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Il M sI* *f@he viii cCnsain a report of
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When the debates OF day do not
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#Aleh WI contain, also, the news OF that
4af; together with such editorial ARTICLES as
aas BE- suggested BY passing events.
u Is slss my iniedtion. from iime to time,
= occassion may require. io publish nv. re-
zainlscencess OF sbe public men with whom D
Hsfe been associated during the lasg thirty
Get yeass. Anerdotcs cf 6eneral Jackson,
and the leaders of the party which he conduct-
cd. an tie leading sl.en ofother pariies, will,
b'ieve. be interesting now, when pasiizan
bitterness has a5ated. -
In becoming the reporter Of the debates OF
Congress deem Il proper to say that the
Globe would never be partizan paper. This
pledge viii not be ioris.tei by introducing as
contribltion to history the political traits Of
character which distinguished the public men
p my time. Although am, and intend TO
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f='irude my principles in a way TO make them
'aoxious 70 any party. But, in regard to
nefspns and events which 90 to make up his
4fy, nope to make the Globe an honsst me
uolr; and with that view am resolved 10
Ipeak independently OF ali parties.
the Congressional Globe and Appendix
I'll contain report Of all the Debates In Con-
sFess. revised By the Speakers, The Messages
81 The President Of the United States, the An
nsial Reports oil the Heads Of the Executive
Departments, the Laws passed during the
Session, and copious indexes TO all.--
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cpnialnlng sixteen pages. The whole will
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pages, as the long sessions. for many years
nave ranged between those numbers, and the
next sessions will be what is termed ..iong
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eyer sold in any eounary, whether q reprint or
| p1nied from manuscript copy, taking Tor data
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Der eli pages is 3,S76. and the average number
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sEzsY a'conpIete SET OF the debates running
ba<Is 70 The year 1888, making iorty-tbres
/ quarter voIunlns, which sell Tor S5a volume
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4 new Administration, and several complex
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4 BE. the currency, Kansas, revenue. and othe,
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i the only source from which full debates can b
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