Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
THE GLOBE: n
The Official Paper of Congress


I tUBi IoH how my annlai Prospectus of The Ddils
lGL06e, ana The Congressional GoJe and 4TpendiE
L, reIn % subscribers and IN thos. " no my
sire to subscribe, that Congress wild meet the first
fishing the abovenamed papers. They have been pub
listed long, that most public know their char
acter ami the efore deem it needless TO give minute
account OF the kind of matter they will contain.
The Daily Cube viii contain report Of the Debates
in both b anches of Congress as taken down by re-
20. tiers, equal at least, TO any corps of shorthand
writer's in this or in any other country majority
Of them will, each be able TO report, uerbati ten
thousand words an hour while the average number of
words spoken by fluent speakers rarely exceeds
tho sand i've hundred words an hour When the de-
bates of day do not exceed forty five columns they
will appear in the Iaily Globe Of the next morning
winch Will contain, aso the the day together
with Oh edit 'rial articles as may be suggested by
The Congressional Globe and appendix will contain
report OF all The debates Congress- revised by the
Speakers the Messages OF the fresldent OF the united
states the Annual Reports o. the Heads the Execu-
tive Depi nts the Laws passed during the sessUn
and cOpious indexes 10 all. hey will be printed
double royal sheet, IN book form, royal Quarto siZ
number containing sixteen pages. The whole Will
make, is believed at least 900 pages This is
knowledged TO be tn, cheapest work sold in any
country, whether reprint printed from ript
cony taking for data the average number OF words IL
contains. -rt
rue coming session, will, without doubt, be IN
usually interesting, because the debates will, in a
great measure, be upon the policy OF the President
elect, and the Globe M be-, it has been for many
years past, the only source from which full debates
Congress can be obtained .- --------
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Laws of Congress aud the Debates thereon .I
With view to the CHI ap circulation of the laws of
Congress and the debates contributing the in
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