Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-16
The Hone ofYoung America.

The Hope Of Y Dung America.
Here is for our readers, at home and
abroad, q beautiful extract from that Lcc-
turc by DR.. Correa.
"Thcre was a time when this country was
quite happy; admired and respected BY tho
people of both hemispheres; welded BY the
lovely ties of union; but now o days slave
holder looks in the face of free American
from the free states, as tho bloody wolf looks
at tho lame There are in Utah no moro
than one thousand loafers called Americans;
all the others are foreign Mormons, the mud
from the iails Of Europe. President Buchan-
an violated the Federal Constitution in send
ing the American army against Utah with
out the consent of Congress. Kings have
been bchc dcd and dethroned; yet l hope
never to SEQ an American President impcach-
ed. Tho political affairs in Kansas are in
dreadful condition. Nero fddlcd whilo
Rome was burning President Buchanan
ana Secretary Cas- are writing their last will.
bcqucathing Kansas to tho siaveholdcrs.--
What will young America say to this? SEQ
here my young Republican friends, the blind
and bastard policy Of an administration,
composed exclusively of Shareholders, with a
VicePr,sident STAKEHOLDER, and a speaker in
the House Of Representatives who is also q
STAKEHOLDER Mr. Buchanan and Gen.
Cass are on the way TO the tomb-what care
they for worldly affairs? Nota chew of
tobacco. rejoice to see now, that our good
friend Col. Fremon. was not elected; for tho
political mob would have charged to him all
the calamiti.r produced by the pro-slayery
administration and pro-slavcry party. In
deed, we true republicans gladly rejoice in
the election of Mr. Buchanan and his slave
holding Cabinet, for AFT r all, it must give .
good lesson - that portion of crazy foreign
crs in the free states, and also 10 Archbishop
Hughes and ex-Presiden. Fillmore, who gayo
their votes and all their influence to the pro-
slavery candidate.
There are at present in the cours, Of pro-
grcss, many important projects in the heads
Of Louis Napoleon, Emperor Alexander, and
the British Tory Ministry. which under the
patriotic and republican administration of
Col. Fremont and his distinguished friends,
could be turned to a good account to our
country; but these under the black ewes of
Cas-, Buchanan L Co., will all be lost
Our only hope is in Young america Tn.
h!ypocritical jesuit, Louis Nap,leoa, is trying
all his ability to humbug England Ils
has las! his old slave, Lord Palmers:on. but
by no means ia h. discouraged lie s,nt for
that purpose, Marshal Pelissier as French
Ambassador to Queen Victoria. A fala,
friendship with fair Appearances is necessary
70 Louis Napoleon = mature matters with
tho Emperor Alexander, in order to give .
heavy blow to the head Of John Bull. 10
take Malta and Gibraltar, and turn the Eng.
lish out Of the Mediterranean forever
Neither is Queen Victoria idle. She will
give two royal kisses on both checks Of Il.
Duks Of Malakoii, the late Commander in
Chief of the British and French armies in
Crimea; for she knows perfectly we'll all tho
tricks Of diplomacy. Besides that, tho
Count OF Paris, who is the lawful heir OF
The French monarchy, is already aud posi-.
lively bctro.hed elar dcs,inely. of course by
the consent o! the parents and the British
policy, to Princess Alice, daughter of Queen
Victoria; whilst Prince Of JoinvAe in duo
time, will take the command Of a British
ilcat to attack Marseillcs, Toulon, and cut "a
all the French communication with Algiers.
That is certain. Will a pro-slavery admin
istrati2n take an advantage of such stupen-
dous events? None at all. 1t is good to
learn even from an enemy Let Louis
Napoleon know from me, that few weeks
ago saw a list Of two hundred and fifty
names OF men-truc men from Europe and
America, who have sworn to kill Louis Ma
poleon. Besides that, FIVE hundred Napoie-
on bombs manufactured 10 this country, were
sent to Paris by some red republicans Of New
Orleans, for . great day and great feast;
but indeed, detest numbering. There is a
time for every thing, Louis Napoleon can
easily avert all impending danger and save
his own life. He can beat John Bull-he
can reign in the hearts Of millions of repub-
licans in Europe and America. You will
ask. how? am going to tell you directly.
Let him proclaim the republic in Franco,
then the namo of Louis Napoleon will become
an immortal name throughout tho world,
and be brave man and never dying hero.
As President of the French republic, Louis
Napoleon will beat England and Austria to-
gether, but as the Emperor of dcspotism
and tyranny Louis Napoleon cannot live long;
either murdered. poisoned, or with his neck
on the block of the guilotine, he will finish
his miserable imperial existence; or perhaps.
he may have good chance to escape for the
United States Of America to enjoy here tho
great pleasure Of seeing his best counsellor,
the old DR.. Correa, and learn something
new from tho republican Young Amer
ica."
The Bank Of Grafton, in Grafton, Wor-
cester county, Mass was robbed Wednesday,
Of twelve thousand dollars in bills, $1,000 of
which were in 800 bills, and the remainder
in sos, los and SIS.
all.