Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
HARD RUNFOR GRIEVANCES

The Times, Tribune, one and all, re-state the
facts, as if to ward off their own responsibility
that only the Executive Department is to be Re
publican, Congress and the Supreme Court being
"Union." &c.
AT the worst, the friends of Slavery will con-
troll two of the four great repositories of Federal
power; more probably, three of the four.-Trib.
But the great facts these journals ignore, and
they are these:
l. The Northern State Personal Liberty bills,
which violate the Federal compact
g. The Northern Underground Railroad-the
organization of thieves and robbers. supported
by Republican public opinion in the North.
3. The abduction even of black nurses of in
fant white children, when travelling in the North
States, we'll as the abduction, forcible or
otherwise, of all Southern servants, if brought
temporarily North.
a. The monopoly, by the Lennon and other
Northern State Judicial DEGREES, of the rivers
waters, and coasts of the United States, which
make it impossible for Southern men to travel on
them. as Northern men travel on them, with their
households, &c.
which sanctioned by Northern public opinion,
stir up instruction and servile war, South.
6. The now threatened conversion of the Su-
preme Court of the United States into political
tribunal, to decide slave questions by geography
by latitode and ongitude-instead of by law.
The Federal Congress cannot change, alter,
amend, acqut the Government of any of those
" complaints The State Governments alone
render justice here. What Congress can do
destroy the equality of the States in the Terri
tories. by shutting off from them the Southerners
who bled for, and paid for these Territories, as
well as ourselves-the Republican party is ex-
pressy enjoined to do, and means to do-so it
says.-N. 7. Express.
A DELsCATE REMINDER.-The National Intel
ligencer says;
Indebted as we are to our able contemporary.
the Charleston Courier, for much interest
ing information with regard to current polit-
ical events In South Carolina, we have thought
that our obligations would be increased if that
journal could find it convenient to reproduce a
series of editorial essays which adorned its COL
umns more than three years ago, when the as
sumed right OF secession" " in being subjected to
a critical review, made to suffer mastery
refutation, whether regarded in the light of con-
stitutional law, of history. of authority. We
read those essays at the time of their appearance
with euual instruction and, if we might signaze
any as of superior excellence, of peculiar op-
portuneness at the present day, we would desig-
nate the articles which appeared in the Courier of
April and April %, in the year 1857. But the
whole series is eminently worthy of reproduction
if eur contemporary can find room for it.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
NEW YORK, Nov 2O.-About 100000 of Ster
ling bills were taken to day by the Bank Com
mittee, who will hold a session daily until the en-
tire S2,5OO.OO0 are regularly drawn out Rates
to-day 1O40l06. There were heavy discounts
to-day by the Banks but paper outside is still near
ly unsaleable. Nearly full returns show a MAORI
ty against negro suffrage, of fabout H.. 900.
Among the recruits who left the Carlisle Bar
! racks, Philadelphia. on Monday, for Texas wa.
an old Scotch crimean soldier, wearing the media
an clasps.