The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25
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r PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus Of the TIN
l. DAILY GLOBE. and THE CONGRESSIONAL GLoEE
AND APPENDIX, to remind subscribers. and inform
those who may desre subrcribc, that Congress will
meet on the first Monday OF nexte December, when
shall reconnlence publ tho abovc-namcd paper
They have been published so long that most public
men know their character. and therefore deem 1t
needless to give minute account OF the kind Of mat
ter they will contain. D., IN gEFg
TN. DAILY GLoEE will contain a report of the De-
hates in both branches Of Congress- taken down by
reporter, equal, at least to any rps of Shorthand
writer's in this in any other ry. majority CT
them WILL each, be able to OFT, verbatim, ten thou
sand words an hour, while the average number Of
words spoken ~ fluent speakers rarely exceeds
thousand five hundred words an hour. When the de-
bates Of day do not make than forty column,
they shall appear j. the Daily Globe the next morning,
which will contain, ao the news of the day, together
with fuch editorial articles may bc suggested by
passing events ..I'.nE
1t is ALEC my intention from tine to time, a. oeec-
sion may require, to pubih my rpmnis Of the
public men with whom have been associated during
the last twenty eight years Anecdotes Of General
Jackson, and the leaders OF the party which he eoN-
Quoted, and the leading Of other parties. will,
believe, lie interesting now, when parZsn bitterness
has abated.
In becoming the reporter of the debates of Copsres
deemed it proper to say that the Globe would
be partizan apcr THIS pledge will not be fofsdcd
by introducing contribution to hste<y the poli-
cal traits Of character which distinguished the public
men Of my time. Although am, and intend to re-
main, a thorough Democrat, will never obtruds my
principles in way to make them obnoxious to any
party. But in regard to persons and events which 70
to make up history hope to make the Globe an hon.
ct memoir and with that view am resolved to speak
INDEPENDENTLY Of all Parties. t.sE-
Tie Congregational Globe and Apr endix will contain
report of all the debates in Congress- revised " DO
speakers the Messages Of the President Of the Cpia d
State the Annual Reports Of the III ais Of tho Ixscu.
tive Departments the Laws passed during the session,
and corcus indexes to all They will be quarto size,
ca II number containing sixteen page. The whole viii
mi ke, it is believed between g. 500 and 1900 pages
the long sessions many years have ranged between
those numbers, aud the next session will lie what 10
termed a 'lcng onc." This believe is the cheapest
printed from manuscript cory taking for data the av-
GRACE number Of words Of the long tesens 'nce tho
year ls4s. The average number Of pages is $780, and
fcqurny the average number Of word sof long res
ion j, 9,290772. As have cold to tubsssibeFs that
number of word. for Fix dollars, il follows that they
have paid less than Fix and ce-hhlf for every
100 600 words have furnished them, while have psid
my reporters 50 20 for every 1897 words Of this work,
In nanuecrip Has airy other bookseller anywhere,
ever soli Look in the frt instance while It new
atto low rate believe not end so strong is my
belief thst hereby agree to give to any Ter.o who
shall prove the contrary, complete ret Of the debates
running back to the Year 1888, making iortyI three
quarto volumes, which sell for IS volume. An act
Of Congress authorizes the papers to go by mail free
OF postage. Tic next session vii be- without doubt,
an unusually interesting one. as it will To the first
der new admi,i,trat.oD and acytral complex quce-
tons must be discussed in it for example, the carrcn
cy, kansas, revenue, and other questions. The Globe
will be a. h, tosorc, the only source which full
debates can TIC obtained.
For copy of the Daily Globe one ycsr $40 90
For cory of the Daily Globe tx months 500
For copy OF the Daily Globe during the session. 90
For coy of the Congressional Globe and appcn-
dix. and the laws passed during the scs: ion 900
Bank notes current in the section of the country
where subscriber resides win be received at par
The whole ary part Of subscription Ray he remit
ted in Portage stamps which is preferable to any
rcncy, except gold or silver, ss -rE
arer Will not be scnt unless tic money accom-
panies the order for it.
cannot afford to exchange With all tho newspapers
that de ire the Globe but l will send the Daily, Globe
during the session to all who ,hall publ tis Tro'-
pectus three times before the rt Monday Of Decen-
her. Those who may publish should s.nd their papers
containing 1t to me, marked with lem to direct at
tention to it. JOHN C.klVES.
Washington, Oct. u. '57. rll ~