Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-24
pRUsphUIUs FOR TIVE GLOBE.

phUofEGIUo tOh IhE tLDbE.
The approach of Congress call, or - rsaew. q sny
pr, pruss and preparations 10 spread lie debates befSs
the public Tie which has lerto suendsd iss
Undertaking ii IL hopsd viii continue. and sHnss me ts
perpetuaie the f history tile procoedhgs sis4 deus
cf the body whies tho destiny VI the Rspssias
depends. rF
official character as the reporter oi s that s sad sb&
done in the bvdy This has been voted At every
qessve % session 70, many sars s
70 the fidelity with which ths duty thus eonsded has es
The celebrity with which the writer, for the d.
tant press circuiate through the Telegraph their hurried
etconE aud views OF the debates u Congress- resdsrs
More inportsnt uHn ever The full aud eIc fhein rsps
| q. ,de CONGRESSIONAL OLops The hasty and In many
instances rARTf, relations by telegraph ~ what oseSrs
1ken dwn by reporters and which formerly. ia shape
mon, Of less abreYated went tao rounds Of the press
~, Telegraph accounts with all their inpeneetions
md va., Il color.s, take The Of the csniry and
n, pre,s lit tn 'cia F congress ever publishes the fas
debate with the poceedib ION Gn.m io1'sa I sa , e.
advertisements and tie msceh sos matter essential 10
their existence While, tefefore .an,,ns %
tefs to the eager appetite Of hs public 80 G S.I;',t
end the necessities Of the b. tiral r.ess' oy iuIsh
ing rapidly written cpitOine sutSt TO IL S,r,.. .
patrons perfect Information II what passes III
is greuy diminished The circulation % the ent
reports hns bee TO extent, cut oG by the cfud'
diversified accounts which hyng along the electric wire
satisfies cGF sity, md il almost in vain thu. truth put
on his boots to follow Still! there great many men
pf leisure and thought who like TO wha. lie actually
said ntd done III Congress- and TO judge for themselves,
rather than to receive Impressions altogether from snlvsu
ic batteries. There are others ton, who for the sake u
the future, Willingly pa!ronize work which preserves
full record of the igs Of the great moving and sOntrs
ling powers OF the Republic
II there was a tine when tbs sction Of Congress
should he booked to and thoroughly studied by the patiohe
CT all parties, it certuiny sppuach.s with tie next Con-
gress The Government akes new departure with the
next session and now il is to work 90: the arrangements
made to pacfJ hO troubles with which II has lhborsd
remains 20 be The saccessiun to tho Presidency
will form leading consideration IN every movement Of
the session. and there will scarcely be q measure
introduced OF speech made, that VA NOT nave soms
bearing that ai-obsobing question Ii national eon-
venns OF the respective parties us called tSehT es
nominate the candiiates Of each, the Congress which
precees the conventions always szz.s the occasion, By
anticipation, to discuss, In connection with public NEE"
surc the merits If the looked TO !. give them efst
in the administration If the people, then, would have
ought to study well the character Of candidates ~ dsvsl
oped by themselves their friends, and th,iI enemies In
Congress The capital will be the rusrum from which
the plc uf the United Saies will be addressed the
subject OF the Chief Meg gstrscy and the inpoai, topes
connected with it, and the legislation Of the country there
viii become the theme Of discussion in every State Legis
loture OF ever country town and village meeting
become, tSat full and impartial reports Should be obtained
Of tbs action OF body, which will give Impulse 10 the
Republic "a new career and which, Ia very grs8
degree, influence tho public mind In the choice Of thu
Chief Magistrate who is to carry out the wiz Of the people
| Is constutionaiy expressed.
The undersigned has made preparations commenSlr,is
with the ncTc1sed importance the duty lie In nnde-a
Ken as the only reporter and publisher Ot the s@npets
debates ana proceedings OF both Houses Of Congress The
coming session viii probably be extended nine Inonths
and the reports will not be comprised III less than 3oOSo
royal qlato pages of BREWER ald nonyars type-nakns
volumes Of near go pages each Tho rep'rts for The
last long session made :siJ royal qunrio pugeE and
bnand III four Volumes averaging VA royai quartz Pages
| each.
viii publish in the ArrEYDS for the session, az
laws that may be passed during the Session, which has ro
been done heretofore Although this viii increase in
small degree the expense of the pubicson the subscfip
tai price wI! be the same that 1t aas bssn iof sev~S
| years past
The DAILY GLopE viii be published during the session
on supernc double royal sheet. Il viii contain the
debates as taken down by the reporters, md s,crs<
hy tha aEgru i'm
the current Of the day and the mcelaneors Hste;.
The main object for publishing the daily paper is, to
Die Members to their remarks in it, and altor them
they shall think proper before they published in ihs
! Congressional GlDbe and Appendix
The Congressional Globe is made up Of the daily NO
eeedgs OF the two Houses Of Congress- and printed oa
dnbIe royal paper, with small type, (brevief nnd
royal quarto Iages The speeches of the Members, in
this form are sometimes cJiidensed-the fuu report o(
the prepared speeches being reserved fer the Appendix
All resolutions, Mons other proceedings, givcA
IN tue iorn OF the J'nrhu with the yeas and nays o.
every Important question.
The Appendix is made up Of the Presidents Annual
Mess 'ge, the Reports d the principal Oticefs Of the
Government hat ucconfany it, md all Speeches OF Mem
bers u Congress, written revised themselves
IL is puted ~ IN. form the Congressional Gb<
ad usually make, about the same number o nsss daruS
| a session.
During the first month weeks Of session, there
is rarely business done than viii two
bers week-oiIc 0f the Congressional Globe and ors
of the Appendix, bot during the remainder Of session
there is usually Sufficient matter for three numbers
ot rach and every week The mex, session will he
sonli ilobs and Appendix together viii mako lsas<
5000 age Quaro pages printed in small typa-hrsvee
ami nmparel. Complete lnde exes W both will DO fu<.
n!slrcd at the end oi session.
will ndcvor u print sufficient number Of snrplss
copics t. suppy a that mny he miscarned, st the
mails hut subscribers should he very particular file
their papers carefully for fear that should be aUIs
| to supply all the Lost numbers.
II subscribers shall not lie sat SIZED with tho work. tks
money paid by them for it will be refunded TO Them
whenever they relun The Plumbers which may have been
received BY tfen. will give Subscribers the sussor p
on price for ANY Of the previous volumes cf tho Goa
gressipnal Globe the Appendix, except for the hse
session, and viii thank any person who will let have
them.
have Few copies Of the baek volumes Of the Con-
gressi1nal Globe and Appendix for sie at IS voiHnas
bound, which it is pTubable will be disposed of !;
ana when they they viii then, doubt, commanded
at least Sl0 volume, they cannot he reprinted
less than that SUN. There are - back volumes.
TERMS.
For one copy of the Daily Globe during
the session, IS oe
For one copy of the Congressional Globe
during the session, 90
For one copy of the Appendix during the
session, 2 90
The money may he RENTED by mail at my,
! sides will he received at par. Subscription ,
should reach here by the 18th Deccmbe.. nt
furthest 10 insure the number.
The prices for these papers sre so low that
cannot afford to credit them out therefore N.
perscn need order them uLless Il C money acx I'M
psnos the order
JOHN c. RIvEs.
Washington City, NV. 1881.
TIL GERMAN