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The phrase refers to a banner, which was copied from the British Union Jack, and was used by some of the mobs of Southern (Confederate) traitors in the period 1861 to 1865. The War of the Rebellion, also known as the Civil War was fought for the worst cause of any war in history: to perpetuate the enslavement of human beings by their fellow human beings for monetary gain (not unlike what the modern day Republicans are trying to do). The Stars and Bars is the best known flag of that digusting and vile cause.
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