Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
From the Rich,Eond ENQUIRER.

principle Yankee enunciates-as If bis solemnly de-
ciared Judgment OF day were any guaranty against
solemn reversal of the the next dly-as 1t the
rectitude OF position derived any conhration from
any former paaver of people OF that ioa-as if
NJ assachusetts Aboitionst cap ME of being
ehamed by any demonstration of bis inc 'aete> GIVE
ind all the ewepaprs in the COnederacy reprinting
the old secession speech OF Mr. Quincy who Is still lv
ing they Say, aud crying out NOW Tor vigorous pres
ecution of the war:
II this bill passes said Mr.. Quincy it is my deIb
opinion that it is virtually dissolution of this
union that it will free the Stetts from moral
obligations; and as it will be the right OF it will
De the duty of defnitively to prepa Ia sepa
extraordinarily, if they Can violently ii hay must"
Ii this be any comfort, there is plenty of the
same sort The Chicago Times has goue to the
trouble of collecting Yankee aYowas Of Secs
sion doctrine. Ii any Confederate is weak in the
faith ss to need to be by s sort Of thing
let him read:
From the Chicago Times,
It is fa7orte term Of reproach by the abolition
newspapers against Charleston, that it the nest of
rebellion. If it be true that it the nest where the
eggs Of rebellion hached it is not true that it
gas the nest where the eggs OF rebellion were laid.
That nest was situated considerably to the northeast
of Charleston, il the region popularity known New
England and eggs of rebellion laid in it as long
ago as 1912, by men assembled at Hartford in the
Slate of Connecticut whose conclsve is historical by
the name of the Hartford Convention" Other eggs
were laid in j. in 1874 when the legislature Of Massa
chusetts resolved that the annexation of Texas would
DC cause Of dissolution Of the Union A great many
other eggs have since been laid in it, by great many
public meetings, both in and out CT New England.
Here is one laid by Wendell Phillips:
" The Constitution OF our fathers mistake
Tear it in pieces ard make better. Don't say the
machine is out of order it is in order; it does what
its trainers intendad-protecs slavery. Our claim is
disunion, breaking up It The States | have shown
you that work cannot Be done under institu-
TONS"
Here is one laid by VIM. Lloyd Garrison:
The Uaion is a lie! The American Union is
imDosition covenant with death and an agreement
with hel. K | am for lis overthrow! x
Up with the fig of dsuaion, that may have free
and glorious republic OF and when the hour
shall come, the hour will have arrived that SHALL witness
tie overthrow OF slavery.
Here is another ia;G ~ Gar: son:
No act Of ours ID regard with more conscien-
tous approval Or higher satisfaction, none DO We sub
nit more conf itlty 10 the tribunal OF Heaven aud the
moral verdict Of auknd1han when, several years
ago. on the An Of july il tho presence OF great
seby, committed to The flames the Ccnstlt alton OF
. the United States"
Here il. one laid by Abraham Lincoln, tie who
S is now President of the United States
s ANY people, anywhere, being inclined and having
the power have the right TO rse up and stake CT tht
e existing Gov ,r1msnt, and form suits
them better Nor s this right confined CASES where
the people OF al existing Government may choose Il
exercise it. Any portion OF such people that ma.
e revsl7tionize putting down minority atermingie<
e with or near about them, who may oppose them.
J. Here is another laid by Lincoln:
Il believe this government cannot endure permanent
y w. half slave and half free"
% Here are three laid by the anti slavery society, 3
one OF lis anniversary meetlngs:
J Resolved, That secession from the United State
r Government the duty of every Abotii!0ns since
one can take Office deposit his vcts under the Ger
J. stitution without violating his ant! slavery prhclpe
ard rendering himself an abetter to the siaVGtOider
at bis sin.
70 Resolved That years of warfare against the s!aV
oower has convinced that every act done III suppo
* of the American Union riVets tie chain OF the slave
grff Tho cloy to fTnnHOr ia-G
at be- ole of blood be the remains OF the pre-
a. ent American church; and the grave of TIE pTese1
e. Union.
to should make it OF the primary OBJECTS OF this agt
ed ton to dissolve the American Union"
he Here one laid by the present Assistant Secreta
be of the Treasury Francis b. Spirne during The Fl
mt mont campaign:
ID Should Ills tte election OF FremonD tail, no tE
Ter man would be any longer sale here from the assault
g. OF the arrogant slave ogarchy who thea would II
les with al iron hand. For the n orth would De lett
3D. choice OF q pta 5eul dissolution OF the Union, CT
lat War which would END the same, uncondltor
rry surren Ter of every principle held by If1euen"
NV Here is one laid py James-S. Pike, long edltoria
led CONNIE cted with the New ork tribune, and III
at lister 20 the \ etherlaudi:
re- have no Lua the tree and slave 6taie% ou5
rcd to separate. The Union is not worth supporting
No. tconnectiOn with The South"
ed Here is one laid by Wendal Phillips shortly al
Ger the organization OF the RaQuocl n party. lie "
speaking OF lnat PartJ
No man has ght to be surprised at this state
things. Ii is just what (aboIL,Ou,sIs and dlsuut
OF ists) have attempted To bang ao at 1t Is The
Ras sectional party organic d II th!s Country.
nan does not kQoW liz ace, auG calls ts natlO1
AVy but national, is SECTIONAL Ihe tSepuolt
but party is q party OF North pledged ayalosI
uea South
ov- Here is one laid by VIM. Lloyd Garrison 1bou5
icA- same time
The Republican party is moulding ruht anti'n
so in the rgnI dire Tor the specific WORK ,na 40
e it on;eta ARE strivIno 10 ACCOMPLISH viz i ne dssC
OF lion OF the Union and the abolition of slavery throu
Just ouG the land" .
step Here Is one laid in 1859, by tie New York
w. Dune:
re- "HHE AMERICAN FLAG
Tear dow. the .ultjrg lie
LUG staTIy Il &
lOre ILsu sunny sky
O in " it'll haze 5 polu!ea rag
VI Destroy it ye who Can
Io'e iep sink 1t IL this waves
lem Il bears IeIl0 W-ln&n
are To groan with yeIlo" slaVeS!
are Here is another, laid by tho same Tribune IN
Au! r cember, 1860:
VIII " w henever portion OF this Union, large enoug
resi- form 90 independently Belsustanlng nation, snail 81
10 say authenticity to the residue Ne want TO
ding away from YOU shall say-and we trust seltres
in if not regard ior the principle OF self government,
,t constran the residue OF the American people 10 Sd
aoe-. Go"
u s she Der, 1860: ,,-oe.,o7.4.
~ M are working themselves up to the belief Whcn
vi are TO impress upon their readers that
faIn seceeded States, be they lew Ok many WIFI oe WIFI
hack into the Union. We caution ali such tnat IL
guage OF that sort they adding new fuel TO tAe
f1nnn and