Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The GLOBE:s

u punLia nos INV animal Prospectus II the TEE DAILY
u asosE, and THs coseR1asrosAL Gtos. AND Aer.so,x
10 remind sbacsibef and inform those who may desire
sabssrbe hat Ceugress will the first Monday ct
1ext Dseember, when shall reoommenee publishing sne
esss s.d They have been p.o .nS ,seretos
I1s Il needless TO give minute account OF the kno
lsstses they will contain. n......
ITs DAisr GLOSS will contain report Of the Debates
IN Sot hrches Of Congress- taken down BY reporters
eSas s any corps Of short hand writer's IN s1,s or
IN other country m:oy Of .ns% y. ~ hour While
~ .,.,sss number Of words spoken BY fluent speakers
ssrv exceds seven thousand hundred words an hour
'he thsx sSs snnesr in the Daily Globe the next
morning. which will Contain also, the news OF the gay To-
her with such editorial articles IS may De ~
It IS also nv intention from time to time as occson
may require publish "Reminiscences OF the paoc men
ih whom have been associated during the last twenty
iebt yesrs Anecdotes of General Jackson and the ead
e Of the party which he conducted and the leading men
Of other parties will believe, be interesting now when
Becoming the reporter of the debates Of Congress
deemed proper to say that the Globe xoaa never De
nSrtssn paper This pledge will not forfeited by intro
ducine Is contribution history the political traits OF
character which distinguished the public men Of my time
er.t viii never obtrude my principles in way to make
them obloxious party But in regard to persons
d which to make up history hope to make
solved to speak independently of all parties -,
THn CoxGREss1oNAL GLOBE AND Appendix will contain
q tn al M tns Of the Of the
ste the Annual Reports of the Heads of the Executive
DEPARTMENTS the Laws passed during the nnSe
royal sheet book form, royal quarto size each number
containing sixteen pages The whole will make it is be-
sved and $500 rs the long sn
the next session will be what termed long one ihs
believe is the cheapest work sold in any country
whether reprint or printed from m COPY s5%s
since the ls4 The average number of is 1885,
and the average number of words is $780, conse-
oneny the average number of words of long session
SqSO772 As have sold to subscribers that number OF
wurds for sic dollars it follows that they have paid less tina"
sr and Oneha cents every 5000 W0rds hdoe IuT
iaksd e while have paid my reporters &6 90 for every
aS97 words of this work in manuscript Has any other
bookseller WHERE sold book the first instance
while it at so low rates believe not ana 50
strong is nv belief that hereby agree to give to any per-
who shall prove the contrary complete set OF the oe
bates running back the year 1888, making
quarto volumes, which sell for Is volume An act OF
Congress authorizes these to by mail free OF post
age The session will be, without doubt, an unus9-
ally interesting one will be the first under new Ad
maistion and several complex questions must be dis
eed in it, example, the currency, Kansas revenue,
and other questions The Globe will be- heretofore the
only source from which full debates can be obtained
For copy Of the Daily Globe one year $40 90
For cory of the Daily Globe six months 5 20
For copy of the Daily Gobe'durng the session 90
copy Of the te
Bank notes current in the section of the country where
subscriber resides will be received at The whole
any part of subscription be RENTED IN postage
stamps which preferable to any currency except gold Or
silver. =. ..0 -. ~. -.. -.
"A paper will be unless the money accompanies
the order for it.
cannot afford to exchange with all the newspapers that
the session to q. who shall publish this prospectus three
times before the first Monday of December. Those
Who publish should send their papers containing to
JOHN c. RIvEs
Washington Nov 81. lost.