The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-16

anxiety losofcd by the Idle specnations of letter wrls
psadod either psny. but this hns been snsysd ~ Toe
sAlk manly, aud American of this p&pof A. shs
dawning oi that light which % umno ana matH ou'
OF his administration comes 70 our hAuus -
high.loned and patriotic State pape earnest and EN-
phatci conssnng all doubts 20 his honesty ~ pou
clan zeal paulct cors ecnmon sfsss. is nus'V
interests OF the South has been aksi aVo"en ia o
prime ples he proiesse while tho most crodulous WIN
s,ils nj The wolghty charge OF Tsss9 pfoelcittss"
The Democratic Banner, published at Mount Vernon
Ohio. says:
'sWh no ordinary feeling. of pleasure, present TO
the readers of the Banner this week, tho hr OF
President Pierce 1t Is short, but very clear and sasac
Tory docu It's sentiments ale high toned, thoroughly
Anne rcau and radically Democratic We are reIolced 10
know the P,esdeat stands up manluy Tor the rights
and the honor OF the United States.
:" The messigc Is altogether excellent State paper
and will vorabiy compare with al OF any forne Execa
tive. We bespesk for II careful and candid perusa.
The Penn Yam IN W Democrat says
- II 10 piain buslnessike documen, and Well worth
The careful attention OF every American citizen. The great
republic exhibited by its executive head prosperous
prog re ssive, and powerful.
ssrhe dtcrencc between democracy and federalism is
after ALL marked aud dislisct, and viii remain, how.
lever the developments change. President Pierces
message will lie read with great interest and lively sasac.
ton by every real republican all over the land The mass
viii rally around pure and ncofruptible man, ana
him in his endeavors protect the constitution and
save the States their reserved add legitimate rights
| The Bangor (Mane) Democrat comments as follows:
We have the pleasure OF laying before our readers the
first annual message OF President Pierce We doubt not
that they will give II kindly greeting, and Perusc II
with eagencss and pleasure II Is admirable State pa
per- busnesskc, com ehensive, and dgnhed full Of
iacrs and information, and emineny patriotic and nation
al. Although number Of subjects passed upon,
yet is the shortest ut the opening CT new Con-
Rress that have had for We regard this
as great improvement. redundancy OF words and q
paucty of ideas characterize many Official documents
The faculty of condensation and speaking the point
by President Porce He has here employed il
good purpose, aud furnished model message Having
acquired thorough knowledge Of the OF public at
fairs both foreign and domestic and become familiar
he has prepared paper for Congress and the country
Astounding In Tho most interesting facts, sug2e ions and
opinions. and given in such Direct plain and pehen-
sve language will be understood AND by all
With the document before them, and The various topics
well arranged and Unanimously, comprehrnsvey, dis
cusscd, readers would hardly thank ii should
temp. give them bird s-eye view epome Of The
ge and shall make the attempt Its chaIac-
rstc e!evaed and ardent patriotism, aud
devotion tho constitution aud The Union While tho
Pres wosd bring back first prnci-
Piles, revive tho old Jacksonian doctrine of strict con-
srucon and Slater shts, he is nbned with the pro-
sressiye spirit Of III age II the American people do
recognise his message their sentiments, principles
and spirit, and the patriot and Democrat then We
shall be wol1ly mistaken"