Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

j 6nxrIrxrx - AZ nv renuesk fhe Rev. n.
i j. Graves who very recenflv returned from
/ the North. drew hasty sketch of his imprcs.
sions, which, 1 hope you will give 10 your
very different from those exuvnsseti IN your
! issue ST the 11th inst. and. 4 aDnrehend.
/ much more correct need not sav II Il yery
| important that onr r,sonle have inst views Il
the n..rr,oses ,f MIR a,,ero;es The xvrftry a
the article on the 1fh e seems 10 me. would
lull the South ;nfa false and DANGEROUS e
curitv At ali events Ia. let. hath sides Is tcnra.
/ sented.
Very respectfuily. I'd
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Long WAR in Prospeee.
GEUTI Esftr - Having inst returned ff0m 4
i six weeks so;ourn in the United States ner-
j nit me TO give to the pnblic. through your
columns the infornas;or I obtained resnect
| ing this war. and on which NV conviction Is
| based that Il is to be verv lo,o one. shall
state the substance of what learned in New
York. during ! STAY Of three weeks from mer-
chants. bankers. and lawyers. in regard to
/ nni,l;,. sentiment thr,6h,,it the entire North
l And this Is it. The whole North is prospering,
growing rich. in consequence Of the war. The
Commercial and manufacturing interests Of the
North- Eastern States are now more flourish
/ ing than ever before. Everything made finds
= ready market
The Northwest finds il more profitable to
convert its immense quantities Of grain into
| beef and pork, and forward these TO the East
ern ports for shipment to Europe, than it was
formerly to dispose of them in the markets Of
the South West. Consequen -ly, the port of
New York alone, has exported during the first
eight menths of the present year S31 .O0O, 600
worth more than in any whole year of the
proceeding five. They point to their large
and increasing imports as an evidence oEtheir
growing prosperity. Thus, while the staples
Of the distant West must now be carried East
for shipment, instead of sending them down
the Mississippi, the products of other coun-
tries are carried back to them by the same
routes. furnishing employment to every spe-
cies of transportation and to thousands of men,.
And thus the West empties itself Eastward,
and in turn, it is supplied frem that quarter.
The two sections in this way aid each other
The prosperi.; of the United States this day
is universal There is another bend that keeps
them united against as. Even If the West
were suffering in q commercial point of view
it new contains the throne of aboiitionism, and
around this the entire people rally. Vermont.
| Massachusetts and Connecticut are not more
hostile TO onr institutions than Ohio. Indiana
! and Illinois The conflict Of nolitical parties
now waging in the State of New York. and
! which we unduiy magnify and hone NAV he OF
benefit IN ,,s reallv amonn.s to nntbing 81. far
AZ ending the war in eo,cerned. This strife Is
iii. nuarrsi IF f,sn II s,.o. e.r hona
e ,asra.a A., at.aY.ts -, taia p ,ha 1r,,o,
.hs;. .sal ,,r;.a :, - h;s. ~
Hosst;o savm,onr the namacrat;c ca,d;d.t.
.a;5 i i.sn coryer,;on o9 h;s nartv AZ AIhanv
that thonah ss ee,,,orrst. .hsv 3,fFsrsi sre.,,,
49, 80, s; ' .I;,.r s,;lI 49,.
VIZ ~. s ..sas....; .h;s ~. ~.
s.;.,..;a, assal,;sa5 60, 49,, ps,,,al 80
nan;aI n.sLansor .ba h;ab ,,r;.s. - n.
- nc .s,sa
Howavsr n,,,~b therafara ,,ol;t;.al ,,.rs;as
d;ffar among themselves thew arc ali united
sa.:..,. ~. tl,sa :; =. i..,s.... -
s,ss..ssad oc h-;nsr;,. re hsal - r. Gr,,;a.,
Nj : s.,ara : .a:d e rsstsr;r.r :. ~
:, ,,.as ). All ,,ar,;as 80 ro.s ha,,s -, as.ah
r.. $50
.aa onI Se ,. e .sa .ns M0;.aS lVS S.a. .s.l.
ssI!.t.s-~ s1at ,.arevsssS,,s :. - - - Ti,s
Northern neonie do mt des;ra 4 rennbl;can
ravarnnant for thsmsalves ;c NC can q = ofr
and SET nm Al indenendent one hv their side -
Other States NAV do 60 in The f,,tnre and.
what thew saw. is to hecon,a Of the co,,ntru >
We should be ike the German or Mex,can
Statns, fnnstantlv on the marker for the high
est bidder. AGAINST this thew are determined
to rnard. and for this result thew ere now
c.ntsndinr to have one poyernment of one
Iiad for the entire couuIrv They declare
themselves willing to come ont Of this war
under the yilest despotism ever known IN
earth provided that nreyai, over the whole
land That we should establish government
at their side with slavery at its base Is = th;np
thew va are res resolved shall never take Mace anS
tbat six millions Of peonle. shnt in from The
world and with yery limited resources. should
be able to do it. against twenty million. nos
sessing immense wealth and strenrthsned bv
tbs contr,b,,tIons of the wurie. thnv saw. e
simnlv absurd, If thew have the men and
means. this il one thing that shall never he
Thev becin 10 loolx ON : renuhl;can goyarr.
ment as nnt desirable n Is not ssron.1 eno,gh
They are madly bent on their own rn;n. If that
he necessary 70 effect onrs The ,,ahf ,,a,v -