Mac Mail Error Message Too Long

Trying to send numerous emails from address book via mac mail. there's an error saying 'can't send message using server.' then it lists all of the email addresses, which are very long. It actually goes off of the screen and freezes, not allowing me to delete nor move it. What to do?

The problem I'm having is the offending message has frozen the Mail application not allowing me to quit the app. I supposed I can force quit, but my understanding is that has negative effects on the OS over time. Any other ideas would be appreciated.

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