St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
THE GLOBE.


PUBLISH new ray annual Prospectus Of
n The DAILY 6lo5r, and the Congressional
Gtoo~ AM .appe:l:Ix 10 nsaI subscribers.
aR1 inform iiisse wtso sssav ssrsiFe 60 suhscr;b,
that Congie$s waA m~rt usi the tirsl Monday
oi Next Decenii'~r. when shall rtcoiasI.. nee
publishing the above-samed papers. They
have been published so long that most ps,hi,c
ulen Know their character. aud therefore \
deem q needless to give a minute account Of
the kind oi matter ihey will contain.
The Daily Cube viii contain q report of
the Debates in both branches OF Congres. as
takeR down by reporters equal, al least, 10 any
corps Oh short hand writers in Tins or in any
! other country. A MAJORITY Of them will,
each, be able TO report, rerbafias, ten Ilsous-
and words an hour, while the average mum
her OF words spoken b. nnent speaking rare
ly exceeds seven thousand Eve hundred words
an hour. When the debates OF day do not
| make more tran fOFtv columns, they shall
appear IN the Daily Globe the next morning.
which WA contain, also, the news of thar
day; iogeiner with such editorial articles as
NAV be suggested by passing events.
IL Is asss my iaieailOn, from time 70 time,
as occasion niay require, to pui.li>a nv re-
iBniscences OF 'he pub &C men with whom 1
have been associated during the lasi lhTIv-
eight years. Anecdotes Of General Jackson.
and ih leaders OF the party which he conduct
Ell. an the leading ilen Of other parties, will,
| ofiieve. be Interesting now, when parllzan
bitterness has a5ated.
In 6eeonling the reporter OF the debates Of
congress deem Il proper TO say that the
G'obe would never be partlzan paper. This
pledge wall MOI be iorie tel BY Introducing as
Contribution 10 history the political araiIs oi
character which distinguished the pubic nen
IN my time. Although am, and intend to
remain. a thorough Democrat, will never
o6'rude my principles in a way TO make them
obnoxious to any party. But, in regard To
persons and events winch c,' tn make up his
ory. aopa - IN axe the G.JI. IA. aoasst me
m"If; and with that view 1 am resolved 10
speak independently Ui all parties.
The Congressional Globe aud Appendix
will contain report OF all the Debates ia Con
sress. revised by the speakers, tue Messages
ot the President of the United States. the An
nual Reports OF the Heads of the Executive
Departments, the Laws passed during the
Session, and copius indexes to all
They will be printed on double royal sheet.
10 book form, royal quarter size, each number
containing sixteen pages. The whole will
make, IL is believed, between 5 800 aud 3.9OU
pages, as the long sessions for many years
have ranged between those numbers, and the
next sessions will be what is termed a ..long
oae." THIS believe is the cheapest work
ever sold IN any country, whether a reprint or
printed from manuscript copy, taking Tor data
the average number Of words of the long ses
sions since the year lS4S. The AZ erage num-
Der OF pages is J 3,S1G, and the average number
OF words on page Is Z, ,397, consequently the
average number Ot words 0i long session is
9,26Oa72. AS have sold TO the subscribers
that nunher OF words for S6, il follows tina, they
nave pad less than six and one. half cents for
every l0 QUO words have furnished them,
while | have paid my reporters $6,29 Tor
every 1887 words, of this work, i'm mann.
script Has any other bookseller, an where.
ever sold book in the first instance, while n,
| was new. al SD low q rate! ] believe not:
| and SO siroag D. NV belief thai heseby az rec
| 10 give TO any person who shall prove the con
| trary, a complete set oil the debates running
back To the year 1888. making forty -,i.ree
quarter vOlunns, which sell Tor s. volume.
An act Of Congress authorizes these papers
10 60 BY mail Tree of postage The next ses
sl0n will he, without doubt. an unusually in
| teresimg one; as n will be. the first under a
new Administration, and several complex
qursiions must be discussed IN 10; Tor rxam-
pie, the cure nry, Kan as, revenue. and 9th.
questions. The Globe will Re, as hereto ore.
the only source from which iull debates can be
obia:ned. <
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A paper viii not be sent anIess the money
accompanies the order for it,
Icannot afford TO exchange with all tha
newspapers that desire the CLIQUE; but / will
send the Daily Globe during the session 20
all who shall publish this prospectus three
times before the firss Mcnday OF Bext Decem-
her. Those who may publish should senI
their papers containing 10 TO me, marked with
a pen, to direct attention 10 IL.
s. JOHN c. RivEs.
Washington, October q, 1857.