Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
The GLOBE; The Official Paper of
Congress,

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mat most public men know their character and therefore
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u a. least TO any corps OF shorthand writers In this,
o, IN any DINER country majority of them will each lie
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the average number Of words spoken BY fluent speakers
when the debates of day do make more than forty
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next morning which, viii contain, also the news of the
day. together with snc editorial articles may sug
gesled by passing events
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report Of AL the Debates in Congress- revised by the spea
kcrs the Messages of the President the United States
the Annual Reports Of Heads of the Executive Denart
partmens the Laws passed during the session andcopious
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OF August, 1852.
Joint Resolution providing for the distribution Of the Laws
Of Congress and the Debates thereon
With view to the cheap circulation of tho of Con-
es and the debates contributing the Interpreters
ton thereof and to make free the communication between
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BE II resolved by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tes of the United States Of America In Congress assem-
bed That from and after the present session Congress-
the Congressional Globe and Appendix which contain the
laws and debates thereon shall pass free through tho mails
long the shall published by order Of Congress
Provided That npthing herein shall be construed 10 au-
thorze the circulation Of the Daily Globe free of postage
Approved, August O. 1862
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Washington, October q, 1859