The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-30

Tnt Co>csEssloNAL Clone.

THE CONGG EsslJNAL GLoBE.
la ,ucrrnicIinr Wy intrI,st III the oigSn Of
ssreA; political party, chrrl.hed the purpose
VI cDniinung the Cunsrc,'i nal Globe, and,
II possible, in ilnie 10 !vricr 1t iui" itI
history OF The action ot Congress, -''ing the
debate. accurate, aud luilA wl,!. the norecd-
ing,- all siampei wltl. the y"llty Of an official
record From ihv ia,snge ~ tic Icitcr OF
t,crrral ~ s,hiugio winch have quoted II
VII g. prTcen"d thHt ne ;IonEht Has uihce
mi ;hl nc CON 'inctl VIII ihW OF regular
usrtpsncr; ari II /, c,ItHin flht the avliitv
" t.ic public iot news OF tGc lcs, important
kina greatly conilihutcs TO give wings 10 the
Wrltht-r matter hicn MAY hc called COnSres-
elOat news.
usViis succeeded in my purpose OF perfect
.ns 10 reports of III, dcirtes in Consr - und
si,ins them the cihci"I stamp, now propose
10 ,rnd hc,n ahiosl, in c nnetiion with the
1en, ui The dAN. ia such haste II, shall out.
snip iuli sud HcCui:tc intelligence srnt from
the sea Of i."yrrrini Ut in other form what
ever. IL wii cvcu anticipate the scraps Of
news forw srdrd Ia cities within two hundred
mud fty mics OF Washington ly t,h 81. l.h
Betrrc ;hc events thus transmitted are pub
listed IN he mormiog papers, lfOr instaLce, e
the citv Of New York, \ the Globe containing
them will have reached tie post 'ilice of that
city by the Express Mail oi the prcyious nj sht.
The process by whi' h his will lie effected !
now lay bcore the public.
will have n corps OF ski en- Reporters in
Congress each in succession will take notes
uu'i's n'e mi"n'csi men Ir'rei prepare Hi"It
for the Press pu: them slip by slip in III, hands
OF e'hP'n'or'' an' mus wniic uun"e IS
gong on ~ tongress, u VIII tc put IL t!le,
ana hit" minutes after II wlIi TIC III punt
'"slI D! ms means I've thnole" 10 sehu ny
tne Express M"ii o' "ci"ck p m, Tor tie
Easi' West, a"d N"rih, and hy That I" o.
eioct r. ~ io' 'hc oo"'h, nli lhe proceedings
oh c~"sfess up =" me ordinary honr o' ad-
Journncnt. ihu. The accurate debates OF
Consre" VII re"eh the citics TWO hundred
a"u my "i"s from the Naploi neiore 'heif
osiy mo'hihs papers are III circu!a-
ton.
Tho miscellaneous news shall he careful TO
gather nom remote sections vi the country ly
eieYfsph VIII obtain from the Executive c
nep"t'meh''' through oihci"l sourccf'lc mat
ters O. mon cht transacted IN Them, and
tnfough sgeh's employed Tor the purpose, all
'ne c'y news OF consequence IN snihcicnt time
10 oe pa1 INTO me ",ooe and mailed III the Ex'
pre-" i"" ''h'hS' IN ,nis way nope 10 ere
~ s'eA "s" ~, ca III '"c @isseih'""''"n "' news
'o'" ""'"inhio" h""1''" no newspaper
uA. ""eHP'e" 10 give hu'hehlc accounts "i
'hih2s zone a' hshlhSton hcioIc tue pubhc
ininu Al acitancehad received IT'S hrst imprcs
"o'' "'esPons'o.e 'eicS'hP"c n'sla'.ncs
OF ny leucr"rterS blascd hy pecu lar views
Warrington mas now become SO great cen
ere OF political interest during all the year
she proceedings OF the Executive Departments
snu me Information collected by hem even
ru''hg the. recess ot congress is oi SO mu'h y
lnPo'iahc" 10 ihe interest OF every section oi
.ne eountyIihat shall continue The publica'
ion o' 'ne uany paper permanently WIN |,
.ea 70 oecome tle vehicle OF the earliest AID
"I'' eoHee' ,nlen'sehee.
nn ParI Oh my pan to reduce NE price OF
'ne uA''y paper 70 na'i that oi the similar daily
p4persi ana mus nope TO extend MS circula-
uon 70 as 10 invite advertisements "ill pub
wan .,' :Suyerl;senien' ior me Government 10
SUBSCRIBERS IN inc ci'les hope to submit such
terms as whi induce them TO advertise their
business IN every village throughout the Un'
ION, "here the "i"beis sent daily under III:
ranks OF members OF Congress all OF whom
taNe " Aru 'ome oi them large number oil
copies ,