Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-14

nation on earth that both have been effectually
destroyed by their wicked hands.
The discussions above alluded to are too
lengthy for our Limited space and We therefore
pass them over.
Below we give, from the some paper, some
interesting news on other subjects. The Day
Book says;
ROGUEs FALLING OUT.
The harmonious Yankees, having gotten to
the bottom of their pile without effecting sub
iugation, are becoming very inharmonious.- =
The two great interests at the North, which
coalesced only for the purpose of subdulng the
South, that is the fanatical Puritans, and the
money making and money worshipping portion
of Yankeedom are now at dagger's points. 1t
would appear that the money worshlppers
have been diddled completely in this matter,
for acting on their idea that 'the saints only
wanted subiugation for the sake of the negro
whilst they could wade in and get all the loose
dollars that might be about, they were glad
enough to lend 1.-The saints" hand but that
was not exactly the card intended to be played
by the pious Pr.ritans. They were as deep in
for the dollars as the money worshipers, and
having got themselves to be the elect and
'schosen," and secured all the fat contracts, the
worldlngs don't like the way things are going
on at ALL while the other party are still eager
in pursuit and far outstrp their competitors.
Thus stands the game at present. The ad-
ministration finding an empty exchequer and
the war unfinished. need considerable spur
ring in the estimation Of the aboiitionists, who
have all the contracts Well this incentive is
applied in the way of indignation meetings and
.Jacob1 Clubs, who urge on insurrectlon and
arming the negroes as the only way to prose-
cute the war To this the money lovers haven't
such particular objection but seeing tacy get
pone of the spoils and contracts they make
use of this as rallying point for their opposi-
ton TO the continuance of the war So it is,
when rogues foil out honest men get their
dues" And it may be in this case that the
warning of these elements may enable the South
to have peace.
To give our readers an idea of what is going on
in this line we give an extract from the Her
aids editorial column.
THE SATANIC JACoB1N CLUBS AT WORK TO OVER
THRoW THE GOVERNMENT.
1--WE learn from the Boston liberator that a
meeting was held in Massachusetts, of a Jacobin
revolutionary club to ''supercede' the Pres-
dent, as was recommended in the beginning of
the war by the Little Villain" of the New
York times and has been openly threatened
by the Tribune and other abolition Journals fire.
quently since. The government has heen also
warned publicly by audacious demagogues in
Congress and by ltlperant lecturers that 1t
stands upon precip:ce, liable to be dashed to
pieces at any moment unless it will yield to
their fanatcal one idea. limitations Of an
equally menacing nature have been made in
secret to the President and his cabinet by the
leaders of the Jacobin clubs. The object Of
these threats is to intimidate the President into
a compliance with their infamous demands.
One portion of the agencies used by the
lubs is the manufacture ofpublc opinion by
means of lectures in favor of their revolutiona-
ry views and instilling them among the gen
erals and subordinate officers of the army
in order to corrupt their minds and render them
disloyal to the government and the constitu-
ton. Washington has been specially selected
for the purpose and the Smithsonian institute
is prostiuted to the treason Already Brown
son, Charming, Sumner and Greedy have lect-
ured, and the next is to be Cheever, then Bee
cher, Curtis and Wendell Phillips. Such are
the dyed in the wool abolition propagandists
who, at the very seat of Government, are tain
ting the army and its officers with ther revolu
tionary ideas"