The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-18

ryrom the BALTIMORE Republican, Aug. III

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We oanno' III, "a M obt q over a, sls
s,aIaton Distance and time arc annihilated finite
go; s.ap 10 be merging into the infinite and glimpse
If nat state wherein thoughts shall be conainolsa-
-, wtb The spheres breaks upon the mind
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WAS relieved Last evening py 'na M ''A~'
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From The Baltimore American August ~ ~
The success of the Atlantic telegraph is assured. All
o,bta "a 4, ts ability to transmit intelligent written
messages have been dsspated by the dispatches pub
fish to-day The great enterprise OF the age Is COM
pete, and heneeiotth our eoninun'a'ou win Europe
will he as leguii anu - .as '','
ess OF the world ana inc ih'esohoe u 'io aye may de
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prom lhs fhnaas'paa inquirer aug III
vet significant voice Of science has vibrated the
bed OF the Atlantic Great Britain speaks in the OF
North America that instntancously recognises tho
words and replies to Great Britain which ntercbangingly
and swiftly appreciates the responsive language Space
between the two countries has been annihiated by the
study, energy and perseverance, Of man The great
kinrs the mighty warriors the profound statesmen OF
the earth fade into insignificant distinction before the
useful and energetic citizens whose confidence and zeal in
single Thought have led to the accomplishment of ono
Of the most interesting and difficult tasks yet undertaken
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IRON the Baltimore Patriot, August IN
such triumph constitutes an epoch in the worlds
history which, perhaps sgnazcs the closing cycle of
the nineteenth century prominently than any other
peyiod of time far scientific achievements are
cernetsnce the dawn of Christianity 1t may be con-
dered privilege to have existed contemporary with such
an event. and therefore let all rejoice There are those
who look upon it the openingof new era fruitful in
all that good great, and glorious IN the elevation OF
physical aud moral happiness tending to amelorate mans
condition promoting peace harmony, and an immeas-
urably exalted degree OF human excellence All this,
and more may flow from the great scientific triumph
which it ii our privilege this day to sgnalize conformity
with, our brethren Of other civilized nations =
sy,om the New York Daily Hows Aug III
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lne ,aa, ,i,t, roam far Ionbt concerning
o 1'ia ,N.. - a. ,tIantic talaoranh And adm;t
,ne that thn ,roat ,yo,L q comnIetc n
ia not ey 10 overestimaie its Importance either in
Humanitarian or an economical point OF view.
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n eements the bond Of union between the civilized
nations 81 the world than which nothing could be more
desirable II payes tho way to universal brotherhood,
tLon which nothing could be more universally import
mt II demonstrates fact which concerns the civilized
world To wit the fact that the civilized world thanks
Ia God and sciencehas the means of daily communic
top continent with continent, people with people, a
.atc of things under which war Is almost impossible
and consequently universal peace and harmony working
with Christian good will and for the universal welfare, is
,ltnost inevitable Glory to God and honor to of
science, for such, and every such, contamination.
rrrom ,ho t,,ia ls,ph,a american Aug m, a s,.s
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ton Of tone Hall the mischief we fear will 10 forgotten
before it can be perletrated by such an agency and
much intended mischief will be defeated, because
great power must be guided by the best and not the
worst ia either nation III there is uprghtnGss, dignity,
or honor in either Of the great communities this honor
mnst and will guide line of telegraphic
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Inc AuantIc Telegraph Is Ia "orKinB oiuer. me hes-
sage OF her Majesty the queen OF Great britain 70 te
PRESIDENT Of inc United states mas been Ieceveu ana tc
answer q the fresdeht viii pe at once relufneo. ~
was received ~ washington Est evening" anu Holi .ho
rather ambiguous manner IN which u was woraed peng
without any dato or signature naturally excited some
suspicion that II might not De true. Dut y aespauh
from tho agent OF the teiegapn gave asuhco eha' .e
message was what " purporhd 70 pe ana was actuay
received from Vaentia
The telegraph therefore, n success ana though TINS
information would DO more satisfactory II 1t were accom-
panied by some definite intelligence MS regards the length
Of time required to transmit tho message we accept It as
SUFFICIENT eYisnre that the cable Is N working order
Nothing can add 10 the greatness and Importance Of
this simple announcement The magnitude Of the sub