Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

! treat tt"re et,nilng the pace II the lash
TT nifty. ihr " h"I" ye~ri,t ~"ui pnir ngu'
i If being driven out, i should tail 10 90 lack
" II "vPrpow rrinT numhrrS AMI rtt..h,- il. j.
w.'ula prove 1!t:;t tn, blood III President thr
cabinet and Ihe " Eor mort hrrn i.e upir h., cr5
thI"nGh th- veins al ards - tn. 4 ,ui
fh'Tc are matters " hicl the instructive >r~,.
If h"unr i :" int;iiivrlv right that it j. 4 has
/ ness 10 reas"n an them \ uatl"n> hoI."r i
! Ike - w"n,a''> c a~'irY--a cred tiitg. never
t 7 moment rn be detiherattd N. II he
hu hUS;taieS l. lu> the Ii,iioiI hat dtii5 r1fsS
he;hrr i ~ lit n,siut;n its honor i ,i<o list
Thank G"'i, the heart as the free Nar;h i sound
t" the corr, aud the Spontaneous upiislng "f Ih,
hole people for !he Gr!euce at the national cap,
/ 1tn 'he moment Z i TO he in n!'H-'ly,
the aprr"ori,,'e answer tn lac hprg ~ta- ,j.i-
Try IL thH pi,'iuy tip'e~ of peace Il
] ming. IN cuiatug people. dividing into i4:t->
/ al,d MT avrrse II dis suite. Bur 80 mere
stop t deliberate u.s than we wutid if an - j
father we"e in the hands of Indian SaVaZtS VITO
were on tbs point of tearing off his scalp and
roasting him alive. The tens "f thousands
| brave mn no are Fastening to The defense al
the capital impel!e,!. \ mar. by sense Of
, duty AZ imperative was fffAAan the famous
! light brigade IN the charg- at l!sKFz7a.
"Charge," Was the captains cry;
Their $ not to reason why,
heirs not II make reJly,
j heirs but to d, aud die
Not. by any means, that the duty OF defapdirG
! the federal capital coaI rot be made ont hy the
calmeSi and cieare>t reasoning. Ii il were worth
brought forward which wou!! carry conviction
! to the mind every of Sense. Eut, thank
heaven the North is not b 4~e enough l., nee' to
be Convinced, and Baltimore is fr sold TO ti.r
traitors that argument would be lost on il. Pea
pie who cannot see fht' The ecat which the RIB.
| els wonid gain by TIA pussrs~ipn of Warrington
! would be an ih'0ieIable humiliation, Il burning
| disgrace TO the government and TO tn, whole
| North, are past recovery common sense BY ANY
| other arguments than those delivered from the
| cAnnOn,s mouth When he war Is ended when
| Ftle rebels are snbJGeI. when the South i ar the
feet Of the gOv~Tut;!"nt brgIing its fnbcaIa!ct.
| and mercy, the government viii. be in :, D.
| sltion 10 decide whether Wash 1tom Is til.
| most appropriate location for the federal capi-
| tai. Mrau~ he. We shall either ho or re-
IUssess II II it Shovi COS: the demolition ri eve
ry building the eIraci patton of every Save, and
even the destruction vi every lite IN he Slate al
Mary land. The site of Baltimore may become Il
waste but it VI iii certainly be part of the rpne
| by " hich the free North Will reach the federal
| capital"
But there is we are glad to see one newsps-
per in New York that has not been Iuobbsd in
to an endorsement Of LncoIa's policy. Ihc
Daily Noaes says in its issue OF the 24th:
"What would have been the fate, Eve days ago
in the streets Of this metropolis of modern Lord
Chatham, who. in view of the derarture of thou
| sands of tTools to butcher their fellow country
| EIen. lie slaughtered by them shoa 1 have tx
claimed to the crowd: q Were / p Souherner As
| l am Norherner. SO long foreign foe were
| landed III my coun ~ would never lay down my
| arms. never, never, neverl" Why, he would
| have been hung mp at the first lamp post. TEis
| city is full of individuals VIII, condemn the war
| measures of the Administration; repu1iate the
false. nsidi"Is. treacheIuua p"iicy il has pursued.
