The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-08

while Of his written compositions but "
few letters have hitherto been given 10
the wolld. .a-
'The imperEc C, state Of parliamentary
reporting Is The grea, cause Of his blank
What Somcrs and Chatham have lost
in fame by the oblivion Of nil the mas
tcrly Efforts Of their minds which, wicldS
ing the power Of Parliament, conducted
the march fihe Government during their
connection with il. the history OF the nG>
ZION has also lost for want OF the vigos
and verify, the cleaFneaS and beauty with
which i,s events and their causes might
have been preserved in the luminous eta-g
quonce Of its 0.cioTs.
The great men who conducted our
Revolutionary struggle in the ConGnensst
Congress have left no history behind them
Of the vicws and events which had ,heis;
debates, except in the meager fofmula Of
a journal. The frevid feeling Of the
hour, the impelling circumstances, the
Argument, the eager controversy which
sol the subject in every variety Of light.
passed away with tho breath that gave
them ui,erance; aud men who were uos
surpassed, in tho opinion Of Lord Chaia-
am, by 'lhe master statesmen Of The
world" have bequealhed TO pOsseEitE
nothing Of the ek'quonce which guided
our National Councils but she shadow Of
name.' Rrcont publications. show how
graphic his'@y beoernes when ,ho ac'ots'
in ], speak for .hemselvea, and events as
they emerge stamp themselves on 10
pago. Congress has now :akcn care shat
this sor, Of gennias history shall fall
from The pfosr, full snd perfect, day by
day; and thus every public man will make
his history, aud blend ,,iaperisbably With
that oi his county.
The Congressional Clubs and Appen.
dix is SO yoluminous thntil can ONLY 10
read by our buisy conn',ymen partially
during i've progress. SomC sEe inssrss.>
ed in ons moasuRs, Some in AnO.her.--
ffs,cn. sections look for ihs mos. part
10 Tho action Of their several seHesenia>
,ives--ihe coneesns Of one fro4u<aliy
| possessing no interest fof The lesi--snd
smids, the mass il is difficult fCI each
section, or individual, 10 get as the spe.
Cial matter most interesting 10 shem.--,
To obvia,s this. aud enable all to get n
glance general view Of the entire pro.
ceedings Of Congress, and to FIX lhcis
attention 90 what suits THAR pariiculaS
Jews, ! will publish in fniuse, in addition
to tho Daily Globe and The Copgression-
Al Globe and Appendix, a rrR'D.Y'e
CONGRESSIONAL GL rs, containing brief
4 Of each days debate on every important
sut,jsc, discussed during the proceeding
week, arranging the names Of the speak
ers pro and con, aud presenting tho
4 point discussed and leading Arguments
on each side somewhat 10 the mode in
which forensic briefs are prepared. This
paper will send gra,uiiUusly 20 every
subscriber 10 The Congressional Globe aad
Appendix ;and TO those who may consider
this summary suilicien, without them, the
subscription price for this weekly will be
two dollars per aEnum.
The b,isf synopsis Of debates will 6ii
hut SUsll pasi Of the con.Onss Of this
large weekly sheet. Il viii contain
every impor.an, item Of foreign and
domt s,ic news which can bo cleaned from
the daily prints during the week, 'oge'h-
er with tia. which may be brought BY
'clegtsph a. the moment Of goin. to
press. II will contain, besides, The in
,eres,ing miscellany which is given in
the Daily Globe, and the Washington
gossip OF the louerwriiesr, extracted
from the different newspapers which SIM
ploy .hem, whenever they shall be es-
,eemed Of such :mpor. as 10 interest,". III"
readers Of The Globe, and bear sscl, pro-
bahiliiy on their face us to warrant. theis
insertion.
As this weekly paper will be sen, TO al
the subscribers for tie Congregational
Globe and Appendix, i, will certainly
have more general circulation than any
other newspaper IN the United S,ates,
and will, therefore, invite adveriisemenis
from every section Of the Union, sspe.
cially the Wholesale merchants in The
groa, cities, which will give j, additional
interest with business men everywhere.
/ The DAILY GLOBE will DO printed on
double royal sheet. twice day during
the sessions Of Congress--=at eleran- o..
clock, A. N. and FIVE O'Clock, r. NJ, sud
! osce day. a, five o'clotk, ?, NJ. during
the recessess, al FIVE dollars year Zoo
either edition. The evening edition 10
the one mos. suitable for Subscribers who
live oul Of this city, as it will conta,n,
} besides the full proceedings Of Congress
Of The day before published in tho nor.
ming edition, full synopsis Of these Of
the day, together with the news by ,els.
graph, and from other sources, up 10 the
, hour that il is put 10 press. |. will con-
+ tain, also, all lavs aud Joint resolutions
. passed by Congress-.
The CaNGREssIoNANALG GLoGB AND Ar.
rENp1x will also be printed on q double
royal sheet. in book form, royal quarso
, size, ench number containing sixteen ps.
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