Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

to David Stewart dated New 18th Mlrch,
Globe The mind Of the FashsT Of his Coaatry
to be Ianentcd that the editors of the different Ga
zees In the Union do generally and correct
Which eP Ws S1 read f they Sn sre
psed Of the eontent publish the debates in Congress
great national questions The principles upon which
difference of opinion arises well dets ons would
Sr its Ftag s q ~ Fassisgs oas 1 soi
4He DAIIY CLOSE AND THn coxsnEssrox.1. e1oBE. In
my lnterss. IN The organ of great pol ci
Al Globe and possible in time perfect it into fl
history 0fhs se.iGp q CONGRESS giving the debates
verify ec;a record From the passage the ieerof
General Washington, which have quoted, will be per-
Of regular and it's certain fhat the avid.
y Oft public Of the less important kind greatly
contributes TO to the weter matter which4nay
Hav ng succeeded perscting the reports
Of the debates in Congress giving themthe oea stamp
now to send them abroad connection with the
crate ineil from of Government any
forward to cities With two Injured and y n les
Of BY tel graph Before the even thus
city 6fNe York; he obs e5n ain 5 hetniritI I've
reached the post office Of that city by the express Mail
feeted now lay before the public - s.
in ucsesson vii ase n nses IN
prepare them for the Press put The slip By slip the
in Congress- it will be put type and in few MINUTES af
ter it is ended it will be in print shall be
East West and North and by that of 9ocoek D. for tie
South all the proceedings of Congress up the ordinary
gress will cities tvs hundred and fifty miles from
the Capitol before their daily morning papers
The miscellaneous shall be careful to gather from
from the Executive Departments through Official sources
the matters of moment transacted in the and through
quenee sufficient be put in the Globe and mailed
IN the Express Mail trains In this hope create
Hitherto no newspaper has attempted give authentic
counts of things Washington the public mind
from
sponsbe Geographic dispatches or by Iettewitcrs biased
Washington has become great center political
interest during all the yearle proceedings of the Execu-
tive departments and the information collected by them
even during the of Congress of much imp
lance to the interests of section of the
sil continue the pqbheIon OF The daily paper perfna1
nenty with view to become the reeie Of the and
most correct intelligence
1t part my plan reduce price of the daily paper
to half that of similar daily and thus hope
publish advertisements of the Government To subscribers
the cities hope to submit such terms as viii induce them
Unon where the Globe is daily under the franks of
members of Congress aof whom teit and Of them
The installation of Administration and new Con.
the result Of the next Many interests which
were brought up in the last Congress laid by the
Executive The modelling of the tariff; the land
~ freeold.r who may choose to become one the an
PRESENTATION of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by nation
Army, Navy and civil great questions with
thousand minor ones deeply affecting mqliltudes Of men
public opinion come up for the overnnoats decision.
be disposed by On the scenes at washington
will be apt to modify greatly alter essentially the
To these elements of interest another h likely be intro
duced by the interpretation of the agitaions of Europe A
ter nearly forty years of peace in Europe there evident
restessness that seems aught with tendencies threat
low Such universal change That the United States can
" hope its vortex Indeed from late it is
difficulties These calculated draw
the public mind t1wards the Congress with much
The DAILY GLOBE will be printed ae paper, double
royal size With small type breser and nonpareil at tive
The CoSGaEssroNAL GLOBE will also be printed on dou
containing sixteen pages The sD s Gh
er will be made up Of the proceedings Of Congress and the
which members may choose to write out hensel VIII
States, reports the Executive Departments and the
laws passed by Congress be added in an Appendix Fors
Appendix separately this has nor been found satsfac
tory inasrch as it incomplete view Of the transact
sell them apart considering that neghbors have the
Of both by clubbing in case Individuals shall find
To facilitate the circulation of the Globe and
resolution making postage flames il the law
may not be accessible to postmasters generally E
'0'' ''So4' ogs @sss ad the fasrs
With view te the cheap circulation Of the laws Of Con
thereof and to make free the communication between the
itres0oea By tie Ssnate and House Of Representatives IF
ne United States q 4hse'ca IN Congress aSseea Ptat
sonal Globe and Appendix, which the laws the
debates thereon, shall pass free through the mails long
the shall be published by order of Congress Pro-
rded That nothing herein shall be construed authorize
the circulation of lie DAILY Globe free postage.
Approved, August 6, 1850.
As sell the DAILY GLOBE at half the price Of similar pub
LEGATIONS the Congressional Globe and Appendix sold
for half the cost OF 50 much composition press-woTk and
This afford to do, inasmuch the subscription
Congress almost the of compositions and this
enables to sell for little than the cost Of
and paper requires the sales of about copies
imburse expenses If only Sold the cost of each
copy would be about S104 The debates in the English
Parliament cost about times much 1charge SUBJ
scrbcrs for the debates in Congress- equal quantity and
as well reported and printed.
The of Congress Will long and tits
believed the Congressional Globe for it viii reach
al quarto pages the last long 1892 and the
long before that made royal qarto pageOur
large volumes each session. subscribers will be careful
to file all the numbers received By Them i will supply
that may miscarry in the mails This work increases
value it grows old. The first volumes wlInow
command three times and of the subsequent
their original subscription price.
The subscription price for the Congressional Globe fn
Guiding the Appendix and the latSs) is six dollars
Complete indexes l be made and forwarded to sub
scrbers soon after the session is ended.
Subscribers for the Daily should have their money here
the 5th and for the Congressional Globe by the 18th or
December. The must order for either
where subscriber resides WILDE received at par,
WASHINGTON, October Il, 1853. ss-st.
AND JEWEBRY.-wE HAVE
~ " just returned from New Oi and Philadelphia with
much the LARGEST STOCK of me above hiIt
in Raleigh The stock is largo enumerafe. We have
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