since the 4th Of March are alive to the dangers
that menace the country from successful Aho i
| rionfsm ; view With horror the inaugura'on of an
| epoch of " fire, rape, and >lAug ghters;' aud shud
der from the prospect of al Internecne strifs e.
tween the SlaVehoidiDg and non -slIveho!diHg
States Nay, more, they regard the excitement
which has been gotten up. since the bombaid-
ment "f Fort Sumter. 10 q great extent artificial
and nnnatural-the result Of the combined machi
nations Of partisan ~ireiuiers, secret orgHniza
lions and venal "ffic~ seekers: they have no
doubt that there will be speedy and terrible TT.
action that in the desperate, INSCRIPTIONS ganIr
Mr. Lincoln and his advisers are plaNing th, y
will lie the losers and hat general up ising &!
ne Of the people Will, eventually, driN e
them. bankIupted IN character and pOsltUn, tr"nI
the high POSITIONS they hold. 1e'. though tens
nt thousands OF persons. conscientiousy and pa
| trioticaliy. cherish such sentiments we are toi
| at every street corner. i'll every hotel aud bar
r"om. OH Change, and IN private dwellings, thai
it Is unsafe TO Say that newspaper establish
men's lab I" be burnt down, and private
pes sons nobbed, they dare to p!oc!aim peace ten
ienceS, and abh"Irence "i The " "ir'epres"1l1 con
hicf kepebHcanism has i:eng.rated
Had we Of the North been 'ready," wheT
men like Crirtenden ard Powell Of Kentucky. Il
the last session. OF Congress, called np"n us. IL
The name "f our country, I" confer end cooperate
with 10y Al citizens III Congress "r in Convenfi"n
for the consideration of posed grievances, tl'
redress of wrongs, and the prOte ctl"n OF ngh;s -
all this terrible civil and biuOdshed nigh
nave been avoided
But there they sat in the Senate and House %
Repres, natives ut Washil gtun-!he sulitn am
uuylel'ting members Of Congress truin the Repub
, can North-,ietar mine'! to hear nothing. to sec
nothing. To couceGe nothing. 10 do t"thihg. h'
Union fast dIitting toward II tAhhl!rs> abJ rs
buI they cared not for the danger. II was ii
vain thar t demanded that the people should b.
suffered pass upon the Peace propositions IL
ali demonstrates they luierp"s'd al lnvarIloi
and prompt refusal. Aud So we " ent -on-of:-
t.i We have reached a point at which are re
ferred to the final aud desparate arbitrament c
t The expression at this time Of Willingness
when the proper time shall have arrived, 10 III
vrsriyara The supposed grrvahces Of the S"ut'
comes ate but Iii it We perceive 81 ray q
hope. S"rIe day peace ulay again oe lhan9nfa
! It'd. and may :hen do " lat We would hAV
. haa done without IilL gun or killing a in''l-
hat is to say. me- otialc and tHdeav"r To deh
with this d. pute as pa'rats and Christian men.
r We give these extracts 10 show the people {
= the South that the North calculate OF moth
: ing less than their suhjugation or annihliatior
n and to warn them to prepare for the worst.
:,
WATCH FOR SPIEs.-Let every man in tn
. Stat. and in every Southern State watch l.
e sp5<s and as fast as they are caught s"iE
II them. We learn that some have been caugi
=. and elevated in Virginia. LeteveTy commull
II ty be On its guard.
ii LOYALTY OF THz iRoEs.-Some $500 {
d 5000 free negroes have held meeting at Ne
:. Orleans and 0ffered their services to the Sta
Id in any capacity they may be required Wh
=, does Beecher, Greeley & Co. think of this
A. PROVISIONS FOR THE TROOPS.
Id Th. forces now in th= fl Id must be. for son
Id ,;. MAINLY dencudert tor suppuIt, EpoH vuiu