Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18


Prospectus for the Globe
the Congressional News
paper.
= ME approach of Congress calls for the renow-
~ al Of my proposals and preparations 20
which has hitherto attended this undertaking &
Is hoped win Continue, and enable me 70 pcrpeE-
republic depends. s,i''
The adoption Of Congress has given tho G1Osa
an official character rs tho reporter Of all that is
said and done In tho body. This sanction hAS
been voted at every successive session for many
years, and by members Of all parties. The press,
ity with which the duty thus contded has been
Tho great celebrity with which the lotter-writor
for the distant prcss circulate through the telo.
graph their hurried accounts and views of the de-
bates OF Congress, renders moro important than
ever the full and exact official reports of the Con-
dREssIoNAL GLoRE. The hRsty--nnd in many In.
stances Elk PARTE-rel1tions by telegraph Of what
occurs in Congress supersede, for tho most part
the exact reports taken down by reporters, and
which formerly, in shape InOrcs or Tess abbrovi-
ated, went tho rounds of the press. Now tho
telegraph accounts, with all thcir imperfections
and variety of colorings, take the run of the
ever publishes the full debate with the proceed.
ings of both houses unmutilated. Induced, no
newspaper can give them and have room for adj
yertsements and the miscellaneous matter essen
tial to their existence. While therefore, the tel.
egraph administers to the eager appetite OF in.
pubic for Congress news, and meets the necossi-
ties of tho political press by furnishing q rapidly.
written cpitomc suited to the taste OF It's patrons
perfect information of what passes in Congress IL
greatly diminished Tho circulation Of tho OIL
cial reports has boon, to some extent, cut off BY
the crude and diversified accounts which, living
along the electric wires, satisfy curiosity and Il
Is almost IN vain that Truth puts on his boots to
iOloW' Stl there arc great many men OF
leisure and thought who like to SEQ what is Gctu-
aLly sald ana done IN Congress, and TO Judge for
themselves, rather than to receive impressions al
together from galvanic batteries. There arc 9TH
ers TOO, who for the sake of the future, willingly
Patronizo work which preserves full record Gf
power of the republic.
Inc undersigned has made preparations CON
lnensurate with the increased Importance Of tis
duty nc has undertaken as tho only reporter and
publisher OF the complete dCbates aud proceed
ings of both houses Of Congress- The coming
session will probably DO extended nine months
and the reports will not BIO comprised in loss
IMAM 5000 royal quarto pages of BREWER and nom
parcil type, making four volumes of near 600
pages each. The reports for the last long session
IN | fDr SSSS royal quarto pages and wefO bound
each. ~ f""VV PAgoA
will publish in the APPENDIX for tho next
session oil laws that may be passed during The
session, which has not been done heretoforos AZ
though this will increase in no small deoroo thu
OF the publication, tho subAcripton uTioo
WILL Will DC the Same that 1t has been Tor several
The DAmY GLoBE will be published during IN.
session on suPerfne doubleroyRl sheet. twill
Porters, and as altered by the spoakers whan.vsr
they make any alterations, the current ncws OF
o ohio gay, and miscollGneous matter Tho main
members 10 seS thggit he DAILY paper Is to enable
them, II they shall think proper, before they are
PENDIx. 'NN "I'U mr.
The CONGREGATIONAL GLoBE isrnado mn of IN.
ualIy proceedings of the two houses of Congress,
tvTo ho: On double royal paper with small
SSSrPS' I DTUylor and nonparoi, in qusrto form
onch number containing sixteen royal auarto
pages The speeches of tho members In this frat
1T aIe sometimes condensed, the full report OF
sPeeGhes being reserved for tho Ar
raai; All resolutions, motiots and othor pro.
ceednes' arc given in the form OF the Journals.
t GSh tho yeas and nays on every important ques-
The Appendix Is made up Of the Presidents
annual message, tho reports Of tho principal on
Gers I Of the government that accompany II, and
or revised by themselves. 1t Re printed In ~
same form as the CoNOnEssIoNAL GLorx ~,
ddS n,i, MAZE about the same number Of pages
=, During the frat month or six yesl,s or s...,4
mere Is rarely more business done than Mi .aI
GIoHE and ops "S Se rs Of tho CONoREssIoNAL
remainder Of session there IL usualiy safVSsS,s,
matter I9r two or three numbers Of eacb c,,o..
resting Tberego SESSION viii be unusually int
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SGO large 5g aSSrtO pages printed in small
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