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

small compass Notw outstanding this every tonic of -
tona Importance srea,ed Of in the distinct and a6
mite manner. We have been u ule al the .hot
effort Of the New York Herald 10 produce even tho ls
particle Of objection. and ths TLunes reference 10 .bad
grammar The document 10 evidently TOO hard Tor bo,h
Greeley and Bennett No message emanasd iron,
Chief Magistrate, except perhaps the inaugural that viii
encounter less objection than the present /, pu
national papeI-exhibng in every feature the entire DE-.
soton OF It's author to the best interests OF his
~ho by their free and unrestricted sursgs elevated him
the head OF this great nation, confident in his Wisdom
prudence, and hrnness TO sustain the constitution as
whole; thereby preventing the calamity oa separation Of
the States. eoqueny aud uuthiuy referred by the
Psesdenl"
The Boston Times is highly complimentary. II says
Nor disappointed in our expectations OF IN,
character the message either respects matter Or h.
manner. In both particulars IL comes up to the standard
OF our hopes and in its spirit and fully
the feelings and sentiments OF its distinguished and patriotic
author Not since tho days o Andrew jackson have we
anywhere met with document State paper which 20
completely and exPessvey speaks out the national demo-
cratic, and progressive spirit dees the message Pes
dent Pierce To tho patriotic and well disposed OF all par
ties, the sentiments OF the President as they relate the
datie onward progress and destiny Of Union, must
prove acceptable in the highest degree Aud they will find
hearty and emphatic response throughout the county
Ia them the friends Of union, peace, Of prosperity and
progress. will fad much of encouragement. whIs the
other hand, the OF discoTd, OF disunon STRIFE
win the nlexib!c purpose OF President Pierce snp
press by all constitutional ans, such nnhalowtd and
lie. and of parry, and guarding with xsa!ons all
lis great and varied ntercstsdoing justice aand thus
iuhl to the letter the high and mighty uut oh the mil
lions of the free people OF America have committed to his
charge and keeping"
| The Boston Bee. wing paper. makes the following
liberal comments:
I'VE to-day the message Of President Pierce. de-
veed yesterday both houses Of Coz gress The dacu
speaks Tor itself 1t is written Ia good, Saxon, dig
niied style. and ia manly and democratic tone. Our
readers will need urging give ii ough eusal,
which II by all means merits large number Of subjects
alluded 10 in brief but clear AID ioroibs
Our foreign and domestic ren,ioas the Of finances
&c, ne, I'LL appropriately brought up But need
| not detail We commend the whole 10 readers"
The Springfield (Mass) Republican. a wing paper.
| says:
1.-THE message is comparatively brief and 10 mainly de-
voted practical business There is nothing in it
likely call forth obccon while there 10 much
which every honest American i'll readily respond Tho
Presidents upon the leading qut stions of the day
cautiously stated and coincide silly with the notions
VI the conservative portion Of the democratic party He
opposes very strongly internal improvements by the general
government; but, under the constitutional authority for
IN itury roads, Guild afford aid the construction Of
railroad the Pacific. lie puts face against hi.
busersm towards Cuba avors reform in the navy in
OF the army and gives general but brief sketch of
the various foreign relations ard the domestic condition OF
the county.
1--WE commend the document universal perusal
aIordng valuable information and advancing important
political principles which have hero moro tr d.
vded the country and which, in their application
present practical matters Of grea, import, likely
tioasy affect the political divisions and business inter
ess Of America"
| The New York Daily Times, wing j,uri Al. com.
ments as follows:
.'The message is calculated n saiion,
bat rather 10 give satisfaction. ddioult find any
thing upon which any political Party no issue.
Il stakes u.s. Indeed, as the !east ra esage which
has been sent Congress for THIS feature Of
furnishes additional evidence Of The fact have often
noted that the lines Of division between political parties
just present easy he traced II tho federal gov
eminent had patronage, the administration ,hines
stand now would with little opposition. The
s all specific points. exceedingly cautious and
nolcommita la its geneIates its oanings decidedly
10 the restrictive, obstructive school Of l7SS."
The two leading Boston wing papers, the Courier
and the Atlas. indulge Of the message
The Atlas abuses it's length, although 10 the shoue.t
have had for twenty yeare. The Courier thinks ita
slim affair, as IL would have thought OF any Other
sage that purely democratic. The tone OF the VIII
press generally. however. Is more just and liberal
! The Nashua IN. H. Gazette comments - folows:
We presen, this document readers and we trust
IL will receive the candid and perusa Of
will be Iound to be welwrit,en. cain, abis aud SIN
mankc production presenting the various subjects which
demand the attention VI tho country 10 clear and
manner. Not = word can be found In which mlustes
with The Cardinal principles Of the great party which e
waited Gen. Pierce his present postion-not
strictly American, and such demanded By
he occasion which called IL forth. Bu,w have time
soy now and defer fur her remarks
TO another occasion ="
| The South. Side Democrat speaks a. follows
The document 10 before ihs c,uatty and It viii, speak
for its-lE When fenark thar IL ha thsn
realized our expectations say much--we mean much
AZ much wei! can say and moan.
AT the present iuncture, had Mr. Piec have sent into
Congress accustomed message had he sim ply rshea
cd condition. foreign and Of tho counyj had
he wfrn Ia ordinary prosac style mers lucid sxSs< OF
tic same accompanied with the Usual def OF the line
OF policy adopted by hs standardization, would
donc-ii would have inflicted undisgussd modification
apon the masset would have disappointed the hopes Of
the pubic. and have Jailed lie demands Some.
thing Than this required and expected. docu-
mcnt needed which would dispel all duct a
10 the position and policy Of his admin co.
and ghen and fastsn about him still
snd affection which his pas, life and address had
inspired An honest. frank manIy. eloqvsn uneqavo,al
State paper was snxousy awaited by the sop!e.
Bu recsptua,s the points which the visws Of
his message expected embrace. sarce say,
that he has them MI became the pauottbc
honest mau-the old-fashloned Jcfersonan republican.
| The Providence CIR. I) Post has the following
"1t 10 document which IL remarkable. for fsc rather
than theofesor plain statements Of qussons Of imne-
date interest rather than extended observations any
abstract subject J, may not. therefore, be resd
peculiar Interest which studeot mig bestow pom
elaborate bot every citizen will derive much in
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