Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-14
PROS ECrUs FOR THE GLOBE.

The appnach of Congress calls for the renewal Of my
poposas mud prepautions TO spread IFS debates peipie
Tue public The success which has hitherto aeiuou ,p
undertaking 10 hoped will continue, and enable me 10
perpeiuate tue full history Of the proceedings nn1 %
slons Of the body which the destiny OF The Hepaohe
The adoption of cohgtes. has given the GLonK an !
Official character the reporter Of all that is said asd
done in the body This sanction has been voted at eycry
successive session for many years and by members Of a.
10 fidelity which the duty thus sonhded has been
performed. ,,.
tnnt circulate through the telegraph their hurried
and views of the debates Of Congress, renders
more important tn ever the full and exact official reports
of the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE The basty, and IN many
instances Ex rARrE, relations by telegraph Of what occurs
In Congress supcrsedc for the most part the e1ect
taken down by reporters, and which fornery III sepe
more Of less abbreviated, went the rounds OF the press
Now the telegraph accounts with all Their mperleetions
aud variety OF coorngs, take the run of the country an
no press hut the official uf congress ever publishes the iu
debate with the proceedings OF both Houses unnutaed
Indeed no newspaper can give them, and have room Tor
advertisements and the miscellaneous matter essential TO
their existence While therefore, the telegraph admins
tcs TO the appetite of the public for Congress news
and meets the necessities of the political press by furnish
ing rapidly written epitome suited TO the taste Of its
patrons perfect information Of what passes in Congress
is greatly diminished. The circulation OF the official
reports has BEEN to extent cut off by the Grade and
diversified ACCOUNTS which, yng along the electric wires
satisfies curiosity aud 1t is almost in vain that truth put
on his boots to follow. Still there great many men
Of leisure and thought who like to what is actually
SAID and done III Congress- and TO Judge for themselves,
rather than to receive impressions altogether from CALVIN.
c batteries. There others too, who for the sake of
en- 1911 W w,is9 ,,s pau pauoinIe s ~, " Wu,A with M,en pa Pc ,,i
| ling powers of the Republic
IL there ever a time when the action of Congress
should I've looked and thoroughly studied by the patriotic
OF all parties It certainly approaches with the next Con-
gress The Government takes departure with the
next session. and how it is work tho arrangements
made TO paclly the troubles with which II has abored
remains to be The succession the Presidency
will form leading consideration in avery movement, nj
the next session, and there will scarcely be measure
introduced, or speech made, that will not have some
bearing on that alalsorbing question: II national con-
tlp rasN ru1n
nominate The cnndidates OF each, the Congress which
prtSgSs ne conventions always stzes & is OCCASION % Dy
sne the merits IF the men looked TO IT, give them elect
E ~, ie au''siia9n ~; , IL the pepe, tneli M Wuhn nv ,
u t e u, .ne ehice 3i lneli nisl luc,o's, ,,ei
ousnt 10 stuuy wen ue chracter oi cn'ues as
@peu py theselves tier friends, ana thet enemies III
, $50, - ng ~ e'P W.. oe 'le ,"sm I a.s, Wv mi H.,
subject o he Ch'e magstTacy and tue Important 'opcs
eeeu I'm VIII " 'uu 'ne egsnton ol tne cul'iE me- ;
,,o OF ,e 'e,,e o uS,uss,oh m e'eA o.aT ]
, n,le, W Gery country toWh anu '".9se ricel''i i !,
throughout The uron How important, then, does i
" h i @ ~ Is l i. reports snuuu nu o.a'',s. m ,
Rm,; ,S .i u; ~ ~ u uouy, M"'en WIN SSc IN m 'ps % ~ @ ,
l'epunic ~ new career, and which, IN very grea'
nInuence the puphc hld IN .ne cnoce ol IN, W.
ss J "u - ~ Ja''! ''' ~ WA Vi ''' p'P'
as cohsttullonaliy expressed
The undersigned has made preparations commensurate
with the increased Importance of the duty he has uderta
ken as the only reporter and publisher of the complete
debates and proceedings of both Houses of Congress Th
coming session viii probably be extended nine months
and the reports will not be comprised in less than $500
royal qaIto pages Of BREWER and nonarell ype-maein
volumes of 900 pages each. The reports for tn
hast long session made 1896 royal qnaro pages and wen
bound IN four volumes, averaging 9 royal quarto page
each
VIII publish IN the APPENDIX for the next session, n
laws that may he passed during the session. winch mas no
been done heretofore. Although tins viii Increase III n
small degree the expense OF the pubcntiOn, the sbscr
um price will be the same that IT has been Tor severa
: | years past .
The DAILY GLOBE will be published during the sesslo
| on superine double royal sheet II VIII contain tn
debates as taken down by the reporters and ms atee
by the Speakers whenever they make any nterations
The current news OF the day and the mlceaneous matte
The mm object for publishing the daily paper Us, 70 e7
Dle NehDeIs 10 see their rehks III IL, ana aer theNl
they shall think proper before they published in I'll
Congressional Globe and Appendix.
The Congressional Globe is made up of the daily pre-
ceemgs of the Houses of Congress- and printed
donble royal paper with small type, (hrevier and noi
a pareil) in quaro form each number containing sixee
1%ya guaIto pages The Speeches OF Inc cn M'moers
the prepared speeches being reserved for the ApPedx
in the form of ,he Inurnais tb he ,as nrd noys
B. every important question.
III =, Inc Appendix is made up OF the Presidents ANN
lie Government that i H. n ali soeeeIes Of Me
bers of Congress written out or revised by themselves.
ts printed IN the same form as the Congressman Gol
IN a session. ''"' '"' 1''''' '''Oe' VI r's
I'd During the first month SIX weeks of session, the
=, IS rarely more business done than will make two nur
Of the Annendix bnt dnrng the Temander of sass
al there usually sufficient matter for two numbe
Of each and every week The next session VII be uuns
n, nual n @ nnen5s ioCe,hn @ % make nI o ea
$4,000 large quarto pages printed in small typebrevi
- and nnpareI Complete Indexes to both will be fu
he @ ii ndeayor @ o. 10 prnt Sufficient number of surr
,e mails but subscribers should be very particular to {