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above named papers They have beea published 40 ,o"s
that most public men know their a9d tho suS Of
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eoua at least to any corps short hand writer's IN tbs
in other country. msor.y Of them y, Will ho esI While Se
the number of words spoken by fluent speakers
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the ts1 sba ey the Daily Globe the
morning which will contain, also the news OF the oay
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may require publish OF the men
eight years. Anecdotes of General ana ne lead
ers Of the party which he conducted and the leading men
of other parties WILL believe, be interesting now when
partisan bitterness has abated.
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nsrtisan paper This pledge will not De forfeited BY intro
ducing contribution to history the political TRAITS III
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tbe Globe AN honest memoir and with
solved to speak independently of all parties
THE CoNGREssIoNAL GLOBE AND Appendix Will contain
report Of all the debates in Congress- revised BY the
sneakers the Messages of the President of the United
States the Annual Reports OF the HEADS OF tne
pops indexes to ALL they will be printed double
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eyed between $500 and $500 pages the long sessions
for many have ranged between those numbers and
the next session will be what is termed long one TINS
believe is the cheapest work sold in any country,
whether reprint printed from manuscript copy taxing
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and the average number OF words on page Is 1885, conse
ouentIy the number of words Of long session
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nised e while have paid reporters IS 20 for every
1887 words of this work IN 'adnuscrP Has any o'ner
bookseller where sold book in the first instance
while it was new at low rate? believe not; and SO
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bates running back to the year 1888, making
ouarto volumes which sell for IS volume. An act OF
age The next session will be, without doubt unusu
ally interesting it will be the first under new Az
mnistraon and several complex questions must be dis
and other questions The Globe will be- heretofore the
only source from which full debates be obtained.
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