Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g 1s,.

nl''ier tho one the otlcr-fnr they were
- '''',.i ,F"h all the Countries q; Europe. In this
''SP'''' ""! doubtless rrsrnhlrd the Romans wh,,
yer" IL very mixed ruc. unJ nr,ony vjn,n ,hnuyh
n'or eyes may have been rurr mir .kius md Irh,co-
'F. nan WIRE py M mcan- uncommon. II the pre-
"'''.''"'n r''o's We're dark, know from history
red haired old fellow. Julms Cn.,- ,.ln ,-,..d hi
descent 10 HE 'pdrras imivs''-.uud tlrruyh him
I" enls, had taIr complexion, with blrk eve.
an' probably thIn sandy hRir. y bust of him, which
| exist. III inc capitol M Rmne, anl for which Hen
ry Clay might have sat, would indco,. tl,n, hi. .y
crG! prcuIlnri!ies were not unlike thn,. Of rh. r.a:
krn!url;iaIi. Auyustu his ncp!,y and suc, ,r ,ro.
! rather fair than brown, wish yellow hnr W.. r,col.
| lcr mention Oi the color of his eyes which w.r
said To he remarkably bright and piercing. Iib.rius
his successor Ind n vcry fair cnmIcxon and lny,,.
eYe- which possessed the property "f seeing in tin.
! dark-irOm which, we may infer. they were no, ur-
Ike the eyes "f n cat or owl. Nero amorhrr of
the Ca,Gr, who belonged in the family of the Emo
bnrhi-H name derived from the raZrI eel of
their beard-hudl the light complexion and red hair
which belonged Ia his House. These early Emile.
r"rs were thorough Romans, and cStc;sive connrc-
ed with many of the most distinguished und nune-
r"us families and il they were light complicated and
hight hnIrc' may safely assume that there We're
other Romans who rcsembed them. II all Duke
Williams followers then black haired and blacl;
eyed. il would not follow that they were Romans.
Neither l. the fact. il il be a fact, that their Ian.
guGgc had no relation tn the Scandinavian, any evil
dcInr that they wero not of Schaniiravinn blood
similarity o language has been justly discarded 10y
the nbrst c'ha"iUgiS,, safe guide III tri.cng the
iiiirren! races q" mankind. II may sometimes nir re-
sr"rcl"': hu, conclusive evidence Of i.lenity or
diversity, il cannot be received writer, few yra:s
since. detecting an identity between some words o
t" "i Latin and Irish !ano uarrs, runrnc:' nat tn.
lri-h were R"'nn:,s ar III" Romans lrsh-Hnd there
wn7 Innrr Psi,ihty i'll hiE conjecture, than III that
u! III" i.niuir'r, Than the Nrmans wcrr Romans, he
cause they spoke br"hcn Latin. We GUESS y r..r.
M" how Ihe R"man. acquired Latin. without br;;=
necessarily Romans; hui where the Romans 20; cir
irlsl, ar the Irish their .pin, more diiliIu nRt
:er-cN"cpt by surprising that al ren,e period,
they were n"ghboGs "r kindred rucrs The writer,
We refer IL, If rccoc,t Alright solved the difficult
" hy surprising that the Irish. ,rhrn they cmigrHl2d
from The East-a!l uutiun- from the Eusi--ar
least, that l. III" invui;u I"i"uas though God could
not have nndr pcn,lu il! the West well Rs the East:
but when n" lrI,h, Ike tn" rest came along the
n"urhin ridges from Asa ,'" Europe, aud happened
To fail Ui." fertile nnh lovely valley 10y iii" way-oiic
l."rrdI at them w"u.! rrinaG and maxi permanent
settlements. In Tins way, sargllng down IA" spurs
II III" Apcn.ncs, they stu;nbi,d upon the i..rit;iS
vale "t the Ssbincs and there mad: their nb,c. In
the oi time, the FrC cOOnrrs who after
wards called Runa!.s, took possession Of the seven
lliil> !hr Ibur not Very remote from the Sabine
ar lris settlement; Gnd being III want "t wives, they
inrc SIrr the Sabine wn:Iicn wi:En thclrtorcatl"n~
nnd laid vulcr hands upon ih"n. Subsequently,
by unexplained prnCcs> the Sabine Men were
admitted 10 the right ni Rpmnn citizenship. Titu-
Tatius. " no shared the empire VITA E"Aa!us, whs
irnn tn. lri, Sabine luwn ni Rrglil nu:! brought
with nin n large number o! h- cvuEtryiIici who be-
came The i,;uu,r.s al some Of tl,c m,s nsrios l'n
lrcian huu,ca a the Rrpub!ir. IN th!. cia:. were
tho IIaili, subsequently, represented i'll The E'np'r:
hy .hr third Emperor, ribrriu,. These Introduced
into "a" Latin rlGny ui the Identical word, ian'Ir I"
IT,. lrrs "l their cnIsn.s GERMANS league Rcgan and
tr, King oi Kerry. l:y this linguistic process "i ra
tI"cIuati"n, 1t clearly demonstrated that the II"
were i>h ana the Enquirer affirm, tia: the
N"rm:a, au:r RomenS, II follow that the N"rni"I'
were Iri.- ". the highest and most vaunird typ
u the Caucasian rucr is une aud the same thing with
the most degraded The lrsh, i'll the gulsc 81 Nor
mans, roiIlcrrL England, and nrc now, Cid nave
been for centuries. the cruz" and relentless opprcssors
uf their own nncrsnrs This vii! - strange news t"
the noble HOUSES OF England who date from the con
quest aud it will probably make Paddy prick up his
ci;ss and npcu hi. .ica.