Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-06

Ana the LnQrr OK ne 1olfl EuaL wave
Al tss-Gag ot thsrres-eS The pau Of the brave
~ EThsaa the Eggs were Hatehed.
From the Chicago TlmeaI
i IS favcri-s seFaa- Of rsnEoaeh bY tha--aboli-
ton Us1spsPers against CharlsstsH, tba. il was
the o. rest Of rebellion" If Il be true that Il
was The nest whsrs the eggs Of rebellion were
1stcaed t Is not rrue thst il was the nesG where
lhe egrB of rebellion were laid. That nssE was
situstsd considerably to the northeast Of Cha,ss-
ton, IN the region POpularlY known ss Nav
EuglsRd, and EGGS Of rebellion were laid IN Il
ss long sg0 as 1912, By men assembled at Hart
ford, ia the S.a,s Of Come esieut, whose con
cisve is historical By tie name Of the Hartford
Convention Othsr eggs were aid IN It IN 1874
wbsn the Legisia.ure Of Massachusetts resolved
hat The annexation Of Texas would be cauzs Of
disselution Of the Union. A great many other
eggs have since Eeen laid Ia IL, by great many
men and great many public meetings, both in
and oEs Of New England. Here Is cns laid b.
wendell Phillips;
The Constitution Of our fathers was g mis-
taks. Tear it Ia pieces and usks a bsttsr.
ID mt say the machine is cut Of cr1eri il is in
order; It does what lis fIsmers iulendsd-pro-
sect slavery. Our claim IS 5uui7u, breaking
up ef th5 States I have sh0aH y7u that cur
work cannot be done under cur Institutions"
Here is one laid by Wn. Lloyd Garrison:
s-Ths Uni1u Is 4 lie Tbs American Union il
an imposition. a e0veuaas with death and an
agreement with hsIli I am for It's over
tsrow! . Up win ths fag Of disunion,
saEt ws ray have q free and glorious republic OF
cur own; and whsu the hour shah come, the
aour viii haTs aTriVsd that shall witness the
overthrow Of slavery
Hers 70 smother laid By GaTriscz:
+" No act Of ours do we regard with more con
scisusicus approval or higher sstisiaction-nOne
do re submit more confidently 70 the tribunal Of
Heaven sud the moral verdict Of mankind
shaa whon, several yearB ago, on the All OF
JAY, in the prsssnes CT q grest assembly We
committed TO the hsmss the Constitution Of the
United Ststes"
Hsfs is one laid By Abraham Lincoln, tbs sane
who is now President Cf the United Siatess
CAV people. anywhere, being ineiiaed and
I having the power, have tas rjght 20 Tiss up and
shaks Of the existing GlVeruas1t, sr1 form 9
new one thas suits them better. Nor i5 this
right confined 90 eases Wsere tEe people Of 90
sxiztrg Government nay choose to exercise Is
! Any porii5u Of such people thas can msT Fsve-
/ iuti8Hizs, putting down a minority inie mingled
with or uesr shout them, who may oppose
| them"
Here is another laid By LiHeoln:
I believe this GoYerumsnt cannot endure
permanently, haifslavs AID half free
Here arc three laid by the American anti
slavery society, enc OF It's annive1sary meet
ingJ:
Rssolssd, That secession from ths United
States Glvernmert i8 she duty Of every Aboli-
souist, since no one can take Office or deposit
his vote under tie Constitution without vioiss-
ng bis sni slavery princip es, and rendering
himself a1 ahettoT 10 the Shareholder IN bis sin.
Rsso'gsf, That years Of Wsrtsre against the
slave povTar have Convinced US thas every set
done in support Of the American UaiOn rIFets
ahe chain Of s1s slsve-shaE the only exodus Of
the slave to f.eaio1m, unless il be one Of blood,
must bs over The remains or tha present AmeII-
esn church. and the grsv7 Of the present UBicn.
2esalssd. Taat the A1Olii0HisEs ct this e1un-
Try should make It oEe Of the primary objscIs
of this agitst.0n, TO dissolve the Ansucan
Union
Here IS one laid BY the present Assistant SEC
i -atarv cf the Treasury (Franei3 Z. SPinEer) da-
/ ring the Fremont Canpaisn:
6should tins (tns election Of Frsm 1nt) fail,
/ as tue man would be any longer safe here ron
the assaults Of the arrogant slave olgarchY, who
/ tasn yroBld rule with an iron hand. For the
I North would be isfs the choice Of a peaceful dis
/ solusfqn Of the Union, q civil WAY which woulC
Z end in tho sane, or a. unconditional surrender
! of every principle beid dear by iTsemen."
Here is one isid BY james S. p ks, long edi
ts1isily connected with th9 New YORK IriSEzs
I ana EDfH minister ha LAl1 N-aAAAAAA--.Aa
II have mo doubt that the Tso snd slav'
States ought to sepeFats. The Uui01 IS no
worth supporting in connection with the South.
Here is one laid BY Wendell Phillips shortll
/ sf.er the organization Of the Republican party
I He was speaking Of bhss Psrty:
ono man has right to be surpriss6 at thi
. sssts Of things i IS just what we Abolition
I lists and disunionists) have attempted to srinl
4 about L is tee ffst sectional psTiy ever OF
IL r
ogn face. and calls itself national; but It is no
na.ional-is is sectional The Republics
party is a party Of the North pledged sgsiust th
South"
Here is one laid BY Wm. Lloyd Garrison q
sboat the same time
aTco Republcsu party Is mcultiCg Pu5i
/ sartiuart in the right direction for the gpecih
work tbs Abebiiohists ars striving 70 aeeou
plish, w: The d.ss6utlOa Of the Uolons and th
abolition OF slavery thTOuEhous the land"
Haze is one laid in 1859, By the New Hor
'THE AaERICAN FLAG.
Tear down the Sunting iisl
Hsif mast the lfErry dagl
Insult 10 sunny sky
Wish hates polluted rag
Destroy 4, 70 1ho eaa!
/ Dees Hiak Is b me waves
u bears q fsloT-maa
To groan with fellow slaves +
Here rs G1etneri Lall oy L1e same ATt0al9 Il
December, 1863
ssWhsnavsr 3 pOEtion Of this Uai0a lsrg
enough 30 form an independent, salf-susisini1
nation, shall see st TO say suthsntiesllY to sh
residae, We want 20 get away from you y
shall say--snd ne trust selfraspeet, if not ra
gard for the principle Of self government, wi
eonslrsn the rssidUs Of the American people t
ssy-GJ %
Here is oDs laid By the Chicago Tribune, il
/ December, 1850:
Not 3 few Of the Republican JluFnals Ct th'
interior aro working themselves up 30 the bsliei
which they sre endesv0riBg 70 impress upon thei
realets. that the seeded Safes Be they few G
! many. viii be whipped back into the UnioE
We caution al such tbsb in langusg &c of ihat sol
thaV are adding new fuel 30 the fame VII eh
. already blazing TOO isEeely, sad thar tbs Prob.
blitias now sre That the result viii prove tael
co. bs false prophets No man knows VII
? public policy may dlmand Of tha Incoming AZ
3 ninistrsEien but the drift Of opinion seems
2 be ihaf, II psseeahle secession IN possible. n
: retiring States viii be as issed to 70, tbss tn
9 needless and bitter controversy may Be brougi
, 10 an eni- II the Union is 60 b dissolved.
2 bi0Gdlcss SEPARATION Is By sIl means to be co
4 eied Do not Let US make thst inaeassibis
These are sinelg Glecimen eggs Thousaui
}, them ra-, fo7H IN k1se -.r--