r.aca ol iliese woiks IS eomiilete in itsell ; but
it is necessary for every subsenber who desires a
fill knowledge of the proceedings of Congress, to
have both J because, then, if. there should bo uuv
ambiguity in tho syno bis of tho speech, or an
leuial ot itucorrcctm-Ss. us published in the Con
gressional (jlobe, (he reader may turn to thy Ap
(icndix to sec the speech at length, corrected by Hie
iiiendicr himsilf.
Now, there is no sourco but tho Congressional
(lobe and Appendix limn which a peisui can
obtain a full his:ory ol the proci Tilings ol Coiigie.-s.
ti.iLV.s & Hkacis's Ki gi.ster of Llebales, which
contained a hi lory, was sn-petidrd in the ear
IS 37, and has not since been resumed. It cost
about live limes us much lor a session us the Cuii-
lessiiinal Cilolie and . ppendix, and did not Con
tain a;i equal uinount of matter, a great portion ol
ihe cm rent proceedings being omitted. The upcr-
hes ol both panics arc published in tin Lnl
Globe, and in the Ci'iign-.-sio.ial Cb be mid Ah
lcmlix : oiin i papers publish their nu n u'.itt onl.
u e a.e enal'l. il lo prim tne oiigre..-ioual li.olu
mil Vniiendix ut the low rale now iirnposcil, bv
having a large quantity of type, and keeping the
u'oiigres.si.inal matter lout we set up tor the
Dailv und ."semi-weekly Cii hcs stamhiig for the
Congrt-iioiial (iiobe mid Appemlix.
Complete inoexes to botli tho Congressional
(lobe and the Appcmlix arc printed al the close
of t a.h session, uud stilt to ull guW'iihtis loi
hem.
