Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17
PROSPECTUS FOR THE GLOBE.

The approach Of Congres, calls fur IL. renewal of ny
he rubc The success which hss hitherto attended ths
md tsSihg II ID hoped will Continue. and enable me 10
.s sss .s Y % 'sTE = ss ,Ss ~ -. ."S
depends.
The adoption ,f congres. has givrn The oLo,r o.
ucia character es the reporter m al that 10 said snt
done ~ The body This >ncun has besu voted at sv~L
sueeesve seasi n for many and by members q -
performed.
tant press circulate through The telegraph their hurried
acc nnis and views OF the debate. II Congress- reuds~v
more Important than the il shi Official fspoSh
of the CoSeREsstosAL Oiong. Th. hasy, and in many
instances Ex PARTS ehts by t'itgsrh of what
IN Congress snperser for lhe mst part the reports
taken wn by reporters and which fnnerly in ssaps
cf less abbreviated, the rounds ol the ptess
Now the Telegraph with MI their inpessticns
and variety OF cobrrgs take run Of She cuutry and
NJ press but the oral m engress ever publishes the fun
debate with the procsc!ngso of 10th Houses uHnutisi.4
Indeed, M newspaper can give them, and have ron fW
advertisements and the miscellaneous matter essential TO
their existence. While, therefore, The Telegraph sainins.
the cngcr appetite Of he puldic fr Congress news,
and meets the necessc. o the political press by furnish.
ing rapidly written eptome united to the taste of tt
patrons. perfect information Of what passes in Congress
IS greatly diminished The circulation nf the ofhels
-yrts has becn to- extent, "a by the crds aH4
diversified accounts which, hyns along the electric wTes.
Satisfies curiosity aud is AIN st in vain that truth put
his boots tp fullw Sh there Etss: many men
Of leisure and thought who like what is sc;usl5
said and done IN Congress and 10 nhgc for themselves
rather than to receive impressions altogether from yavsi.
c batteries There others, to- whn fr the nike Of
f record of the nss # the great wing and control
ling powers cf the Republic.
Ii there ever was when the action Of Congress
s u Id he looked 10 and tn gh studied by the parus
OF all parties it certsiny sppfUschrs with the next Con-
grssa The Government taxes new departure WIN th1
next session ard hov II il to work ,t the afraiis ernsnis
made - pacify the troubles with which it has istcrs<
remains to te seen The successnn 90 the Presidency
will form leading consideration in every movement al
the next session, ana tuer. viii scarcely be measure
introduced, or speech made, that Wil MOT have sctne
bearing that alalsotbing question. Ii national con.
ven!is of the respective parties called Together 10
nominate the candidates Of each, tins Cuugress which
prccrdes the Conventions always seiz.s The occasion, b.
ANTICIPATING 10 cisrnss ~ connection with public mca-
sues, the ueris he looked 70 t. give .hsin eeet
in the administration II the pc pie, then wnuh have
their snre IN the en- ice {" their first funciisfes, they
ought study well he character uf candidates deveb
oped by themselves their friends, and their enemies II
Cmse', The e'plnl viii be the :'sIum from which
the pie of the United Sntes viii I've addressed on the
su!rc. OF the Chief hagsracy, and the important t,rrs
connected with it, and the legislation Of the county there
will becons the thc!r- Of discussion every State Iegis
l,fnre, u every country md village meeting
thr 'ughout the Crnn How important, then, does Il
become that full and impartial reports should lie obtained
n tbs action Of body. which viii give mn impuLs to III.
Republic IN new career, and whch, in very groat
argrre influence The pubic mind In til. choc. " she
Chief Mngstne who rs 10 carry out the viii Of the psopis
as n,i)nally expressed.
