Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-30

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Prospectus for the Globe
the Congressional News
paper. ioa3
ME approach of Congress calls for tho rcncw-
Il al of my proposals and preparations 10
spread its debates before the public. Tho SUCCESS
which has hitherto attended this undertaking II
is hoped will continue, and enable me to pcrpct-
nate the full history of the proceedings and dis
cussions of tho body ON which the destiny Of the
republic depends. H
The adoption of Congress has given the GLonE
nm official character the reporter Of all that Is
said and done in the body. This sanction has
been voted ut every successive session for many
years, and by members of all parties. Tho press
too, of all parties hRs borne testimony to the fdC
ity with which the duty thus contdcd has been
performed.
Tho great celebrity with hicl the lottcr-NyritCi
for the distant press circulate through the tclC-
graph their hurried accounts and views of the de-
bates of Congress, renders moro important thNu
the full and oXact official reports Of tho Cos.
GrEssIoNAL GLonE. The hasty-zhnd in many In
stances EN PARTE-rclations by telegraph of what
occurs i'll Congress supcrsodo, fof tho most mart
the exact reports taken down by reporters, and
which formerly, in u shape more or less nbbroIi-
ated, went the rounds of the press. Now tho
telegraph accounts, with all their impcrfcction,
and variety of cOlorings, take tho run of tho
country, and no press but the official Of Congress
ever publishes the full debate with tho proceed.
| ings of both houses unmutilntcd. Indeed no
newspaper can give thcm and have room for adj
vertiscincnts and the miscellaneous matter CEsen.
tiul to their existence, While therefore, tile toll.
egraph administers to tho cagcr appetite of the
public for Congress news and meets tile nOcCSsi-
tics of the political press by furnishing rapidly
written epitome suited to tho tnstO OF its patrons
perfect information of what passes in Congress /.
greatly diminished The circulation of tho Off.
cial reports has been, to some extent, cut on by
the crude and diversified accounts which, living
along the electric wires satisfy curiosity phh il
Is 9ilncs - 80! mum puts on his boots 10
follow Still there nre great many men ot
leisure and thought who like to 500 what Is aCu.
aLly sNid and done In Congress, and tojItdgO fl
themselves, rather than to receive impressions Al.
together from galvnmic batteries There arc OH.
ers, too, who, for the sake of tho future Willingly
Ra Pat I work which preserves full reeOrdor
power of the republic
Iho undersigned has made preparations com.
mcnslirato with the increased IMPORTANCE of tho
duty he has undertaken as tho only reporter and
publisher of the complete debates and nrococl.
ings of both houses of Congress-. THE coming
session will probably DO extended nine months,
ana the reports will not be cuInnrisod In less
than 5000 royal quarto pages of BREWER and non
parcel type, making four volumes OF near 900
pages each. The reports for tho lust long session
made $500 royal quurto pages, and were bound
each. ~ 4" ', F"s''
Twill publish In tho ArrrNDix for the next
session NIL laws that may he passed during tha
session, which has not been done licrctSf"roS Ai
though this will increase in no small du1roo Tho
expense of the publication, tho sIbserintion pr,o
years past, -" ''N'''
The DAILY GLoBE will be published during tho
session on superfnc double royal sheet, twill
contain contain the debates as taken down by the re-
they make any alterations, the current news NJ
the day, and miscellaneous mattcr. The main
OBJECT Tor publishing the daily paper is to enable
members to soc their rcmnrks In IL and alter
thGl, u they shall think proper, before they are
PENDIX. 80 -
Tho CoNoREssIoNAL GLoBE is made I'M Of tho
daily proceedings Of the two houses of Congress
and printed OH Is double royal paper with small
type (breyier and nonparcil, in quarto form.
each number containing sixteen royal auarto
pages. Tho speeches Of tho members In this frst
form are sometimes condensed tho full report Of
INC prepared speeches being reserved for tho Ar
PENDIX' All resolutions, motions, and other pro-
ceedings, arc given in tho form Of tho Journals
S %dth the yeas and nays on Ovcry important qyes.
The APPENDIX ia h,ado mn Of tho rro.,a.n,,,
annual message, the reports Of the principal on.
GERS OF the government that accompany IT, and
al speeches Of members Of congTohs, wIitton out
or revised by thcmsolves u Is printed In ths.
same form as the CoNoHEssIoNAL GIonx' and
usually makes about tho samc number N lr ~,
during a session, m ~ ~ F"S'''
During tho first month or six wools ~ ...,,o,,.
there is rarely moro business done than ,yiIi 100
| Two numbers week-oTlc of the CoNoREettosIT
LoIk ana ono Of the APPENDIX but during the
matter for two three number az .an nos,
rrstjn, ~ NJ next session viii be UNUSUALLY into.
s,osng q therefore calculate that tho Coxonrs.
NJ lnost q -In -t'N hgFENDtX together will make
tyPeIbrcyier and honpareil. Comnicto irdSTes.
"TDotn ~, VIII bo furnished ut tho cnd OF session..
Mil cndeavor 70 print a sufficient numbor OF
a ~; PluS copies to supply all that may III nis1ar.
lou OF lost IN tho malls bnt suhscfitofa sho6idt
DC very particular to file thoir papors earSf,iir
i3L iear that should not be able 10 sunri,, ~
the lost numbers n - ~ 'rli"' 4SS'
II subscribers shall not be satisfod WINK .NA
G GoIh, the money paid BY thom for Il will ia Te.
LLunoed 70 them whenever they return tha nuI.
Iii y men may have becI received by them, /
van give Subscribers the subsorintior nriCa sor
any Of the previous volumes OF fths 6nss,ts..
SIGNAL GLOBE or the APPxs,pIx escont ~ H. ~.
mo have them. - f N "AO wa ~
nave few copies Of the back volumes Of the
SONeAEssIoNAL GLOBE and ApfE,gptx Tor sale al
e. e. volume, bound, which It Is probable will 10
tL pOscu OF soon and when they arc, they viii.
snen l, no doubt command at least $40 volume.
As they cannot be reprinted for icss than that
sum- There are 80 back volumes.
TERMS.
AoT ono copy of the DAnY GLOBE during
For dn GHo copy Of tho cOOarssiOsAL eLoSl
Fof ono copy of the APPENDfx durino
the session ~ i-fS my
The money may DO romittod by nall1 SOho
I Ii5 Bank notes current where a subscriber 70
sIdes viii be received at par, Subscriptions
should reach here by tho 18th December, at fur
thests 20 insure all the nnmboFs sfi
Iho prices Tor these pers are so low thatl
cannot AfoTd TO credit Ia out theFciorehog
need order thom unless the money Aecom-
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