undersigned has made preparations eonmensurate
with the increased Of the duty he has undera.
ken as the only reporter aud publisher Of the complete
debates and proceedings Of both Houses nf Congress The
ming session VIII pr ,bably be extended nine m n;ip
and the reports Will not he mprised III ess than 35 0OC
val quartz pages # BREWER and nom arei typeinalng
1
last ling session made $3.50 yal qupro pages, and
bound III iouE VOLUMES averaging VA royal quartz pages
earh 40,
WIN pnhsh III the PfBsDlx Tor the next session, all
laws that may be passed durig the session. which has not
been ne heretofore Attn ugh this VIII Increase IN no
sIah degree the expense m the pucatlon, the suiscTln
plce VIII be Inc same thut II has been Tor several
yeIs past =, - ,.,,,
Inc DAILY OLoM wiH De Puhisheu during Inc session
on supethne uyuo'e ioAa sheet IL VIII contain the
aeolteh do lAeh u'Wh oy 'ne rep"fteFs ana rs alere
by the speakers, whenever 'hsy make nny alteTations
sne car ews VI 'he uy uIu the hlceaees matter
Inc maui "D!ect i' puoisg tne uuy paper 49, to ena-
bic Members to see their remarks IN IT, and alter them il
they snail thing proper before they are published IN the
Cngressohal "i'ce ana Appehaix
The Congressional Guoe Is made up OF the daily pro-
eeeoigs on the wv" h"uses !" congress, ana prnt-i on
donbe royal paper with small type (brever and nom
F"yel ouao mage, The sa.ecbes Of hs Mrghsr ~
hn @ ,nr are & M M sa rsp% OF
Al resiutions motions ana other proceedings nr. give,
ia the form Of the Journals with the yeas and nays
e'TtY ,rb "P"' Ansd q. ad -, oS ~, p,..ia.,,. .,.
Message, ihe Reports Of the principal Oiice. Of tn,
Government that accompany it, and all Speeches If Mem
&c ,h sm. r un n. u E evs.u uy Gs
and usually makes about the same numbef oi dns
session
m ane n bms"r., ds hs sy, mss ,s,s' n Sr' ,
bers a week-ona Of the Congreusonal Globe and on,
J. f the Appendix but during the remainder OF session
NJ .ecb asd ..r .c Ie ner cr .,. o 1 @
i ally interesting therefore calculate that the Cgres
II sioa Globe and Appendix together wli make a, eas
so .oa se Puat.o pSse p1.a m sa & M we
nished at the end OF q session.