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From he Union .9pl7t 23. TIE DEED Or TIE DAY
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The capital measure of this session of Congress-the measure which has fixed upon the deliberations of Congress the aten. ,ion of all Europe--the measure which Is destined hereafter to form an epoch in the history of the foreign policy of the United Slales-this great measure of wisdom, ol frmness and of patriotism, has finished al last it's chequered career of legislative trials and vicissitudes, and, been sustained in both houses of Congress by majorities almost un- precedened, Il now takes it's place on the satule-book as lhe law of the land. And, all things considered, our stalute-book has few brighter pages. In the whole history of our national legislation few acts have been done in higher and worthier spirit, or have ever challenged more powerfully for ouI government and our country he respect ol the world. Wuh one accord we have met . great crisis nohly.

 The immense unanimify of both houses oi Congress upon ihis great question, aiies the most ample and exhaustive discussion, stands