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PROSPECTUS OF THE GLOBE:
rue OPTICAL PAPER OF Cong Ess


(tONGRESS has msae the GLOBE it's organ Of oommu
~ ncaon with the country. To facilitate this impor
tant object and diminish the expense the people
CoHrtsioaal Globe and appendix, which contain the
proceedings Of Congress revised by the
forth to be conveyed through the mails free Of postage
the late session Of Congress- the following Joint Resolution
was passed:
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the distribution Of
the Laws Of Congress, and the Debates thereon.
With view to the cheap circulation IF the laws Of
gress and the debates contributing 20 true
ton thereof and to make free the between
the representative and Constituent bodies:
BE reSogped 6y the Senate and House Of Reprs,ena.
trss OF the Uniied States Of America Corsss
Died. That from ana after the session
the Congressional Globe and Appendix which contain the
laws aud The debates thereon shall pass through the
mails long the SHAH be published BY order Of
Congress Propded That nothing herein shall be
ed to authorize the circulation OF the Daily Globe
postage
approved August s, 1852"
The GLoBR will nov, trust, enter upon new and more
extended of usefulness Congress which draws
It's focus all the important topics and of the tmes
for its discussion and acts them with view to the in
terests Of the Republic has provided through which
without cost FOR the etery all shat IL said done
the body which speaks and acts for the nation shall be put
within the reach Of the poorest citizen.
The iberaty with which Congress patronzes the work
ensbes tae undersigned TO report the proceedings and
liver full sets Of both the Congre son Globe and the APP
psnix containing the proceedings daily debates the writ
tenout speeches the Messages OF the President the Uni
It'd States the Reports the Heads Of Departu ens
all the Laws passed dgring session. for Three Dollars
price which barely for the printing the copies sub
scrbed for by the people Every who will compare the
price of this work WITH shy other considering the
o! matter and style OF publication will fnd that IL Is
cheapest circulated from press In the world and II
country places the true value It's political instiutons
on the action Of that representative toy which and
maintains them which brings under review donsss and
acts on all the interests Of this widespread Republic
sentns to the peo every event foreign domestic that
can, however remotely, AFFECT the public BteTes may he
called ths best as well ~ the cheapest publication in the
world
The approach Of new imparts peculiar
he npNt Of throu sLo,,
the whole coontry there will be stcituds know what
shsps Congress will sndssvor to give 70 the national affairs
- NEST the incoming Administration The debates Of the
next session will doubt heretofore freshadow
policy ID is Of the admirable features Of our nstu
tions that the popular boy and executive head gifted
with cdspenden poSer and both representing the Pc pie
and the States shall act and react each other IL in
this way the sovereign authority eIsrted through serea
agents and from different qaTt RS gives that direction
which It's superior force cocps sometimes dissenting
department. OF the GOyerBnept To adopt.
Iuoss therefore, who would understand well the policy
which is likely to bear upon the Administration ought
to the debates Of that Congress which pre-
csdes It, Not only but the who to give
them efct will depend much the Congress for
without doubt IL will have its influence on the acts OF
TIE new President whoever he may be- regard to all that
may interest She constituencies represented by its ember
IN regard to the greatest well the smallest matters and
appointmeL Is affecting them
The proceedings of Congress first published in the
Ddty Globe which is laid the desks Of all
10 let them the and make Whist corrections they
think proper they printed in the Cone
Globe or the Appeadr The Daily Globe is published du
ring session OF Congress az the rate Of Ten Dollars per
The Congrss.ionai Globe and Appendr are printed on
double sheet in royal qusro FORM each number
taiuing sixteen pages The Congress- Globe 10 made
OF the daily proceedings d the two Houses the Ar
pe6r embraces the long speeches withheld by the speak
for revision the Messages Of the President Of United
States aud the Reports Of the Heads Of the Executive De-
partments.
The Laws passsd during session. and an index to them
printed possible after adjournment and sent
osll subscribers for the Globe Appendix
TERMS
For one copy Of the Duly 6obs during the next SEES
sion $3.50
For one copy Of the CoHgresSi on0l Globe Appsadir,
and Laws, for the next Seeson $500
The subscription money must accompany the order
no attention will be paid to it
Subscriptions should reach here by the 18TH December
at furthest, to insure all the numbers
have about five hundred surplus copies Of the Congres
sondI Globe for the last session. which contain besides
proceedings Of Congress- all laws and joint psss
I'd during the session. The proceedings
$3.50 pages and the list Of appropriations and index
yet printed will make about so pages will let thope
who subscribe for the Congressional Globe and appendix
for the coming session have them at the following
Price per copy, unbond 3d. bound in three volumes
backs and Russia leather So. They will be deliy
cred 70 subscribers these prices sell the bound volume
here for "a volume; the three volumes bound for Sl2
Every person who takes any part in the politics Of this
country should possess them JOHN G. RIVES.
Washington, Oct 2Sth 1852 Nov. 4-6w