Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

WINDEN.
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BY whom the Eggs Were Lard.
1t is a favoriie term of reproach by the Abo-
lition newspapers against Charleston that it was
the NEST OF the rebellion" Ifit be true rhatit
was the nest where the eggs of rebellion were
hstched. il Is not true that it was the nest where
the eggs OF rebellion were laid. That nest was
situated considerably TO the northeast of Charles
ton, in the region popularity known as New Eng
land and eggs OF rebellion were laid la it as long
ago as 1912, bv men assembled at Hartford, in
the State of Connecticut. whose conclave is his
tOrieal by the name of the Hartford Cow. ntion
Other eggs were laid in 1914. when the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts resolved that the annexa-
tioD of Texts would be cause of dissolution of
the Union. A great many other eggs have since
been laid IN il by a great many men and a great
many public meetir IS, both in and out Of New
England. Here is one laid by Wendell Phillips:
"rhe Constitution Of our fathers was a mistake. Ter
IL in pieces and make a 6et,Sr. Don't say the machine
Is out Of order; it is in order; it does what its trainers in
tenied-protect slavery. Our claim is disunioR, 6reGk-
ING up Of ne Stttesi have shown you that our work
cannot be done under o- Institutions"
Here is one laid BY VIM Lloyd Garrison:
"Th5s Union is a lie! The american Union is an
imposition, a corendnt uiM detah and an ayr ement
18th haU = + an 4 = its orerthrou! .
Up with the flag Of disanfO". that we may have a free
and glorious republic Of our own; and shen the hour shall
come, the hour will have arrived that shall witness the
o%verthrow OF slavery
Here is another laid by Garrison:
"No act Of ours do we regard with more conscientious
approval or higher satisfaction, none do we submit more
confidently to the tribunal of Heaven and the moral YER
dict OF mankind, than when several years ago, on the 4th
Of Jsly, in the presence of a great assembly, we committed
to the flames the Constitution Of the United States
Here is one laid by Abraham Lincoln, the
same who is now President of the United States:
"Any people, anywhere, being inclined and having the
power, have the right to rise up AID shake of the exist
ing Government, and form a new one hat suits them
Deaa es Of an !, eH T II GGo oVeru oU"nas ma ! c slaose 70 @e eserei p
it. Any portion of such people that can may revolutions
ize, putting down a minority intermingled with or near
about them, who may oppose them"
Here is another laid by Lincoln:
"T believe this Government cannot endure perma-
nently, half slave and hall Free"
Here are three laid by the American Anti
Slavery Society at one of its anniversary meet
ings: N 2
Resolced, That secession from the United States Cor
ernnaent is the duty Of every A6oisfiOnisf. since no one
can take office. or deposit his vote under its Constitution
without violating his anti-slavery principles, and render
ing himself an abettor to the stakeholder in his sin.
Resolred, That years of warfare against the slave
power have convinced us that every act done in support
that the only exodus of the slave to freedom, unless 1t be
one Of blood: mast be orer NE renaaiasof Zee present
American Ohnrch, I'D The grace # the present CnioR.
ReseOed. That the A6otitionfsts Of this country should
make il one Of the primary objects of this agitat on to
dissolre he Americdn Union.
Here is one laid by the present Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury-Francis E.. Spinner
during the Fremont campaign: a.
"should this (the election Of Fremont fail, no true man
arrogant slave olirarchy. who then would rule with an
iron hand. For the free North would be left the choice
of a peaceful dissolution Of TIE Union, @ eirE toar
render Of every principle held dear by freemen."
Here is one laid by James S Pike, long edi-
t~orially connected with the New York Tribune,
and now Minister to the Netherlands:
81 have no doubt that the free and slave States ought
70 separate IAs Dsioa y not scorA supporting in
connection toith tie South"
Here Is one laid By Wendall Phillips shortly
after the organization of the Republican party.
He was speaking Of that party:
"No man has a right to he surprised at this state Of
thingS. Ii is just what we tAboliticnists and disunion-
istsl have attempted 10 bring about, 1t is the FIRST sec
not know It's own face, and calls itself national; but IL is
not nationalist is sect onaI. The Republican party lea
party of the North Pledged against he Soun.'
Here is one laid by VIM. Lloyd Garrison about
the same time:
s'The Republican party is moulding public sentiment in
the right direction for the specific . ork the Abolitionists
are striving to ccompli>h, viz Me dissolution Of TIE
Union; and tie a6tsaiOa OF Savery throughout tie
Here is one laid in 1850 by the New York
@tc 'THE AMERICAN FLAG.
Tear down the haunting lie.
sa4 Half ma I the starry hagi eI
Insult no sunny sky a
With hates polluted rag, M
Destroy Il, ys loAo cam
Deep sink il in the wavesi
1t bears afelow man T
To groan with fellow slaves" -
Here is another hid by the same Tribune in
December, 1860:
.Wbenever a norton of this Tn'on larpa enou0h IN