Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-09
Prospectus for the Globe
the Congressional News

thC OOAS AOSsAOAANA ANS"h
paper.
! ME approach Of Congress calla for the renew
spread its debates before tho public. The SUCCESS
which has hitherto attended this undertaking 1t
is hoped will continue, and enable lne to perpet-
uHte the full history of tho proceedings and ds-
| cussions of the body on which the destiny OF the
republic depends "
an official character the reporter of all that ia
said and done in the body. This sanction has
! boon voted at every successive sessions for many
years, and by members of all parties The Prebs,
too of all parties has borne testimony to the del-
ity with which the duty thus cOnhdSd has been
performed.
Tho great celebrity with which the letter writer
for the distant press circulate through the tslS-
graph their hurried accounts and Viows of the de-
| bates of Congress, renders more Important than
ever the full and oxuct official reports of the Con-
GREssIoNAL GLOBE. The hasty-and in many in
stances Ex PARTE-rClations by telegraph of what
occurs in Congress supersede, for the most part
| the exact reports taken down by reporters, and
which formerly, in shape moro or less abbreVi-
nted, went the rounds of tho press. Now the
telegraph accounts, with all their impcrfections
and variety of ColOrngs, take tho run of the
country, and no press but the official of Congress
ever publishes the full debate with the proceed
ings of both houses unmutilRted. Indeed, no
newspaper can give them and have room for adj
vertsemcnts and the miscellaneous matter essen
tai to their existence. While, therefore, the tel
egraph administers to the eager appetite of the
public for Congress news, and meets the nsccSsi-
ties of the political press by furnishing a rapidly
| DltfOnH,
perfect information of what passes In Congress IL
! greatly diminished. The circulation of tie on
cial reports has been, to some oxtOnt cut OF by
the crude and diversified accounts which, fyinr
along the electric wircs sntsfy curiosity and Il
Is almost in vain that Truth puts on his boots to
follow sun there arc great many men Of
leisure ana Thought who like TO see what IL Rctu-
ally said and done i'll Congress, and to Judge for
themselves, rather than to receive impressions AL
together from gNlvnnic batteries. There arc 9th.
ers too who, for the sake of the future willingly
patronize work Which preserves full record OF
power of the republic
| The undersigned HB made prepArAtiona sona.
l'mcnsurNtc with the increased Importance of the
duty he has undertaken as tho only reporter and
PuD PUBLISH OF the complete debates and proceed
lngs OF both houses Of Congress- The coming
session will probably be extended nine month";
and the reports win not DO comprised In loss
than 1900 royal qunrto pages of brewer and nom
Parcil type, making four YoluInes OF near 600
pages each. Theroports for tho last long session
made 1886 royal quNrto Pugcs, and were bound
IN -FOUR volumes, averaging 974 royal quarto pages
Twill publish in the Appendix for the NEXT
session all laws that may be passed during ths
session, which has not been done Ieretofors. Al
though this will increase in no small degrae the
expense of the publication, the subscription price
VIII be the same that it has been for several
The DAILY GLoBE will be published during the
sesstoh ON SnPerhne double royal sheet. twill
contain tho debates as takon down by the re-
Porters, and as altered by the speakers whenever
they make any alterations, the current news OF
the day, and miscellaneous matter THE main
OneeL ior publishing the daily paper il to enable
mem 70 see their remarks init and alter
them, If they shall think proper, before thav are
PESDIx. H"u ar
The CONoEEssIoNAL GLosE. ismsds up-of m.
asiIy proceedings Of the two houses OF Congress,
t ana printed on double royal paper With small
eaeh number containing sixteen rovni anarto
pages. The speeches of the mombers nj hi. Sr,t
tIn arc sometimes condensed the full report Of
PLNDIX. All resolutions motions and otjisT MO-
ceedings, are given in the form or the jourhsis.
WIN wlth the yeas and nays on every important quss!
The APPENDII is made up Of the Pfcsidsntyh
annual message, the reports Of the principal ofhL
ali % tIe that accompany IT, and
or revised by themselves. 1t Is printed in tbs
same form as the CoNOREssIoKAL GLosE. and
J Jsrh;1y makes about the same number Of pages
during the first month or six weeks OF ,.,,,on
mere Is rarely more business done than viii MAKO
Two numbers woelc-one of the CoHaprss,nesr
HLobE and ono of the APPENDlx: hut ,,,,;i ~
remainder Of session there is tlsunliv sgg; srt
wSsE T TOT TWO or three numbers Of each every
rost; re r, next session will be unusuall, int
Iesuhg' Therefore calculate that tI,o Hy INV
81 IT,, SL OBJ and APPENDIX together will MAKO
large quhrto pages printed in small
'Oiootn ON viii be furnished at tho end Of s1SSIon
surnIrs In undeaVor to print sufficient number Of
red or Lost In t e supply all that may be mIsca
Se very particular to file their papers caycFDiiH
!SI iear that should not DO able IA sn,ni-- ~
the lost numbers. =, - o"PP3 ALL
I'll, ~ subscribers shall not be satisfied with ~.
S,y the money paid by thsm for it viii he "a
h a,.ueG 70 them whenever they return the nun
;iI = men may have beer received bv tb.n1- I
, I'LL give Subscribers the subscriDtion ,riCa for
Hny VI inc previous volumes OF tho EoNaREs
/ O. .L oLoBE or the APPENDfK excent for IN js,t
me- ba ana nc, wiz thank any person who viii Is.
n. nave few copies Of the bsck volumes or IN.
ISSSShSkEssioNAL GLOBE and APPENDIx for Ss1S a.
SH volume, bound. which It 10 probable viii h
~ posed OF soon and when they are thsv viii
men no doubt, command at least $40 4 ysaluns
- they cannot be reprinted for isss tbsntbs
sum- There are IS back volumes 80
u TERMS,
GoT one copy Of the DAILY G1on1 aur,,. d.
fU DUNE SRS e4B y s Of the c0aonrsOsAr GIo.l
FoT one copy Of the Appendix dur;po
the session -" NutlHB
Inc money may be RENTED by mail, Oa6
~, oSnk notes current where a subscriber 70
siiueS WiH be received at par SnbsoriptionE
s1nouid reach here by the 18th Decsmber At fur
tisSss,t, 70 insure all tho numbers. 1901
. Inc prices Tor these pers are 20 low thaiI
cannot Afford 70 credit M ont -thersforsno
psIson need order them unless the money seSoua-
f leHe JOHN G. Rrvzs.
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