The unlersancd has made preparations
with the increased Importance 81 t.c duty he has udsSIs
keh as the CHy TeP1ef nhd nihishcr 9" no eonp.s's
debates ad proceedings o both Houses Of Congress. Tft
ming session. Wii rrosiIly be extends. nne ronihs.
aud The reips wIU Mt be COMPRISED less nr IS csc
r'!g qnato prA ui BREWER and nonisre tyac-tnatns
volumes ui near 9JO pages each The reports fr the
ast l-g session made $3.50 royal dIarto pages and wee
bound AZ four volumes averaging va royal Qus.o page
ear,..
viii publish in .lge srrES-r1 10. the n.,, sess;on az
laws tha, may r PASSED during the se-sicr, which h,f
been heretofore. Although viii icreuss IN
aus degree tne expense Of the pubc,,un the subscr.
lion price will be the that it has been for several
The D.mr GLo.z will be published during the session
on rlpcriiuo du4e royal shcet. 1t will cii,ain tbs
debates taken down by the repor-rrf and stsrs<
by the speakers whenever they make any alterations;
the current ine day and the icrnneous rnatte-
Tie main object for publishing the daily paper s To
bic Members to their remarks in IT, and alter them II
they shn! think proPef before they arc published IN the
Congressional G 'be AID Appendix
1he Congressional! Gipb. IS made mp Of the daily pro-
ceedg' 9 he TWO Houses Of Congress: and printed o.
d,ntc Royal paper, wita sna type (brcver and nO-
pare) in quagln form, each nnmber Containing nTtssa
Iny; qrs-To laFes. Tie speeches Of the Members ia
this rm suIet.ines c,ndcnscd--ihe fu report of
the Irepare ,?eethcs beng reserved for the Appendix
Al! buttons, n !ivs aud other proceedings, are gives
in the form Of :!e juriiais with the ys.s and nsys
sv"ry important; question.
| Tie Append "a motr up OF the Presidents Annual
Mess g~, lie Rep'.ts 81! the pTincips Officers u the
y-fmcnt that lrauv 1t, and "a. Speeches o! Mem
Gsts NJ asress wcel out OF revised b. Themselves
!; is rIioeL in the saine n the Congressional GLs
and usually makes Iyui The number Of psgSs daring
| s-ss. VI.
Daring the .r,, month ~ooks Of .esno.. thsrs
is rsrev rn,-c Susnrj5 done ih,a viii make nuni
ha7s wrea--one OF the Congressional! Gobs and enc
4 The Appendix, but daring the remainder OF session
lh-I- usually Sufficient matter for two hTes numbers
Of each AM every eec The next session VII be ursax-
ALL interesting therefore, calculate that the Congress
NOn1l tiIbe Hui Appendix together Wal mako a. Lea u
5000 large quar'r p,-s printed in Tnal tyPs-bfsvee
and u'npari-!. Complete Indie both will be fst.
nishei .. III" -nl o. = session
VIII idcHnr = print sufficient humber OF surpia
eCpira g. supply all that may be mscstrIed, Ur lost in the
haa hut Subscribers should be very Patt,enlsr to ts
their papers carefully, fhr fear that fhd net be skis
10 sGpp'y ali the list uuuIbers.
IL sCbsrib-rs sfai not he sat sl-i with 'hs work the
money paid by tI-ln for Il Will Ds refunded tn thea
whenever they return the numbers which have bsss
received hy them. will give subscribers the subsstip
tNn price FIR any Of the previnnh volumes ~ the Con-
srcssi1nai Globe ar the Appendix, except for the Ast
season, and viii thank amy person who wal let ms have
them.
hsve few cori., Of the hsck volumes of the Con-
gr-ssilnq tiinhe and Appendix for sale at Ss voiulas
AM when hey they will then, doubt, commanded
at lea.t si0 volume they cannot he reprinted Zee
ess than that surf. Their. Is back vo!nn,.s
TERMS.
For on. copy Of the Daily Globe during
the session, IS %
For one copy OF the Congressional Glc6s
during the session. 90
For one cory Of the Appendix during the
sctsio,i, ; 90
The money may he RENTED by mail at my
risk. Bank notes current where subsrcibcr re-
sides will he received at par. Subscriptions
should reach here by the 18th December, q,
iurthest to insure the number.
The prices for these papers are so low that
| cannot afford To credit them out therefore ne
person need order them unless the money aceoRs-
psnicS The order.
JOHN C. RivES.
Washington City, Nov. 1851.