Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
ThesNeW New berR-,-The SalHtary Eff
feels of Northern Enterprise. I'D

Froa1 the Ra'egh Progress, July IA
But the great a ffsrence between the
Newbern- Of today and the Newbern OF
1860, is aatnibstz5ies 10 rs .hsS popula-
ton. ( The sNeEshmsh eameodown.there,
ran, us al ont, aud took our town and
business IN baud, and now. Wh n
peace allows Us 70 yireytfrn, We
cannot but be 1tbsnkful teohiaaz foFgtbei
Improvements be has made. arsdfor coas
verting orr country village mo .hnst,
ling city. Ths-iGsEiiable, isFePFessibie
Yankee is there IN all his grandeur and
glory; he is there 7vith hissoapitak Ien-
ergy,. experience, aud talent; and having
domiciled permanently, he means 10
make, or assist. to make, the .Newbern of
old-es quiet almost as a mountain MI
lsge-a modern city. And he viii have
the good wishes and prayers of all pa
triotc North CarohniAns for the accom-
plishment of his purposes. 80, 80.
The 6rst year no edited q paper in.
Newbern, 1858, We urged the. practical.
bility and necessity Of line of steamers
between that port and the city Of New
York, bat We we're told there was not
water enough il, the SFash, and that il
would not psy'if there was. Now, how
ever, there are two lines Of five steamers
plying between those two ports, and one
or two, between NeEbern and Baltimore,
and I. a, larger trade for sailing vessels
than ever before Aud we are told that
there was business enough for al these
steamers and sailing vessels, with a, COZ :
M No,f5.vr 80, .I.,,s,,y x -asz9 -
The ascendant al Nspber1, AID pi1l.rs.
main 50, but ne icsre glad 70 see on az
hands most cordial and friendly re-
lqtions and .feeliisgS erfstilag + .bstieeel1
the natiUes and The aeio cemers, This. is
as it should be, for this Whole country
belongs to the American people, aud no
particular part of to any particular
man; and hence as som as a man adopfs
any place as his home aud thoroughly
Identifies himself with il by his labor
and his capital be has right TO demand
all the political aud social advantages
that others enjoy. s-ss7 ~ 8. -
The travel between Raleigh and New
bern is heavy, and is constantly inereas-
ing, and this moving crowd will increase
with the inRGx Of Immigration, mill
within few Years all our roads win be-
taxed TO their utmost TO do the business
that will offer. .E e-.f..
The colored element is very large in
and around Newborn, but we learned
that but few rations we're being issued,
and that the. negroes. bad, been given 70
understand that they nnst werk for, q
living like other people, and that the
Government would under no cipeum ,
stances consent to support them ia idle
ness. Many Of them seen. 10 appreciate
their condition, aud are working hard at
whatever they can get to, do, while others
are leaving 70 seek emPloyment in the
The Raleigh (S c. CORES correspondent ct Of
the Petersburg Express + writes Of, The
negro celebration of the Fourth of July
in Raleigb, and observes 51s -.
/" Now Sir, it Is not .forSme to say
what viii be the result of this negro fea-
ture of our celebration, If it does not,
have the tendency to initiate them to an
unhealthy extent, it will. do no harm
if otherwise, they viii reap as they have
sown, A negro is a negro, else God,
would not SO have created him. You
can never make a sohife man Of +. him..
nor can the two races, ever live on an
equality. OIL and ioGter, will not mis-;
separate they win, and the oil viii swim.
on the surface, In other words, dreamy,
old Rip Van Winkle won't mix her bal,
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