Newbern weekly progress., 1859-09-20
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.,.+ e-,sD j. Progressing favorably. We learn
. >Ir. Morris I-ow torce Of some ninety ards
:i. i5t 5 to be alI- to pass boats through ~ the
81 J4uIury. IIthis force could he augmented to
.liI, e probabilities Of attaining TINS result
.-aI@...-L lruomt to certainty. FOr reosons
,.4.fN5n = 1us..y understood, MI. Morris Is -anx-
.. 10 obj in much slave labor us poshible.
l.-rs. reliable than free labor, especial yfree
lite I3ha- owing to the fact that white laDorers
ri j7.y tiIIe i1st the notion takes tIel.I.
--.. ..s lie above III the Wilmington Juul nal of
u, - tae weazly." Always lid belicve-aIways5
.. believe, that the Deep River improvementis
IT,. .-ra.t uu.n!t.r, and think tnat anon
..u.i.l..- r-ut.t uGVt dictated the within Oltng of
S. 81. all uu- .iucr; but States are SO beuevolent.
'. ... " Ii Is tAougnt as well to throw 1t away
... -. .-,..l ,.,.l...a rl~r--NrnEry-u P1Ocress
My ye-, tp Le @u.'. But the money does rot go
s.t.. -, IT, H~ il did the Atlantic and North
."'.i.t Ha..aaI although the returns to The State
5out ...a,.Inc Nciincr that work nor the Deep
,s,r w"r's L,,t been able to pay the interest en- its
!. .. endorsed by the State. There Is this differ
.l,,.. however. The Deep River work, i accom-
.-..,'I, would pretty certainly pay. The atlantic
!. j., accomplished and celi3,inIy don't LAY its
...I running cApenser and there Is little prospect
IL, Wl and of course its failure to do so
'u,t D. attributed to any errors III management,
.,.. Joe utc~t att empt to effect change inthat
...t d.. "S the past Summer excited the i'm
-"l.-. -., "i "A. NeWbern cotemporary. There is
III ,... pros tb that people who live in glass houses
...- t. a, friend of the Newbern Prog7ess
...- s..t biggest and most fragile of glass1ene
...t-.-it d. .'.s' PAL
cUE aml;thI2 " lIL1lli8toh contemporary IS out
i.ere We have net ,.s.ad u AAou ioSs..ssyA Aslir
condition of the : 8 =. t[I2ail1oad - Ing
expenses and more; so say those who ought te
I.u%. We know that the receipts from trave
So .a. last several months have been Nerysgood
.. 3 ,.. t.,t.ht business has largely increased
.....i...y is we doubt not but the road isdoine
we'll .. any road in the State has ever done al
L.
..afv been open about IS months Where were
the dividends of the w. & Weldon Road for the
first several years of its existence? What was
its stock worth for the first several years OF It's eX
;r.sncc The same may be said Of all the other
roads. How much better has any Of them done
il the frs Is months than ours has done and is
dong We think that it will be shown at the
next meeting of the Stockholders that the A &
r. Z. Road has done good years business, as
GOOD probably as has ever been done the first yea,
- anv road, and this may be considered theirst
t,r tAo road has not been finished but asfew
-.onths.
And as TO a change in the management Of the
..,..l. W Iencver the Stockholders want change,
:l.I propose good and competent men for those
Who now manage it, not only the Progress but
-Le people OF Ncwbcrn viii submit with a quiet
Grace, but whenever tbs influence of the party ia
power is invoked to replace the present manage
loent Iy parties thoroughly incompetent we shall
a.l = II.
- % the wisdom displayed by the Legislature
il The charter, appropriations and location of this
road we have nothing to say. We have always
.laU~lt--aIWays shall think that part Of it was
visionary and chimcrical, but we have itsand
Il. = -, u Il of
res mt that there is but little cause to fad fault
,.ith The management, for, in opinion. and We
.,l.~. from what we sec and what we gather
.otI s"t' infopnr2 parties along aho line, theroad
:. Il this ,iIue, ,,s1 has been ~ m0n,t a past
.,eH managed and is doing q good er>sire As~sss
, We ~ our cttene,orary ,c no Jou. Faiths;
-a-.r r'a-tis rcmaEKs about tie Der k>HpleI2
rr-- D., e.st were nut directed at y, F;..EF ~pio
~ ,..... %-3gll because Wilmington is lar stNE in
t.r..:, il succe.-, but because We bc.ieEeant
1rrJo?ieved il to be an inpracticabe work
> Ike Wilmington and her people, and look OF
/. .., - tie most energetic in the State aad a.
: .l.r ..l9n~ the most deserving, and we have
l... and shall continue to rejoice at hcrtpros
?r..itv: ard certainly think that these cofmni
-. i'm, the past year have, on more occallon
AZ one, attcstld our good feelings III that tree
Ion.
! Clatv> E.srERPRIsE.--Howes s CushAgi
United states Circus Company are perforueni
under tent il Ireland, travelling through IT.
country, and compelled, for the want of tasen
;,eco.nodations to encamp at every place W.
tIey show. AIetter dated at Clonmel, AnSusrzs
from ore Of the proprieters says:
We have applied to the owners OF The steamship
Great Eastern to take Us and one hundred horse
to America on her first trip and it is our intention
t. pat temporary ring on the upper decks, am
give equestrian performances to the passengers II
}-5~ v--"ther. The tract Of the ring will be madt
d I.dit rubber mating, the same as used in tht
? o1don theatres when circus perfoFmances ar
.-n on the stage and the gymnastlc TACKLES
III tiaht and slack ron, nxing, and the trape
apparatus, are to attached to the rigging
rs the Great Eastern is likely to bring on
some eight Or ten thousand passengers on he
ilfst trip, the circus will stand chance Of draw