Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-07
Hon. E. B. schnabel of Penn.

Hon. E. B. Schnabel of Penn.
Til. gentleman alir,sscd our citizens st
Whiting IlaII,aa thursday night last
Tire Bcpu' Ii.ans hal lecturer on the spot
anil wcrt-iasrnding - have a meeting bu.
gtye way and went ia t. hc'p make mp an
audience foe NJ SeAuatcl and To hear. not
- the gnatest living statesman. Is Mr..
Marshal! called Mr. Douglas. bst. t|icgv,at-
est >tumr--rakcr in the worll. -" as he j. re-
ported by the Democrats. Mr.. : las the
aI,anta1a Of being god boxing aaa # hav-
iag neurological Development, Indicating
an abundance Of self esteem lie is bobby
h=Fs.Tai. sticking T. I,ne II u!iar theory 20
his ewu. ar 5arrlrr% in fIat # some other
person equally 4uN3ti,al and impractical
lie was good at laying down Propositions,
1at negligent in taking them up. Wccauld
net AelP thinking Of the aId rra'lem far
youthful matfematieiaus n solve, ii the
toad that was jumping or: Of the we'll. all
FEN Lack two f.c; in trying u getnheal one
In Imagination we can So tire urle'el ped
propositions VI this wonderful nan ." "
in. round loose all over the area enrom-
passed lv the lrick walls Of Whiting Hall.
w venture t. predict thar the next SPEAKER
in the Hall viii 'c tarln,ntel ly tb,~e Mid
ali.irea ef she Hon. I. b. >5huafvl Of Penn
,y3'aala. We give saae oC tAc positions af
the speaker.
In the first place he had toattack the Yam
kee's conscience. . Conscience is a blind
force, said Mr.. 5 :" 1t ha> no power 5uly
as it is educated, in fact, education make, al
there IS Of conscience. Byron said
e Whatever creed be taught or land be .roi
Maa's eeHsste7a Is the oracle Of I'd
Bat then byron was fool. Cowr.r sud
THUS apsargrs pleads her ca1-c within the hroa.,
Though long tebeiieI against yet MT suppressed.
hut Cewrcr WAS no lalitieo-eeonomiea lce-
turrr. like this new Light, What dil h.
know Of the :. India trade" aol the d" Md
a'ar coa>t." :. Slavery was Mt an Agnes
lon bnt Freedom was He dcfcl any
man to name one instance wherein slavery
has been aggressive. some one iustaaccd the
brutal attack on Sumner. That. said this
,.,l;,;..-c.a,,z,,,,,,I oss,,..., -.
erosion. but an assault and battery !
wonderful diseoNcrer, a. well y an original
poIitieo- economist, is this Hon T.. b selma
bcI S,.,y..r,. ,..r.s.i,n .l,,,-r ,i,,a,.. -.
late. the law Of the land a. we'll a. t6c mr..
n I,w T,te rho dis,r,.s,i=.,,. a,- ,.~;,.i...
NC tho Irealin, o,.,, srl r;,l;i. r. ~
mails ,,utb IRE not al tl..... a...rcs.iar.
Of .l,,ary2 ir. t6ev no,. al, ,;..,.ti,ry ~
both rf.ht and law Tlq1 .,f5 Mr.
:. The system Of slavery i. mn WRONG .. H.
Northern aea. ar any ri4h,.tfjukig, mon
believe tin? IL said all. tb,t tn, arr,
If slavery must be EXTENDED Wei hi. +.
what W. ebar,a Tie Democratic farfg vi,
aiming to d. The reason FIR TIN. ez..n~i,n
: t. le found in the fact hat slavery itnf,,-
cri,hc- tie land. This i, a good reason FIR
getting nd Vi tie system. Mt for cz;enain.
it.
n tie opinion Of this p5litico-cc5nomi.;.
" ~ II H.t- and his advice
form M cn,auglns alliances. should MT
hc h,7iel.
Tie tariff Of l~46 is the great ts.aacea.-
In ls15 Mr.. buchanan scnt for hiln and the
following Conversation took place.
B5g4aaaa-Mr. SehnaEd. shall we nass
~ lii? (Ncanins the tariff bal.)
Saiaa5s1-Ngsir Retgrn 10 tie bill q
II.
Baedaamt-But that will create surplus.
Ss1aa5el-Wcn, this VIII he all right.
Spend that surplus in building vessels. wheth-
er it he twenty Or fifty millions Of dollars
This would lie s1al policy, even Il the VS.
sel- rotieI at the whar,es Bat when We
are sufficiently wei armed with CONNER
eial marine, send them into the Chinese Ar
..I,;7.e,,.,, md .ar =, f;rcat Er;,.;, l., 90.
sIi''fe win YOU IN Tue i''''ia ti"ae' II she
objects. then run out tie guns and compel
her to Weld.
Mr. E,.l.,,.a, ,,s.=.4r.,,.t- .,r.,,f. ,,tI, ,t..
Na''h'NS oI tais great idct' ana Mr.
Sehaabtl am bis schemes. were left cut in