Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
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7 H E G. L O B E:
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS.

I PUBLISH now my Annual Prospectus of TIE DAILY
GLOBE, and THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE APPrSDx to
subscr be, that Congress will on the first Monday OF
next December when shall recomnence nnbiisbi15 he
abovenamed papers. They have been published so long
that most public know their character therefore
deem it needless to give minute Kind Of
The Daily Globe will report of the debates in
both branches of congress, taken down by reporters
equal at least to of shorhanded writer's this
or any other country. mjoriy of hem H. each, be
the number of words spoken by fluent speakers
rarely exceed thousand five words an hour
columns, they shall appear in the Daily Globe next
morning, which will contain also the day
gether with such editorial articles be suggested by
my intention from time to time as occasion may
whom have been associate5 ITrir trs ia 49, VII,
Anecdotes of General Jackson leaders
the party which he conducted and the leading
parties VIII believe, be interesting now, when parzan
In becoming reporter the debates of Congress,
deemed it proper say the Globe would never be a
partzau paper. This pledge viii forfeited by
ducng as contribution to history, the political traits
character which distinguished the public Of my time.
Although am and intend to remain thorough Democrat
will never obtrude principles in way make them
events which to make up history hope to make the
Globe honest MEMOIR and, with view am resolved
t. speaS independently of parties
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will contain
the Messages of the President the United States the An
nual Reports of the Heads Executive DEPARTMENTS
the avs passed during the session. and copious indexes
all They viii be printed double royal sheet in book
form, royal quarto size each containing sixteen
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and $500 the long many years have
ged between those numbers,
what IS termed lOng One This believe the cheap
est work ever sold in country whether reprn or
printed rom manuscript copy taking for data the
number OF words Of the long sessions the wear 1915
The average number of pages 3ST6 average
Der OF words on Is 1897
number OF words Of long session is 929U772 As have
sold to subscribers that number of words dollars
follows that they have paid than six and onehaf &c
FOR % 600 words have furnished them while have
paid reporters so 20 for 1897 words Of this
IN manuscript Has other bookseller, anywhere ever
sO DoOA IN the nrst instance, while 1t new
ratef believe not and strong belief hereby
agree to give TO who prove the contrary
complete set Of the debates, running 1888
making toriy-three quarO Volumes which a
ue An act OF Congress authorizes these by
man free OF postage. The session viii be, without
under Administration several complex questions
must De discussed IN it. for example currency, Kansas
revenue and other questions. The Globe be,
totore the only source from which full debates OBJ
tanned.
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Wash ngton, Nov. 7-8t. JOHN O. RIvEs.