Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21

1
Prospectus for the Globe
the Congressional News
paper. .,5 Slsil.
| ME approach Of Congress calls for tho rcnewl
spread Its debates before the public. The success
which has hitherto attended this undertaking AZ
is hoped will continue, and enable me 70 perpet-
enssions of the body on which the destiny of the
republic depends. ..
The adoption Of Congress has given the SIoas
an official character the reporter of all that IL
said and dono in the body. This sanction has
been voted at evory successive session for many
years, and by mombeTs of OIL parties. The press,
too of all parties has borne testimony 20 the tdel-
ity with which the duty thus eonilded has been
The great celebrity with which the lctler-writer
for the distant press circulate through the telef
graph their hurried accounts and Vows of tho de-
bates Of Congress, renders moro important than
ever tho full and exact official reports of the Cox
stances Ex PARTE--relations BY telegraph of what
occurs in Congress auporscdo, for the most pAft
tho exact reports taken down by reporters; and
Rted, went tho rounds of tho press. Now tho
telegraph accounts, with all their impcrfSchons
and variety Of eolori1gs take the run Of tho
ever publishes the full debate with tho pfoccod-
ings of both houses unmutlatod. Indeed, no
newspaper can give them and have room for adj
vertiscments aud tho miscellaneous mattot esscn-
tial to thor existence. While, therefore,, the tol-
egraph administers TO the eHgor appetite Of the
public for Congress nows, and moctS tho ncccssi-
ties of the political press by furnishing q rapidly
written eptomo suited to tho tasto Of Its patrons
perfect INFORMATION of what passes in Congress Is
greatly diminished Tho circulation of the OH
cial reports has boon, 10 some oxtont, cut off by
the crude and diversified accounts which, flying
along the electric wires, satisfy curiosity and Il
i almost IN vain that Truth puts on his boots 70
ioilow' sun there are great many men OF
leisure and thought who like to sec what 10 actin
ally said and done IN Congress, and IN judgc Cor
themselves rather than to receive impressions al
crs, too, who for tho sake of tho future willingly
patr9nizc work which preserves full record Of
power of the republic.
Tho undersigned las made prcparations COM
mensurate with tho increased importance OF tina
duty he has undertaken as tho only reporter and
publisher of the complete debates and proceed
ings of both houses of Congress. Tho coming
session will probably DO extended nine months
ana! ana inc reports will not be comprised In less
than $500 royal quarto pages of BREWER and non-
Psreii type making four volumes Of near 900
made $3.50 royal quarto pages, and woEo bsnnS
each. 4'''''V P"f''
will publish In the ArrxNp,r for ,,o ,is,s
session all laws that may be passed during lie
session, which has not been done Heretofore AZ
though this viii increase In no small degree the
VIII DO the same that It has been for sosafal
years past. .l.f '' 'sF"W
Tho DAILY GLoBE will be published during tho
E.rstlt
contain tho debates as taken down nv tLs -
Porters, and as altered by tho speakers. " heneySr
the tihey make any alterations, tho cnrrcnt news Of
the dayi ana miscellaneous matter, Tho main
OBJECT Tor publishing the daily paper "A to anahis
mem 70 see their remarks IN IL and nlter
InGn u they shall think proper, before they are
PENDIx. - SAVDA sho AZ
inc CoNoREssiosAL GLoBE Is made mn ~ N.
ualiiy proceedings OF the two houses OF Goneress.
anu printed ON double royal paper with small
type, BREWER and nOnparoil y III auarto T1r,,,
eaeh number containing sixteen royal onarto
inc speeches of tho members IA this irst
FORM are sometimes condensed, the fuli rerort -
the. prepared speeches being reserved for the Az.
PKNDIx. All resolutions, motions and otbor ,,ro.
cGe.qlngs, are gwen In the form OF the iourhais.
don 'ii0 'U'A ana nays ON every important ques-
The APPENDix Is made up Of the Pre.ids5t.
So S m. message the reports Of tho principal oii-
All speeches Of members Of Congress- wIitten n,,t
OF revised by themselyes. IL Is printed IN 4tLs
Ss, M, .CIm az tne CoNGREssIoNAE GLonE, and
Usually makes about tho same number OF nacss
;, During the first month or six weeks Of A so..,on
two nr,,bovy H,vLS business done than will make
1bogK and one Of the APPENDIX; INF d,riy,s,l ~
o. session there Is usually sufHesnt
mater LOT Two OF three numbers on oach o,,os
week. The next session will ~ fnns,,.till vsssIy
resting. Therefore calculate tbst ~ 1,i ihee-
~. SL9SE and APPENDIE together will S.ato
typebreyisr and 5o5Tso plses printed IN small
kM.
pom 1, Wlli be furnished at the end 90 anSnss
yin 1 Sh9eavor 70 print sufficient nnnoh. y
~ P.us ,coPies 20 supply all that NAV ia ,21l
T. ~ lost "a the mails but snbsofibeys $500
~ ~ Iey PIleuiF 70 file their Dapors e.,oesti.
the lost numberR. D'N '" supply ALL
~ su3scrbeTs shall not be satisfied ,vie,, a..
80 - tio Money paid by them for n will l,o -
iundee 20 them whenever they return fho- &c. y
oess which may have been received Nv H.
VIII give Subscribers the snbscrint,ogn s.ssi'
any Of the previous volumes OF m Hae,olyt
sIosAL GLOBE OF tho AFPEnDIx exce,-t -
and VIII thank any person bo ,tsiias.s
=, nave lew copies Of the back voiu,no. ~ a..
~ sSstlsIOHAL SLoBB and APPTaDTT - 1890
~ Yoilme, bound, which Tia probaiie Iii -
y. ~. Po.ea q soon and when thew arr tle III
II H No a0uot5 command at least 40 a ,.ot,ea
- tlsy cannot Be reprinted for - fbse 49,
i' AAsre are % back volumes =
TERMS.
= 2 II, one copy Of the DAmY GLoBR during
fo 2, one copy ofthe coroRzss1osA1 Gto,x " %
FG sbs cry q the ArrraDr1 during .as = %
ne money may be RENTED by mali =, 80, 4,
80 Dank notes current where a snhecr;l,,
zoe, VIII De received at par erI,se-s..s. -
snoaid reach here by the 18th Dcce,nlar, !.
lnest, 70 insure az the numbers. A =
Ing prices ior these papers are soIo,v 49,. -
lAnnot AFFORD % credit them ont fl,sy ,.,-
eron need order them unless the nor,ev s.r