The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-10

IN and estimation Of the Union, and It's consolidated
'sl peace the Chief Magistrate does not fail to recall
me attention OF Congress the docints OF consultation
l.v which, la their invisible but powerful inhoenco
80 made The liberty oil the people and the States
.o.urse with their glory and greatness. He warns the
ps against tho srnd usanism which thressens 70 ex
e tho original simplicity OF tho government to adulteate
IA sneryalng Influences This devotion TO tho cons'itu
o.-th, pledge Of suict ruction-this determined
yowal rsp by ali the force Of executive authority The
.tpation the federal power ate govemmcntsis
hsTaclese OF This State paper, which assmiates u
20 those OF the sally Presidents aud which, indeed Is 50
and peryadirg as 10 mark an era In admins
sonbe restoration OF the age OF strict constitutional
construction.
The golden scn,snce first proclaimed IN The inaugural
Of sden Pierce is reiterated in this pledge. at pub
liz affairs ought be conducted that settled conviction
ba pervade the entire Union that nothing short oil The
highest tons and standard Of public morality marks every
NAT Of Tho administration aud legislation oil the general
yoysument' and the Of devotion to the union
Of the States and the Of compromise and con
ciaon by which has been secured is soemniy renewed
The message concise, clear and masculine IN It's syle
without rhetorical ornament yet snguariy striking IN Its
OF public system, and impressive
in the solemny and OF its Recommendations
and important constitutional doctrines
The Daily True American, published IN New Jersey,
makes the following remarks
ever looked for with and socitude by the great
mass of tho people OF the republic, perhaps
more eagerly sought after than the present occasion
Every desired II President Perces first
would sustain author tbs reputation which his inau
gurs address had produced aud glad say that
ia opinion, II has
"There is apparent Throughout this tone OF
homes, sincerity and singenesS Of and absence
of which i'll every reader that Pes
idcn Pierce has greater desire for the harmony. haPpl-
xveli-h al OF
/, preside than for any consideration personal to himself
His reassion of the good old democratic Sa'erShts doc
ue and that of rigid adherence 10 the letter oil the
constitutions will be read with pleasure by the great body
r who have long considered these the casd
nal principles Of government constituted as Ours is u is
by these several Of the which Will command
the attention OF the American people, during the present
session Of Congress, viii have 10 be tested 1t Is upon
he.e also that founded domestic and har
mony Of the Union /"
The Alexandra Sta ndard closes an able review OF the
message as follows:
sIn conclusion congratulate the democratic party
upon IL cheering prospect which the first annual message
of franklin Pierce holds them, that The Staerighs
principles arc to be in the ascendant We
grstuts tho whole country upon the fact thai there
the head of public affairs who is mated by
broad, catholic spirit OF patriotism, and who looks TO The
reserved rights Of The States the best safeguard
10 the public liberties We cong raulae Virginia that
son OF her adoption. in this the important act Of his
official e has shown himself worthy OF the confidence
VIII CHI she bestowed upon him. In the language OF dis
tingushed virgnisn wiring TO we confidently
that there has been for many yeas favorable op
poruniiy making the Ssaterighs doctrines Of Virginia
popular the PR Our able. represent
aves united thu pas Of The State lt do its dafy du-
liable conviction will BIO made upon the public mind Of the
truth and value OF principles The cabinet true 10
tho South the President will be with True and last
ing glory him from adherence practically 10 the
prnc lcs he has profes He may he The Of the
constitution OF his ctunry, and by his public virtues in
sure his everIas ting fame"
The New Hampshire State Gazette accompanies the
publication OF the message with the following:
at win be eagerly perused by all. and the hearts of all
uae New Hampshire men must sw'h with emotions OF sat
sAcom pride they read the just sound and patriot.
ic contained and reflect upon the salts
factory condition affairs under The
ship of one their citizens We have not time
tce particular ponts Of this admirable State paper is
il necessary call attention hem, much less
ask for them hole document the favorable consd
GRAFTON Of readers for its bresity will in
It's general perusa and it's pain frank hooess and
manly will the favorable attention OF al! candid
minds The message, IN style, lone, and sentiment, is
thing that The democracy OF the country could desire
IL author in the discharge OF his high reson
sbilites county, will take the constitution for bis
and compass that he will take the construction put
upon by the fathers OF the democracy for
administer government worthy of the his
tory and apparent destiny of the great country which
he has been called to preside"