Newbern weekly progress., 1861-04-30
ICorraspcn;s-uce Of the Daily Progress ]
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Daar PTooreqs Having attended the Courts |
Of nnn}iu eDd Wayne. and also Of Craven, his |
Honor, Jldge Osborne, presiding, anc having |
had free intercourse with tae members OF the
bar as we'll as with the parties before Court taflo
the Deople generally, it Is a feeble tribute to
judge Osbornes qualities as a polished
gentlemen and learned JuTlst, to say that
be is reavinc golden opinions wherever he goes.
The Bench o. North Carolina would do honor
to anv country under heaven, from whatever
standpoint we view the gentlemen to whose
kecriag tic good order os society and the ma
iasty Of the laws have been coniiied, and that
Bench. among all its II -mbers, has no greater
ornament than Judge Osborne. All the quail
ties Of the Judge, the jurst, the scholar and
:hc gentleman keep constant revel in his open,
manly face. while the devotion OF the patriot
and the hcroisin Of the soldier constitute the
wreath which ador!1S his brow. TO see hlin is
70 resnoct and honor him. To cnjcy the pleas
ures Of his private circle end listen TO the Ine!-
Efuous harmony Of his colloqol&i, ana the gust
bat mild severity Of his arguhentatIve sty4e
as he alternates between the g ave and the
cav is to sit at a banquet where tue MUSES.
and the Graces preside. He's destined, as he
deserves TO take rank amongst the best and
most DDpular men in North Carolina, for It IS
lust si,ch 1ncn as he whom the people OF North
Carolina delight to honor. He's aD honor to
that old cradle of Liberty, the county OF Nick
lenburg and hope the editors Up there viii
help me do him honor. HI1Loo'
erpEXADr TO Hon THOMAS L CL,NGa1A*,
OF NORTH CAROLINA Last night large mum
h.r If our citizens, proceeded To the Charleston
Ifntrl with Il band uf music, aud serenaded The
Hon Thomas L Clingrian, Of North Carolina
In ,hp course Of his speech, he sad mere
was no doubt that North Caroin" w""id
stand bv the Palmetto State LApPiause ]
M l. Carolina had been little slow. but Iii The
GSA11 h.ii
{ mt u Carnlua had been the tir>i State 10 So
cad. aud she had fought the first battIe ana
won the first victory. LAPplauae-J For tHe
it t,.4nty wear. South Carolina had been de-
,,,,rnred by the tree-eoi element Of the North
| h,t &onth Carolina occupied proud position
| h.capee no country in The world, pertapS' mas
! ever a,a'le a revolution with that u'AIIlhity *nh
! orI - with which they haze AiiudlnG l" li't
forces in action, he Sald Napoleon N, Vel ma" sac"
- cuard as South CarulInA ha'l in tt!= recent &c
! finn "A voic4-'IIe never had beaure garo
| Phut i so &. il the speaker tSaIu IS 'At
hest Of guards have heard OF lately tAPp!aus@
| North Caru!ina has got into the "Ia Govern
n,ent n an irregular manner ne snFpoS0" ~,
| vouId tu,nbic IL tie midst of tn hGht tap
nIause ! For himself. he ner er had TN siiS!''e9
| toubt that this NOV em~nt would produce WAT
IL, had no "oubt the Nolrh "o"!o maze d I'' W
Iahle show in the start. and that the o"hn" "",C
s,h.cyib. n great deal OF money, tut thefe QUIZ
be a change before g great " hlIe. ne q" ~
1eiirve the. hnrbur Of Charleston wound be !''
| hacked again during the AZ ne .l""N @ @'
ioht would be c!scw here i'll Virginia ana N"F'
Carolina In his opinion III answer 10 "h !''qa'i
-, from, the crowd the ships had net CONF III De
cause they could not, The were afraid Ia con cor:
rn.inn, he said he had no donh' North Caf''li;
would II axe one OF Tie Conf sdef"te states stan"
ing side by side ~ S"",h C"T",'";', ~ . w"
n,,,.err>sary for him to nspirt South Caroi mans
. h a} n,,,re ,,,ir,t than NJ could possibly haV
-,5 therefore he bAle them good night. M
ingrnan rttiael amidst nd and long e"ntln VI
urd applause. "prephra were also mn's o Tn G"
NrRar Of Nnrth Carolina: -. Brent Oh 1t
,...a. hut ? native uf 5outh Carolina ;amd Nj
Warren. rdi,or of TIE Camden J"u'""i-e"
Mercury Of FTsd0y,