The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-05
From the same
New YoRK, December 3, l645,


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From the same
New YoRK December 3, l645,
Half past Up. m.
l am happy in being able to state that the mes
sage has given universal satisfaction among all
classes in this city. It gratifying to hear ex-
pressed to-day, in the rotundo Of the merchants ex-
change, in this city, among the large, highly intei-
gent, and enterprising merchants who assembled
there, but voice and expression Of opinion,
and that was of strong commentator and approba-
ton of President Folks first message. They adj
mire its tone, its DOCTRINES and the ability with
which it has been drawn up. 1t is considered, in
every way, document worthy of the man and of
the nation.
The fas,-sailing ship Sea had been detained in
port till a. m. this morning, expressly to carry out
the Presidents message to Liverpool. Soon after
the time appointed, the active acktars unfured the
sails Of this fine vessel and she bore away CALAMITY
down the harbor, carrying document which is
looked for with great anxiety in Europe, and will
probably produce a deep sensation when it ar
rives.
The Prince Albert, for London, also sailed to-day,
with duplicate copies of the message. Since these
fine ships went down the bay, the wind has sprung
up fresh from the northeast, and they may not be
able to clear the Hook and breast old oceans waves
tonight.
The Sea will give good account of her passage.
Still another. The Baltimore packet ship for
Havre, Messrs. Boyd & Hickens line, was de-
tanned in TO-DAY She also carried out triplicae
comics ofthe Presidents message. il was received
here in little over eight hours from washington.
In less than tweniyour hours after il was delivered
il wason board Of three Of our splendid New York
packets, and on its way to Europe. This is quick
work. Each will endeavor to see who shall get
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canary bird-perfectly Sat home on the ocean
wave,n and difficult to beat by any thing carrying
canvass
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NEW York, Dec' o. 1912
have time but for a word. The Presidents
message is in high favor-I may say, universally APP
proved. have never known so important a doc
ument to meet with such general commentator. l
make no references to parties, but to the people of
both parties. An intelligent and influential wing,
speaking of the Oregon question: said TO me, this
morning: "The administration has done all that
could be asked or desired of it. Mr.. Polk has en-
deavored in vain to settle the boundary at the point
1.-THE 49th deeree) noe have for the sake of compro-
,sn;.. l,.,,ad ady;sol,a apd ;,d;c;oue IN adopt