The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-11-04
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CONVENTIONAL Globe and 3ppendI, which contain the
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the late session Of Congress- the following Joint Resolution
passed
Joint RESOLUTION providing for the distribution IL
the Laws Of Congress ant the Debates thereon.
with view cheap circulation Of the laws Of Con
gss aud the debates contributing 20 the true intrpret
tOn thereof and 10 make free the communication between
the tepresen' alive and &C n'tituent bodies:
Re re,oipoi by HE SesGfe ard HOgss Of Rspre mia
tires o,he Uaifsd Staes Of Ansri N C0rg1ss asssn
bi That from and after the present session Of Congrs
the Congressional Globe and Appendix whcb contain the
laws and he debates thereon shs pass through the
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Congress Pror,d That nothing herein shall he constru
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postage
Approved August g. 1852"
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without for the every all thst il s.id nd sBs by
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teuo speeches the Messages OF the President 81 the Uni
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Importance 70 the session # Congress Throughout
u whole country there will be soei'ude to kno~ THAT
shape Congress will eut.avor e. give 10 naonsI affairs
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| country should possess them JOHN e.. RlNES.
Washington, Oct. 2Sth 1852 Nov 4-6w