{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Arrangements were mH'e al Washington aT lhe prompt delivery uf the Presidents message in lhe northern ciiles It was found that the Telegraph ooud not transmit the whole of he message. sooner than it could be carried '6y railway exprsss- The Post Master General, in order 10 graliiy public curl

 ostv, and prevent t-lrgMnhic man9uysring. agreed to sendIhe printed nfssage, in se0isa' ackes to Inc several Posi- Masters, in the Northern cities, 'a ede vance of its deliyery.o. Congress. The Post. Masters were to be notified, by the Telegraph, ol the moment when Ihe reading of the message was commenced, and they were then to deliver copies to ihe press and probably 10 certain high funclon- aries.