Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

ny whom the Egg. Were Latd.
IL Is f,vorite tern oftteuroac ca o. tie Ab0-
litissn -psper~ sgsin~t Charleston Tint IL xas
the "nesi OF she fe'el ioI. Ii IL he tue that II
wa the nest ~hefe the riggs Of rebellion ere
hztehed. IL = not true that Il vas the nest where
the eggs OF rebellion ~ere laid That nest was
situated considerably 10 the northeast OF Charles
ton. in the region popularity known New Eng.
land and eggs of rebellion were laid in IL rs long
ago as 1912. by men assembled At Hartford, in
the State OF Connecticut, whose eoncIaye IL his
torcal by the name Of the Hartford Cow, ntion |"
Other eggs were lait - lr44 when the Legisla
ture OF VI ,<.achn-efts resolved that the anBexs
tion 1T Tex would he eiEse of dis luil"n of
the Union. A great many other eggs We since
been aid ia j, by great many men AID great
any public meetiI -. 10th ia End out 81 New
England Here i one LAID by Wendell Phillips:
"rhe Constitution IL our fathers wss q mistake. Ts =
q - yfec~s ard make 6-ft>r Dat s-y m chine
= ont Of order IL s in ORDER doe Whist its trainers in
tenied-grotect slavery TOR clam IS disuniOa. trek
cannot be done under ou- 'stiu'iOns Z"
Here il one laid by WIN Llosd Garrison
"T1s Union t. a liz 7A> Anaer5caa Csion Is
i1pFos m. oorendDf nth deuv and ayr e'n|Hf
&c "a he'll Lam ds eserthrotrl
Up with the flag q tfsanioS, tha:we may have free
and GLORIOUS republic % own; aud when the hour shall
come tie hour Will have arrived that sh III witness the
overthrow OF slavery"
tltfc - hnotiief ialu NiFrl~"H.
"Yo act Of oars DO we regard wit more conscientious
approval higher satisfaction do submit more
confidently the tribunal Of Heave< and the moral YER
e Of snkind, than when several Mars ago on the 4th
Of ly, in the essence IL great ASSEMBLY,, committed
TO the flames the Constitution Of the United States
Here is one laid by Abrak,m Lincoln. the
SINE who is now President of tae United States:
sAny people anywhere being inclined and having the
power, have the right TO rise up shake of the exist
ing Government, aud form new one hat suits them
haffa No. Ia h. rfu IN fla her
lie Of existing Government NAV choose TO exercise
IT, Any portion Of sush people thst an may revolution
ize. putting down minority nrerIaBgled with near
about them who may oppose them =
Here Is another laid by Lincoln:
81 believe this Government cannot endure perma-
nently, half slave and hal fee"
Here are three laid bv the American Anti
Slavery Society at one OF its anniversary meet
] ings:
Resoired That secession from the Cat>f Sas<s Cor
erHDleRf the duty Of every AbOttonif since one
take Office deposit his under its Cons ion
without violating his ant slavery principles, AID render
ing himself abettor the STAKEHOLDER in his sin
Resoired Thst years Of waff re, agsin>t the slave
Of the AD1eed Union rivets the chain of the slave
thai the only exodus Of the slave to FREEDOM unless be
of blood. must be ne rem 'inS Of Tie prseaf
American Church, "a the gaze i tte present Lti'a.
Res Jcef That the A5oionfsts Of this should
make OF the pra try objects of this Ggifdt TO
dissolre the 4mericdR Union.
Here is one laid by the present Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury-Francis E. Spinner
during the Fremont campaign:
"Should ths (ihe elecn II Fremont fail no true man
would he any longer safe here rom the assaults of the
arrogant slave oligsTchy, who then would rule with an
iron hand. For the free North would he l. Fl the choice
Of peaceful dissolution If TIE Union, ci1H tcar
achich 1cO,ff end ia ts same, unconditional
render of every principle he'd dear by frremen."
Here is one laid bv James s Pike, long edi.
torially connected with the New York Tribune
and now Minister To the Netherlands:
81 have doubt that the free and slave States ought
to separfte TIE Onion i. not scorM sEpSoItit,g ia
connection uih ne South
Here is one laid by Wend,l Phillips shortly
after the organic tion of the Republican party
He was speaking of that party:
No man has rich, to Re surprised at this state Of
III ng.. IL is juS what Aboliiionss and di>uhion-
i>t. have stcmp bring aIouf Il is the fr~f Sec
tonW party erer Orydnised in ~ cssuot r. II does
not know its owl face. ca Itself ion i: bur is
not ndtioaati IS onsi. The hrsubican party
party oftae North It-dg-d agdis~t tn ooun.''
Here one laid by VIM Lloyd Garrison about
| the me time
''fhe Republican par i moulding pgbc sentiment in
the right direct for the specific ork the Aboonst.
striving accomnl-h The dis lLfi,n of TIE
Ciiio9. and tie 90 ltioH Of siuosry throughout the
land"
Here is one laid in 1850 by the New York
Tribune:
''THE AMERICAN FLAG.
EFT ar down the Haunting liei
Half Una the starry 1agi
| Insult no sunny sky
| With hates polluted rag,
| Destroy &. ye &c so can!
| Deep sins il in the wavesi
| II bears fellow man
! To groan ilh fellow slaves"
Here is another aid by the same Tribune in
| December, 1864:
Whenever portion Of this I'm on large enough 10
form in dependent, self ubs'stng natl shall hi
10 say automatically TO the residue. get away
| from you, saIl say-and we tu>t lf-respect, il
not re.ard for the principle of se,gOvrrimeni Will
colStran the residue Of the Amer'c.n people say
| Go'
! These are simply specimen eggs Thousands
| more like them laid in the same nest and
by the same sort OF people. Ii these eggs
which Charleston hatched. When she did So,
she did gigantic crime. but it Ii iputian by
the side Of the crime of the men and the party
who laid the eggs.