The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-28

making even inan frcelIodcr who may choose ~
Decplnc one, the approximation of the Atlantic n1d
racine oce"ii' by national rnroad across the Ter.
Iofy 9i ihe Unt9n; reform in the Army, Navy, nnl
cNii Obcts All these great questions, with tiuus.
and mirof mes deeply ofiecting niulti,hdes Of me
aud every state IL the Union, will. now being
mainrtd by public opinion, come up for the Govern.
nents decision. These new issues, co.opcrating
actors on the scenes nt Washington will be apt TO
modify greatly, II not alter essentially, the pariy
organizations OF the country.
10 these elements Of interest ano.her is likely 10
I've inr0uced by the interposiion OF the nai,ntions
oi Europe. Alter nenty forty years Of pence in
Europe there ~ an evident rcstlessness that now
seems iraught with tendencies threatening war: and
II war comes, in all likelihood there will follow such
universal change TINT the United States can scarcely
nope iocscnpe its vortex. Indeed, front late events
INTO European difficulties These circumstances are
calculated 10 draw the public mind towards the next
Congress with much expectation.
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ORHsIoNAL GIOBE proper will be made np of the
proceedings oi mgress and the running debates as
gwen by tho Reports. The speeches which members
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will the mrssages Oi the Pres ident Ql tive United
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annex il, the law may not be accessible to post
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Joint Resolution providing for the distribution Of the
Laws OF Congress aud the Debates thereon.
With view TO the cheap circulation Of the laws
OF Congress and the debates contributing TO tile true
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between the representative ana con-
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That nothing herein shall be construed to authorize
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Approved, August o, 49,
As sell the DAILY GIoBE at half the price OF
similar publications, so the CONGRESSIONAL Globe "
ArPENDx Is sold for halt the cost Of so much com,
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10 do inasmuch as the subscription OF Congress al
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TO reimburse expenses. II SEQ only were sold, the
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Congress. equal in quantity, aud as well reported &
printed.
The n, X session Of Congress will he long one:
nd It is believed the Congressional Globe for ii will
reach 900 royal quarto pages, rs the last long
sion made 3,oi2 and the long one before that made
; 9ol royal quaro pages-four large volumes each
session. II subscribers will be careful to file all the
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WasulSsroS, October fs. 1888: