Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE GLOBE: ,-..
The Official Paper Of Congress.


II PUBLISH my annual Prospectus of the The DAILY
u GLoBE, and TIE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE Appendix,
to mnd subscribers and inform those who may desire 10
next December when shall recommence Publishing the
s have been aad SO
deem needless to give minute account OF the KIND OF
matter they will contain
The DAILY GLOBE will contain report of the Debates
in both branches Of Congress- taken down by reporters
equal least corps Of short hand writers in this or
in any other country majority Of them will. each. be
able to renort reraf thousand words hour while
the number of words spoken BY fluent speakers
1ey thousand v We hundred words an hour
columns they shall appear in the Daily Globe the next
morning. which will c"nain, ALSO the news Of the day to-
pether with such editorial articles be suggested by
It is also my Intention from time to time occasion
may require to publish "reminiscences of the pull lie
with whom have been associated during the last twenty
eight Anecdotes of General Jackson and the lead
of the party which he conducted and the leading
of other parties win, believe, be interesting when
partisan bitterness has abated. .s -sH.
In becoming the reporter Of the debates of Congress
deemed it proper to that the Globe would be
partisan paper This pledge will frfeited bv intro
ducng contribution to history the political traits Of
Although am, and intend to remain q thorough Demo
crat, will never obtrude my principles in to make
them oboxous to any party But in regard to persons
the Globe honest memoir; and with that view
solved to speak independently of all rartes
report of all the debates in Congress revised BY the
speakers the Messages Of the President of the United
States the Annual Reports OF the LEADS VI Inc Executive
Departments the Laws passed during the session. and
pious indexes to all. They will be printed double
royal Sheet in book form, roya quarto size each number
containing sixteen pages The whole will make. is be-
eved between $500 and $500 pages the long sessions
for many have ranged between those numbers and
the session will be what is termed long one This
believe the cheapest work sold in any country,
whether reprint printed from manuscript copy taking
the average number of words Of the long
since the year s4s The average number of is 1885,
and the average number Of words page 1884, conse
quently average number of words of long session is
horo cold Oe,hSn fhafn umh Of
words dollars it follows that they have paid less than
sic and onehaT far erery 1000 scos hare fur
sisked e while have paid reporters $6 90 for every
1887 words of this work in manuscript Has any other
bookseller where ever sold book in the first instance
while new, low rate? believe not; and
strong belief that hereby to give to any per-
who shall prove the contrary complete set of the de-
bates running back the 1888, making forythree
auarto volumes which sell for IS u volume An act of
Congress authorizes these papers to by mail free of post
age. The session will be. without Doubt unusu-
mnstraon and several complex Questions must be dis
cussed in for example, the currency, Kansas,
and other questions The Globe will BE- as heretofore the
only source from which full debates be obtained
TERMS:
For a copy of the Daily Globe one year 80 90
For a cory of the Daily Globe six months 5 no
For Of ns aed an
pendx, and the laws passed during the session 90
Bank in the section of the country where
subscriber resides will be received at The whole
stamps which preferable to currency except gold
silver.
paper will be sent unless the money accompanies
the order for it.
desire the Globe but will send the Daily Globe during
the session to all who shall publish this prospectus three
times before the first Monday of December. Those
who may publish should send their papers containing
me- marked with pen, to direct attention to it.
JOHN C. RIVES.
Washington, Nov. p, 1857. 1O5-st.