Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
THE GLOBE.
THE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS-

Publish nowmy ANIMAL Prospectus Of the Daily Globe
and The Congressional Globe aud Appendix To remind
suscrihefs aud inform those who NAV desire TO sub
scribe, that Congress eil on the frat Monday OF
next December when shall recomnonce publishing the
above named papers They have been Published 40 long
that most public men know their character and therefore
deem tncedess to give minute account of the Kind OF
matter they will contain.
The Daily Golc will containA report Of the Debates In
both branches Of Congress taken down by reporters
equal at least onny corps Of short hand writer's In this
otRny otIer county majority Of them will each, be-
able 90 report Uerbatim, ten thousand words hour
while the average number Of words spoken by fluent speak
es rarely exceeds Thousand ye hundred words per
hour When the debates day do make norc than
i"ry columns, they will appear in the Daily Globe Of
tue ual together with such editorial articles may b.
suggested by passing events.
Ihe Congressional Globe and Appcndix will contain
report oi m the Debates ~ Congress revised b the sp
es, the Messages of the President Of the United states
TIE Annual reports of The Heads Of the Executive Depat-
ncnl 'ne Laws passed during the session and copnus
Indexes ol them all. They viii be printed on double
royal sheet IN book form, royal quario size each number
continuing sixteen pages The whole will make II IA be-
evcd between $500 and 5000 pages the long sessions
ornany years past having ranged between those numbers
aiu te ntAt session Ni e long one This believe IL
Tue cheapest work rsold In any country whether
print ptntedfr from manuscript copy taking for date the
average nunler of words Of the long since the
year S4S The average number pages Is 3S76 and the
average number OF words page L. 1897, consequently
the average number Of words Of long session 772
have sold TO suhsc hprs that number words sir
dollars, IT follows that they have paid less than sir and
hog cehtsJOr eUery 100000 DOrds haze furnished
Tie coming session will without doubt be unusually
interesting one because the candidates of the respective
PARTIES for President and Vice President the United
states viii he nominated before II closes and therefore
debates will be mostly such pOpliticaiqucsons as It
may be Thought will tend 10 nuenc public opinion in
ga to the persons To be supported for these ocrs and
The Globe will he, II has been Tor many yeats past the
ouy source from which the full debates of Congress can
b. obtained.
The Congressional Glole and Appendix through
Tie hHils oi the United Stat will be by reading
the following joint Resolution passed by Congress the
9TH of August 1852;
J0H Resolution pr0uidiHg for the distribution Of the
Lars 81 Congress and The Debates thereon.
WIN % view To tue cheap circulation of the Laws Of
Congress ana the debates contributing the free inter-
probation thereof, aud to make free the communication be.
tween the representative and constituent bodies:
BE Il rssni0cd by The Senate and Hynse 0f RsDresenfa-
ices II the United states NJ merica ia C0Bgress Assem-
bfed IuHt from mud after the present session of Congress
ihc Congressional Globe and appendix which contain the
laws aud debates thereon shall bass free Through the ns
so long the shall he published by order of Cun
Pr0uidrd That nothing herein shall be- construed
toanthotzp the circulation Of the Daily Globe free OF
postage.
APPROVED, August 6, 1852
TERMS:
For copy of The Daily Gnhe during the sessinn 500
For one copy nj Tie Congressional Glol. and APP
pcudiN, during the session --...--. GOO
For two copies tio when ordered the same time
No attention viii be paid To any order unless the money
accompany It.
Bank notes. current in the section the country where
any part "f subscription may he r,itted In postage
Stams which is sprclenbe to any currency, except gold
and silver. JOHN C. RIVES
WAsnIyGrov October o. 1850