The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-11-04
Prospectus or THE GLOBE:
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGI


CONGRESS hp made the GLoBs lie organ Of comma
- nicAtion with the country. To facilitate this mpor
object and diminish the expense 70 hs people the
COrgrsssoHal Globe and 6ppeHdI, which contain the
proceedings Of Congress revised the bsrs hence
conveyed through the mails free Of postage AZ
the late session Of Congress- the following Joint Resolution
Was passed:
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the distribution II
the Laws Of Congress and the Debates thereon.
with view the cheap circulation Of the laws Of Con
grsss the cebates contributing the true intpreA
the repr,sen' alive and ccnsttuent bodies:
Re nTroroi by The Senate and Hoys Of Reprs, snfa
tires o,the Uaed StG'es Of Amsri IN COugTf'J
b That from and after the present session Of CODgTes
the Congressional oIobe and APPENDIX Which contain Ii.
laws and he debates thereon shall free through the
mails long the shall be Published by order VI
Congress PrOr,d That nothing herein sha be
ed TO authorize the circulation Of the Daily Globe free Of
postage
Approved August 6, 1852"
The GLoRg will now trust enter upon new and more
extended career Of usefulness Congress which draws into
iis focus Ill the opca and Of the
for its discussion and s-ts them with yw to the IN
tersts Of the Republic has provided amods through Shch
the body ~hch speaks and acts for the nation shall be
within the rec n Of the poorest citizen.
The lbersy with which Congress paironzes the work
ensbles the und rsgned 10 report the proceedings and de-
liver full OF both the Cong Globe and the D.
pendix tanning the daily debate the writ
tenobt speeches the Messages Of the President o the nj
ted States the Reports the Heads Of pepsrtr en aud
al the Laws passed during the session for Three Dollar
price which barely for the pri ting the copies sub
scribe for by the people Every will compare the
price OF this with other considering
Of matter and style Of publication will fud that &, il the
cheapest circulated from in the world and II the
country places the true value on ire po cal
the action OF that representative rcy which and
ms'ntains them which briggs under review d and
sets on all the interests Of this Republic
srntng 60 the mt foreign domestic that
can however remotely affect the public nterestit may he
called the oe'f as well rs the cheapest publication In the
world
The approach Of new Administration mparts ptcu lar
importance 20 the se-n # Congress Throughout
the whole country there will be socude know What
shpe Congress will enceavor T. give 10 tie national affairs
9 me- the incoming -dministration The debates Of the
uext ion will no dubt heretofore r-shRdow rs
hey n is one Il the ainirable features Of iBstitu-
that popular v and executive head both g ed
with dependent o9er both presenting the Re PIE
Sni The States, hAll act aud each other in
this the sovereign auth Ty sxcred thTongh
SCENTS and from hereDt q1ait rs gives th-t direction
Which rs superior force cmpes even disc nng
departments Of the Govsruu cut to adopt
Those therefore who would understand well ,te o., cy
which likely To be.r upon the Administration ought
10 the debates of that Congress which pre-
csdes II Not only the who are 10 give
them 'h-et will depend much on the next Congress for
without doubt IL will have its influence "
tie new President whoever he be- in regard TO all that
may interest the constituencies represented oN it's tmbers
in regard 10 the greatest veil the smallest
spr intme Is affecting them
The Proceedings Of Congress are first published in the
DLy Giobe which il lard on the SKIS OF all tn. members
10 let q the and what cVns they
think prOrer b. are printed in the Congregational
G6e or the ATpSrdr The Day Giebe IL published du
r"S SESSION Of Congress a. the rate OF Ten Dollars per
ahnHm
double royal sheet in qusrto form, each
tanning sixteen pages The Congregational Giobe is mode
up of the daily proceedings the tw HOses and the 10
edr embraces the long speeches wihhed nv the speakers
tor revision the Messages the Presi the United
States and the p)rts II the the Executive De
psrtmeuts
The Laws passed during session index them,
are printed possible after durnnent and sent
Tor TIE C0Hgresond Globe and Appendr.
TERMS
For one copy of the Daily Globe during the next
| IN
| For one copy of the Corgres SiOHGl Globe /ppendr,
anu Laws, for the next session $500
The suhs ripOn money accompany the order e ~
| no attention will be paid toit
Subs ions should reach here by the lot OF December
AZ furthest, to insure all the numbers.
have about i've hundred surplus copies Of Congrss
AL Globe for the ant session which besides the
proce dngs Of Congress all laws and .outions
ID during the session Th- proceedings and laws make
25]2 sud the list Of appropriations and index
yet printed will make about 80 pages will those
who Subscribe for the TogressoHd Globe Appeadr
for the coming session have then following rates
Price per copy unb,nd So bound in three volumes
backs and corners Russia leather So They will he delv
cred 10 subscribe these prices sell bound volume
here for s. volume the three volumes bound tor
Every person who takes any part in the politics Of this
country should possess them JOHN e. RlVES.
| Washington t'ct 18th 1852 Nov 4-6w