Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
The GLOBE; The Official Paper Of
CONGRESS,

+ PUBLISH my annual Prospectus Of The DAILY
GLOBE and The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX, to
remind Subscribers and inform those who may desire to
subscribe that Congress will meet the first Monday OF
next December when shall publishing the
above named papers They have boon published so long
that public know their character and therefore
deem 1t needless to give minute account OF the Kind oil
nm DAILY GLOBE Mil contain report of the Debates in
both branches of Congress taken down by reporters
equal least to any corps of shorthand writers in this,
In any other country majority of them viii each be
abo report rerbn ten thousand words an hour while
the average number Of words spoken By fluent speakers
rarely exceeds thousand five hundred words an hour
When the debates Of day do not make more than iory
five columns thoy will appear in the Daily Globe OF the
next morning, which, will contain, Also the news oil tho
day together with such editorial articles as may be sug-
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will contain
report of all the Debates in Congress- revised by the spea
kers tho Messages of the President Of the United states
tho Annual Reports of the Heads of the Executive Depart
partmen the Laws passed during the session. and copious
Indexes to all. They will be printed double royal
sheet in book form, royal quaro size each number con-
tanning sixteen pages. The whole will make it in believed
between $500 and 5000 pages the long sessions for many
past having ranged between those numbers and the
next session will he long This believe is the
cheapest work sold in any country whether reprint
or printed manuscript copy, taking for data the
eruge number of words Of the long sessions since SiS The
average number of pages $3.50 and the average number OF
Of words of long session is a29O7T2 As have sold to
subscribers that number Of words for six dollars 1t follows
every 100000 words have furnished hem, while have
paid reporters 50 20 for every 2So words othi work.
| in manuscript.
interesting because the candidates Of the respective
parties for President and Vice President OF tho United
States will bo nominated before Il closes and therefore,
the debates will be mostly such political questions as It
may bo thought will tend to influence public opinion in
regard to tho to bo supported for these Offices and
the Globe will bo as II has been for many past the
only from which the full debates Of Congress be
obtained.
The Congressional Globe Appendix pass free through
the mails of the United States will be by reading
tho following Joint Resolution passed by Congress the 9th
| of August 1852.
Joint Resolution providing for the distribution of the Laws
/ Of Congress and tho Debates thereon.
With view to the cheap circulation of tho Laws OF Con-
gress and the debates contributing TO tho ne inerprora
ton thereof and to make free tho communication between
| the representative and constituent bodies:
Be ii resolved by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the United States of America in Congress
bed That from and after the present session Of Congress,
the Congressional Globe and Appendix, which contain the
laws and debates thereon shall pass free through tho mails
long the shall be published by order Of Congress-
Provided That npthing herein shall be construed to a,l-
thorze the circulation Of the Daily Globe free of postage
| Approved, August O. 1852
| TERMS:
For copy Of THE DAILY GLOBE during the session. s. 90
For copy of the CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APpgY-
| DIX, during the session, 50 90
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| silver. JOHN c. RINES.
| Washington October 81, 1889