Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-11
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| ME approach of Congress calls for the renew
spread its debates before the public. The success
which has hitherto attended this undertaking IL
is hoped win continue, and enable me to perPet-
uate the fun history of the proceedings and dis
cussions of the body ON which the destiny of the
republic depends. .u5 t7fs gi .tssIi. ID, ! hai
The adoption of Congress has given tho GIopE
an official character tho reporter of all that is
said and done in the body. This sanction has
been voted at overy successive session for many
years, and by mCmbcTs of all PartiOs. The press,
too of all parties has borne testimony to the Idol
ity with which the duty thus contidcd has been
performed. f-..f.t .,.. F r--.,.-,
for the distant press circulate through the tole-
graph their hurried accounts and views of tho de-
bates of Congress, renders moro important than
ever the full and exact official reports of the Con-
GREssloNAL GLoBE. Tho hasty-and in many in
stances Rx PARTE--rolations by telegraph of what
occurs in Congress supcrscdc, foS tho most part,
the exact reports taken down by reporters, and
which formerly, in a shape more or loss abbrovi-
nted, went the rounds of tho press Now tho
telegraph accounts, with al their impcrfe9tions
country, and no press but the official Of Congress
ever publishes the full debate with tho proceod-
ings of both houses unmutilRtcd. Indeed, 10
newspaper can give tholn and have room for adj
vortiscinents and the miscellaneous nattor essen.
tial to their existence. While, therefore, tho tell
egTGph administers to tho eager appetite Of the
ties of tho political press by furnishing a rapidly
written epitono suited to the tasto of It's patrons
perfect information of what passes in Congress Is
greatly diminished, The circulation oftho ofi-
cinl reports has been, to some extent, cut Off by
the crude and diversified accounts which, flying
along the electric wires, satisfy curiosity, and L
follow. Still there are great many men az
leisure and thought who like to 500 what is actu-
ally said and done in Congress, and to judge for
themselves, rather than to receive Impressions al
together from galvnnic batteries, There IRE 9TH
ers, TOO, wlo for the sake of the future, willingly
patrGnize work which preserves full record OF
the dolngs of tho great moving and controlling
power of the republic. -.
The undersigned has made preparations COM
m1ensuratc with the increased Importance Of the
duty he has undertaken as the only reporter and
publisher of tho complete debates and proceed
lhgs OF both houses of Congress. Tho coming
session will probnbly be extended nimo months,
and the reports will not DO comprised In less
than $500 royal qunrto pages of brcvicr and non
pareil type, making four volumes of near 900
pages eGS d The reports for the last long session
MADE m e 8s9S royal quarto pages, and were bound
IN four volumes, averaging 1T4 royal quarto pages
I will publish in the APPENDIX for tho nsxt
session all laws that may be passed during tho
session, which has not been done heretofore. AL
though this will increase in no small degree tina
expense OF tho publication, the subscription priOo
viii be tho same that 1t has been Tor several
years past. ''0'H'
The DAILY GLoEE will be published during tho
session on snPertino double royal sheet. twill
a.
Rorters, and as altered by tho speakers whenever
they make any alterations, tho current news OF
inc day, and miscellaneous matter The main
object for publishing tho daily paper is to enable
members to sec their remarks in IL and nltor
them, If they shall think proper, before they are
published in the CONOEEss1oNAL GLOBE and Ar
Tho CONGREGATIONAL GLoBE is made up of tho
oaiIIy proceedings of the two houses Of Congress,
ana ana printed on double royal paper with small
typo, (breVier and nonparcil, in quarto form,
each number containing sixteen royal duafto
pages Tho speeches of the members In this first
form are sometimes condensed, the full report OF
Ihe prepared speeches being reserved for the Ar
PENDIx. All resolutions, motions, and other pro-
ceedings, arc given in the form OF tho Journals,
t wdsn tho yeas and nays on ovory important ques-
The APPENDIX is made up Of tho. Prcsidsnts
annual mossage tho reports Of tho principal ofii-
all speeches Of members OF Congress, wTitten ont
or revised by themselves 1t is printed In tho
same form as tho CoNoREssIoNAL GLoBE, ana
during session. FoBSa
=, during the hTst month or six weeks Of A sassion
t 70 rIoly more business done than will mako
Two numbers week-one of the CoNoEEesioNaI,
GLOBE and ono Of the APPENDIX hut duyinS, ~.
remainder Of session there is usually gufieiSnt
IoNL , TII TWO or three numbers Of each every
Hee ei me next session will DO unusually me-
resting Therefore calculate that Ire CoranSs-
SIGNAL GLOBE and APPENDIx Together vii s,n.I.
f VSU large guarto pages printed In small
on, wlli be furnished at the end Of a seSsion
wiz endeavor to print sufficient n,nSsr ~
~; e copies 70 supply all that may be TnfSeaS
tle1 Or lost IN the mtilS but gubEefihcrs sLS,i1
DC very particular TO file their pareyS o.yoeii
i3I Iear that should not DO able Ia s,Sr,,IS ~
the lost numberE "SY'S W suPP'y ALL
II subscribers shall not be satisfied with tn
CO. OIh, tne money paid by them for Il will BE re-
iiunded 20 them whenever they return the NM.
OeIS winch may have been received BY tben,. :
WIZ give Subscribers the subscriptiOn nrice a.,
any OF tne previous volumes Of the EosopxS
sIoHAL GLOBE or the APPEMDIx ex6eDt fsy the1sst
me have them. FS,tyf ps'Vs n1blss
have few copies Of the back voi1,nss ~ tt,s
SONoREssIoHAL GLOBE and APPx,snTr for saIc ~
g. volume, bound, which e. e. Dfobabis viii Ia
~ ~ posed 81 soon and when thay are thew vim.
mem no doubt, command at least $40 Volume.
- they cannot be reprinted for Iess than tflss
sum. There are 20 back volumes, -
,.-.;,,.flY n - TERMS. ai39 $3.50
For one copy Of the DAILY GLoBr during gr-
S DUNE Shs ss S tss eLosl
Fog - Sa a:. s99gy Of che AsPrspl1 during
The money may be RENTED by mai AZ nv
max. Bank notes current where a st,bscfiber rs.-
SIDES VIII be received at par. Enbscyintious
shonid reach here by the 18th December al fur
finest, 70 insure all the numbers,
Inc prices Tor these papers arc s6iovv that I
cannot afford to credit them ont Therefor, ff,,
person need order theIn unlses the money socon-
'g7r JOHN q JRfySs.
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