The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-13

cislx4a be with inpuny snBassy iusprssoaed os hA
raised By asy oseisn power We recoa,snend csss"i
pesasal a Ihis messAxe % oar Irsdsrs.'
The Pablo Ledger makes the following rsmasks'
"TAs rae...ss is Of moderate leosSb tho points sfs
clearly presented, the tone parooc. and tho 'saansa
suggested by high OF naonsi honor and Of onei4i
rsspcnsbiilyH
The Cleveland Piaindesler has the following
The Presidents message most admrAbis STATE pa
per. la eearEesa and comprehensive bssy y hA' neeH
aed and surpassed W any previous Exec
alse lis ssyis Is very nsAf ana eegsnl 'o"u sye -
don't generally look for IA msssases There
are so many distinct subscs he corsosy treated sAd 40
many opinions be wisely and xuardrdy expressed (eacn
word being ior friend aed hoe To preach on, that be-
tween his desire brief and his anxiety be plainly
understood the President has lu!s for style We
could pardon its absence Bat Geasrzi Fsrcs. while be
has touched upon great topics and spoken win
ucd,y and precision Of each has yet thrown osor the
whole fne scholarly grace. which Is very charming 10
unexpected connexion. In this respect the message
better than the iaAuanra high an that euo RACKS
in popular esteem.
.ons Of tho most remarkable ,hi,.ss In the whos
sage Of responsibility which tho President
satssn-. II through rho document hike Issyen y
is dsuust timdiiY though IL Is deep and abdina
con sicou OF ngh and ample uust fof
the faithful discharge Of which he u Answsrable TO tho peo
pie and God! Aad 80 il 10; and Is wei nni 50 good
man fills H."
President Percs's irs annual message is written Ia
style 80 clear aud simplest BRIEF ana its proportions
conpacty stAed,ha the customary synopsis OF docu-
Of this character may we'd be omitted II VIII Do
read by great o; countrymsn, who Will med
no expedition of enable them Z, comprehend ihs
crafty ing pcsnre OF public affairs which presents for
their consideration.
.DscrnaY land il s Ia this aspect alone thsiwe now
propose oocse it least quite sound any mes
sage that ever proceeded Executive Of the federal
government and this remark applies as well to the pria
cpes asserted in With other powers as
those references strictly domestic policy
The Portland Advertiser. which seems to be mere
echo OF the Boston Aas, cicises the message "a fol-
lows and suszins its opinion by extracts from the Bos
ton wing papers
The message ID. IA Judgment. veiy slim AFFAIR.
Il contains no clear wedenned asowai OF policy foreign
or donesiic which be favored BY the
upon the only gcneraires,
denienrs, and careful covering OF its Intended pol
icy-in short. very poor imitation OF the Van Buren,
style OF saying noth.ngH
The Chicago Democratic Press says:
So lar as can judss from very hasty skimmirz
Of It's contents, believe il viii give very genera
satisfaction.
lis attachments concerning relations with other gov
concise yet abandaniy lucid while tho high
ground assumed the basis for the regulations OF any
al controversies that nlay between and them
eniaenily American end dsrDccraiic."
The Daily Advertiser comments - followss
"of rhis nnt message Of New England democratic
President, apprehena hsrs viii Be but opinion ex
pressed By all democrats. NJ but
takes pfecs-iy e position formerly occupied by such ea
Of The democratic patty Jefferson, Madison, and
Jackson all The greA onai questions OF the day
II. ST lie, aud mpsr plaln busiscss
pie, aud conca,ory. IL treats. have been
Pec,ed. Of varey Of opics discussing each with
fairness and win sufficient paric azrify be readily al.
der-tood by the gea~ral reader.
The views OF the President relation TO the conro-
vesscs that have hersfofoss atated the country will
with the appreciation ofeyery democrat from
ton OF the country he may hail. whatever section Of
the party he may have belonged
The Howard Gazette. Maryland, speaks a. foovs:
Of ae general features Of die message, the mos, prom
great simplicity Of ssys-hs honorable 10
psuosie fsslnssns satisfactory Is subne de-
tail OF hs present and pfcspecive glory aAd
he coanuy. Wo Of this psoasusion Hs
in It's character IN this respect THAI the sub
lime magnificent well commonplace masrs Of
imporAncs pat forth tho piainest
most com prchensibs trrms"
The Detroit Free Press commends the message ia the
following emphatic terms
soar highest anrcipstons realized in respect TO The
character Of the mess@ge. IL will. Ia all sims rank
ths very abier Of this counuys Executive pspers
entirely free from that surp'aase verbos which
has occassons, extended inodnats length
ts animal Congress, and which
their design and dignity The review OF tho oeign rsa-
ptrneuntte
adversinx tho condition Of ns public service tho Pes-
dent wisely refers Congress the Of tho heads
departments tor dsts instead al lunbsna his MESSAGE
with them"
The New Hampshire Gazette comments an follows
"Ii able iIdcious and sound State paper once
dsnded character, frank and expression and
preserving that conservative pm, which
American progress best and highest degree. Is
style clear orcibie, and esexsnt and circu
p, display. the xr-St ssis
~cussed In q which the attention On.
Lists understanding Of all nded inpsrsi rssders
Tho perv.dine moral Of hs message, and s jn.s
igo0s ssntinens will ronch responsive
Of he nation How orcbly President remarks should
shrink from duty dad f4d express my deepest
convc,on, that piac. reance upon any
apparent progress IL be sustained by national atsx
ry resting upon tbs great truths affirmed and illustrated
by divine rev~nsion Th-rs earn~ssnevs In fhi.
beaut scn,rnos, fsif by every who reads IL which /.
happily WITH ssatmssss az tho On
Ilr. message
Upon yarious subisots involved our foreign rss-
ions the President truly American docfrsnss
Tn- sentiments Of tins message In regard the
fy Of sscfedy observing al oar constitutional obi
lcss consistent with hs PesiIents unsirn eonrse
OF pnbi,c - ADD d-cisrstons han they clearly and
scGasnY expressed Tho picfur. Of Inc
uon, and tho duties which the magnificent rcsxaf. OF
s greatness yearly renders clearer,
be iorciby stated. Muruai forb-sr.nce r~spsct
and observation-disclosures personal 4estDa as cis1srs
and enlarged Of most o.r. p,,sc,p,~.
Of comfy in the public dealings Of STATE with sat.
whether IN legislation thr Of laws, are ns
pefpefus- thsf conh.ncs Gsternlty s,e .
cay Of which poiiucsl aa,on, on 20 va- .uai~
could not loag sarvive.'
Ia short. this message. Waved any light no amply