Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-17
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7 PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus o. the DAILY
L GLOBE and the COEGREssIoNAL GLOBE AND AP-
PENDIX 90 remind subscribers. aud Inform those Who
mzy desire to subscribe, that Congress VIII meet on the
drst Mo1isy Of next December, when I shall recon-
mence puolshilg the ah1ve-named papers. They have
ne0u published 60 long that "ust public men knoT their
character, and therefore I deem &c needless % give g
miluie a1coEut ~ the kind ~ matter they viii contain.
ne DAILY GLOBE viii contain q report Of the de-
Bate il both branches Of Congress a. taken down hy
reporters equal AZ least, 20 sry corps Of shorthand
writers In this, or IN any ctner other couutry- ma
iurlty of them will, each, be able 70 report, verbatim,
ten taoussnd words an hour. while the average number
o., woras spoken by fluent fpeakers rarely exceeds seven
thousand Q e hundred words an hour when the de-
bate of a day d. not make more than fcry-hve onlumrs
they viii appear In the Daily Globe o. the next norm
ing, Wueh VIII Contain, aisar ne news o. he day, To-
se-her win s1ch editorial articles g. may be suggested
rr passing events.
TIE CoSoREssIoxAL GLour AND APPENDIX viii
csutaln a resort If all ne Rebates IN Congress, revlsei
By the SPEAKERS the messages o. the President Of the
United States. the annual reports Of the heads OF the
Ezreurve Department. the laws passed during the ses-
sion, and clpious indexes 20 an. They will be printed
on a double royal sheet. in book form, royal quarto size,
each number containing sixteen PAGES The whole viii
make. 1t is believed, between $500 and 1900 pages, the
long sessions for many years past havin- rluges between
those numbers, and the next session viii be a lcnz one.
This ! believe is the cheapest w,rk ever sold IN any
country shelter a reprint OF printed from manuscript
auy, taking for data the aTersac Number o. words o. the
iong sessions since the year 1873 The average number
1i PAGES 3 a7l7, and the averaee number o. words On a
page b 1851. consequently the average number Of words
n q long session is g Es0.TT2. A I have sold 10 sub
acrincrs that humber o. worls Tor six dollars. It follows
that they have paid less than six and one half cents for
every 100 600 words 7 have furnished them. while 7
have paid my reporters IS % for every 2ss7 words Of
ibis work IN manuscrlp.
The ooniuE session will. without a d9rbt. Be an uuu-
suallv Interesting one, bcc1use the candidates Of the re-
r1eciIve parties for Prrsilent md Tice-President Of the
Uaitfd States viii BE- Nominated before it closes, and
therefore tic debates viii Be mostly on such political
cue lions e. itmay be thouEht, viii tend to iuduenes
uu1le cpinian IN regard % the per-ans 70 b. supported
f9r these 0fnces- and The GLOBE VII Be, a. it has been
to- many yearspasts the only source from which The full
debates o. Co1-ress can be obtained
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seen by reatn- The blowing Joint Resolution passed By
C1nrress- the 6h % August, 1881:
Joint resHluran lrovidlnz for IN distribution o. the
Laws of Congress and TIC Debates thereon.
Wi-h q view O. The cheap circulation Of the laws o.
Congress and the debates CONTRIBUTING % the true inter
probation taereof and 10 mske free the Communication
between The representative AMI constituent bodies:
Be it resolved ~ the Senate and House Of Represen-
tlttves cf ire United States Of America in Con ress As
ssmblHl- hat fr m ans after the present session or Con
gres. the CoN0REssIoEAB GLOBE AND E%FPENDIx.
which contain the laws and he debatFs thereon, shall
pass free ihr0ugh The nails TO long a. the SANE shall be
aubHsaed hy order o. Cougrass; Provided. mat nofhinr
the DAILY GLOBE reeof postage.
Approved, August 6. 1851
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thar desire The GLOBE, but I viii send the DAILY
GLOBE during fhe session 90 the 81 tors o. those papers
who publish thIs Prospectus three times before he drsi
Msuday OF next December. AMI send to ne one number
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Ied my attention o. IT, JOHN c RTVES.
Wnehfrrf4u- October q. 1853. unQ-