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PROSPECTuS on THE GLOBE:
rpr OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGR esq.

TONGRESS has made the GLOBE its organ Of
u notation with the country To facilitate this mpor
ant object and diminish the 70 the people the
CONGREGATIONAL Globe aud appendix which contain the
proceedings Congress revised by the members hence
forth be conveyed through the mails free Of postage At
the late session Of Congress- the following Joint Resolution
passed
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the distribution Of
the Laws OF Congress ant the Debates thereon
With view TO the cheap circulation OF the laws o'ton
gress and the debates contributing 70 the ru. nerrrea
ton thereof make free tie communication between
the represen, alive and constituent bodies:
"Rs rexored bg the Senate and House Of Repre-
hres OF ne United States Of Irsioa -. Corgress a,sess-
b That from and after the present session Congress
the Congressional 1lobe and Appendix which contain t
laws and he debates thereon shall free through the
mails long the shall be published by order Of
Congress Provided That nothing herein shall be constr
ed to authorize the circulation OF the Daily Globe free Of
postage
approved August 6, lS52n
The GLOBE will now, trust enter upon a and more
extended OF usefulness Congress which draws into
it's focus all the important topics and events Of the times
for it's discussion and acts them with view 81 the in
terests Of the Republic has provided mcde through which,
without cost for the cesery all hst is said and by
the body which speaks and acts for the nation shall be put
within the reach Of the poores. ctzen.
The liberay with which Congress patrouizes the work
enables the undersigned to report the proceedings and de-
liver full sets Of both the Globe and the A
pendx containing the proceedings daily Debates the writ
speeches. the Messages of the President Of the Uni
ted States the Reports the Heads of Depsrtu ents
all the Lava passed during the session. for Three Doxrs
price which barely for the printing the copies sub
'oioou ~, ~ VIC Pocp'e '.y ohe "no "" oo'hPAie Wv
prce OF TINS work with shy other considering tn. amount
OF matter ana stye OF Puohcseoh wiz nnd toSt IL s tne
cheapest HON any press IN the ana II the
country places the true Vsue on IT'S political INSTITUTIONS
on ths SETON oil hst oody when moves ana
MAINTAINS tnem wh'eh orhss uhier review DISCUSSES ana
acts on tne interests OF ths widespread hepuoic pre-
sohns W thepeo e'ey event. Foreign or domestic thai
can ho@eVer remotely snect the pubic ntsrtt may be
called tue oes as wen As the cheapest publication In the
world
The approach Of Administration iuaparts peculiar
Importance 70 the nx session. OF 'ongress hronsoout
the whole country there will be soeitade to know What
shape Congress WIN eaaeayor 70 give to the National affairs
70 meet she ncomhg Administration Inc DEBATES OF the
next session viii no Doubt as heretofore fcreshsow its
policy II IL one OF the admirable features of our nstu
tons that the popular body and executive head both gifted
With Independent and both representing the People
aud the States shall act and react each other 10 Ia 10
this the sovereign authority ex-rted through
agents aud from different quarters gives that direction
(which its superior force compels dissenting
departments of the Government to adopt.
Those, therefore, who would understand well the policy
which is likely to bear upon the next Administration ought
the debates Of that Congress which Immediately
oedes it, Not only but the who to give
them effect will depend much the next Congress- for,
without doubt IL will have it's due influence the acts Of
the President whoever he may In regard all that
may interest the constituencies NY it's MEMBERS
in regard TO the greatest As we'll the smallest matters and
| sppointmer Is affecting them