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December 21, 1844
The Daily Madisonian
Washington, District Of Columbia
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The Baltimore Republican and Argus discusses the President's Message to Congress, noting its recommendation for speedy annexation action, review of minister-Rejon correspondence, and lack of aggressive tone, urging prompt implementation of public will.
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From the Baltimore Republican and Argus.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
In another column will be found the President's Message, which was communicated to both Houses of Congress yesterday, and the substance communicated by Telegraph in time to enable us to give a notice of the same in yesterday's Republican and Argus. The message has disappointed those who expected "blood and thunder," and large boastings; but its earnest recommendation of speedy action on the subject of annexation, will not disappoint the friends of that measure, among whom we number ourselves. The message gives a comprehensive and faithful abstract review of the correspondence between our minister and Rejon, and is a document of great interest. We have no room for comments—indeed none is necessary, as the message is short, and should be read by every one. All we have to say is, the people have declared for annexation—let their servants do the people's bidding, and that, too, as speedily as calm deliberation will permit.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
In another column will be found the President's Message, which was communicated to both Houses of Congress yesterday, and the substance communicated by Telegraph in time to enable us to give a notice of the same in yesterday's Republican and Argus. The message has disappointed those who expected "blood and thunder," and large boastings; but its earnest recommendation of speedy action on the subject of annexation, will not disappoint the friends of that measure, among whom we number ourselves. The message gives a comprehensive and faithful abstract review of the correspondence between our minister and Rejon, and is a document of great interest. We have no room for comments—indeed none is necessary, as the message is short, and should be read by every one. All we have to say is, the people have declared for annexation—let their servants do the people's bidding, and that, too, as speedily as calm deliberation will permit.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Presidents Message
Annexation
Congress
Rejon Correspondence
Baltimore Paper
What entities or persons were involved?
President
Rejon
Domestic News Details
Event Date
Yesterday
Key Persons
President
Rejon
Event Details
President's Message communicated to Congress yesterday recommends speedy action on annexation, reviews correspondence between our minister and Rejon, disappoints those expecting aggressive rhetoric but satisfies annexation supporters; paper urges prompt implementation of public will.