The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-25
THE DAILY REGISTER.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1863
BY Whom the Eggs Were Laid.

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Abolition newspapers against Charleston
! that it was the s.nest of the rebellion"
it be true that it was the nest where tn
eggs of rebellion were hatched, it is no
true that it was the place where the eggs @
rebellion were laid. The nest was situate,
considerably to the northeast of Charles
ton, in the region popularity known as New
England, and eggs of rebellion were laid il
it tas long ago as 1872, by men assembled a
Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, who's,
conelave is historical by the name of th'
"Hartford Conventions Other eggs wer,
laid in it in 1874, when the Legislature o
Massachusetts resolved that the annexation
Of Texas would be cause of diss olution ofthe
Union. A great many eggs have since beer
laid in it by great many men and great
many public meetings, both in and out o.
New England Here is one laid by Wen
dell Phillips:
"The Constitution of our fathers was q
mistake. Tear 1t IN pieces and make abetter
Don't say the machine is out of order; it
does what its trainers intended-protects
slavery. Our claim is DIsUNIoN, BREAKING
UP OF THE STATES! have shown you that
our work cannot be done under our institu-
tions.' r..s -...
Here is one laid by VIM. Lloyd Garrison:
.,TAIs UNION Is LIE! The AMERICAN
UNION Is AN IMPOSITION, A COVENANT WITH
DEATH AND AN AGREEMENT WITH HILL
< | AN FOR IT'S OVERTHROW !!
Up with the flag of DIS
UNION, that we may have free and glori
Republic of our own; and when the hour
shall come, the hour will have arrived that
shall witness the overthrow ofslavery.'
Here is another laid by Garrison;
mo act of ours do we regard with more
conscientious approval or higher satisfaction,
none do we submit more confidently to the
tribunal of Heaven aud the moral verdict of
mankind, than when, several years ago, on
the 4th of July, in the presence of great
assembly. we committed to the flames the
Constitution of the United States"
Here is one laid by Abraham Lincoln, the
game who is now President Of the United
States
"Any people, anywhere, being inclined
and having the power. have the right to
rise up and shake off the existing Govern
ment, and form new one that will suits
them better Nor is this right confined to
cause where the people of an existing Gov
ernment may choose to exercise it. Any
portion of such people that can may revo-
lutionize, putting down minority inter-
mingled with or near about them, who may
oppose them"
Here is another laid by Lincoln:
II believe this Government cannot en-
dure permanently half slaves and half
free"
Here are three laid by the American
Anti Slavery Society at one oflts anniversary
meetings:
Resolved That secession from the Uni
ted States Government is the duty Of every
Abolitionist; since no one can take office,
or deposit his vote under its Constitution,
without violating the anti slavery princi-
Piles, and rendering himself an aoator to the
shareholders in his sin.
"Resolued, That years OF warfare against
the savepower have convinced US that
every act done in support of the American
Union rivets the chain of the slave-that
the only exodus of the slave to freedom, un
less it be one of blood, must be over the
remains of the present American Church,
and the grave of the present Union
"Resolved, That tho Abolitionists of
this country should make it one Of the pri-
mary objects of this agitation, to DISSOLVE
THE AMERICAN UNION"
Here is one laid by the present Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury-Francs f.
Spinner-during the Fremont campaign;
Should this (the election of Fremont
fail, no true man would be any longer safe
here from the assaults Of the arrogant slave
oligarchy who then would rule with an iron
hand; for the free North would heIeft the
choice of peaceful dissolution of the Union
a civil war which would end in the same, or
an unconditional surrender of every princi-
pie held dear by freemen.'
Here is one laid By James 5. Pike, long
editorially connected with the New York
Tribune, aud now Minister to the Neither
llnds
81 have no doubt that tue free aud slave
States ought TO seperate The UNION is NOT
WORTH SUPPORTING an connection lc.h me
South"
Here is one laid by Wendell Phillips
shortly after the organization OF the Repuo
lcan party. He was speaking OF that par
ty:
"No man has right to be surprised at
this state of things. 1t Is just what we
(Abolitionists aud disunionists) have at
tempted to bring about, 1t is the first Sec
tioaal party erer organized in this country
1t does not know its own face, and calls
itself national; but ii is not nationat-lt Is
sectional. The Republican party is par,
ty of the North pledged agcinst the South"
| Here is one laid by VIM Lloyd Garrison
at about the same time:
"The Republican party is moulding pub
{ lie sentiment in the right direction for the
/ specific work the Abolitionists are striving
to accomplish, viz: The DIssoLurloN OF
| THE UNION AND THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
THROUGHOUT THE LAND"
Here is one laid in. 1859 by the New York
Tribnne:
TIE AMERICAN FLAG
Tear down the faunting lie