Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-03

people, every political canvass la. been con.
ducted by the Wings. un'!rr all :.,r': various
names, from y stand point OF popular '!.rei
ton. So much has this become The connnu
law OF IiT.t urganizatinu that ii has '"c"r,c
natural to look oft for roorbach>--hnt wv liad
not expected one 50 bald and lrSlitutc. even "i
probability a. this anrr>al. ''""'l''"tg. i
,Olxvir.cu far iiannivn = What III idea -
Why conSpirc? Is not this IS yet Il Tree coun-
lrv. in which any nan who thinks proper may
speak and write, openly aud p"hI'rIy ier "r
against ,lisun!on: Il by ;licS" !iTe '"!ulfi!S
the "Whig" and the Patriot nr;''. 10 SAY tl'ti
there are men Il; the South who prefer tiIsunl"n
To Black Republican rule, there WAS very little
usy in the publication, sine every man. wo'
man and child, is cognizant OF the fact. II The
"Whig" and the Patriot suppose that any 81
rret measures have been adopted 10 elect the end
Of disunon, should Black Republicans hc ccG-
ted, we feel confident that onr contemporaries
are mistaken there is no necessity !rr sccvc;
conspiracy more open, the more bo!dI!
avowed, the better will the cause be serrcd.--
We know there are many men in Virginia, 10y
al AMI true patriots to The Union, who will re-
0irc to sce the standard 0t resistance nnuricd
to Black Republican rule. The Patriot has
o1crslot the mari. in calling lis mares
nest Il conspiracy. If 10 openly and
manully avow designs and purI".rS, be
u conspiracy, then these "tcchnIc"l con-
spilatorS arc neither few nor far between, bit
may be found throughout the lcng,a 2nd
breadth Of the Southern States.
There are men wise enough /" SIZE the evils
OF Black Republican rule, and bold enough 10
uvow their purpose OF resistance; and if this
constitutes conspiracy, qualified or un4nali-
fed as to technicality, il is so wide spread that
it will be impossible to arrest il. Ii the
"Whig" and the Patriot are really dc.
sirous to crush this technical conspiracy,
we can tell them the only way i'll which ("
accomplish il--and that is TO Withdraw or aban
don Bell and Everett, unite the South Oh
breckenridge and Lane, aud thus dclra: Liz
coin. und the conspiracy will fade away like
dew before the rising sun. II, Oh the con
rary, our contemporaries desire TO see the
technical conspiracy" ripcn into open revolt.
and the fair fabric Of or Union topI!c 10 the
ground, they will continue the division o. the
South, by encouraging the real enemies oi III"
Union at the North, until Success shall crown
the efforts of the Black Republicans with tue
power and opportunity to oppress and desrat"
the South into submission or rclcl!iom.
New Books.
From the press Of Charles II. N!l;iir, at
this city, we have received ~ Catalogue "i
the Southern Female tnStitntr, ar 'ichni"sl'i,
Va, D. Lee Powell, \. NJ, prinr.pai.
The summary shows that the uInhcr nf pm
pills Tor the session Of SJ9-'Go has reached the
high figure Of ili, Il fact which, nl irScl; h"'rs
annie testimony In tt" rxccil,n"c q. r:Ir -
F; TEN of education laid dUwn h% ;Im Innrip.!
l!,v list of patrons embraces me late ''"vr'Ii'r
Of the State and many other distinguished gen
| tlcnen, ana Mr. Powell! i most fully justified
| i'll saying in the lru;:tcc:
AS this institution had It's origin u. iIr.iSI'i.
! ual enterprise, and has lnrn h'>trrc': r".;i"i
| BY aid from tie State, nor try '',':",A:iisi"na
influence, ii is with pri:c !h"' tm. i'riHc!,
points to its list OF patrons, sci!r:;i@, :.s iir
| docs thai il erinccS ths rsiinai:un !"
! which lis laburS in thr cnlIsc -! feiii;:i"
educatiu: are held hy men o: "uI''cn"e inh
! high character. With even greater pride, M!
more satisfaction, tlneS he poEl 4, 4! 80 :rn"
have been trained hy MN, Il the h"%' rEP;'-
| nenls Of the value of the system -! c,is;'ttIn@
which is followed iu the Southern Fcnai" III.
Stitntc.
! In the management rl If,r institution the
Principal will hr assisted by q" accomplished
graduate OF The University Of Sir%inia, whose
! eNperenre and high character til hm ttnincrt-
F., " for the work. In every department tie luo*t
competent teachers are rlnplyca, and every Il.
! fort will be made to maintain the high rcp;:ta.
tun and select character Of the sr:.1a!.
From urcoorAS.--All continues ,jiIi,t II pc
coquan On Monday at noen, there had been
no attempt To replace the pole destroyed on Fri
day last Mr. Joseph T. Jnnney publishes 4
statement in the Alexandria Gazette, setting
forth his position in relation I" !ir affair of
which he presents the following:
81 was deeply raincd, rs well ~ mortified. Iii
find my name brought into public notice in the
Gazettesol the 2S;h instant, in the account
there given in regard to the late disturbance 1T
Occoqlan, about taking down the Lincoln and
IaInlin pole 1t is Irue that lid, from Fl
sense Of duty claim protection Inr IN" pole aS
it stood on land in which was nlerested-in
the first place, because the citizens ot III: pace
| irrespective Of party, were almost unanimously
| opposed to having it cut down; second. br'anse
felt mite sure that if it We're idrcihiy taken
down, it would only tend to increase tie bad
feeling already prevailing in this community
and also feared it might result in violence
| and boodShcd In regard IN lie rencontre be.
| tween myself and Colonel J.. |ner, | wish to
add, that under momentary r,-'itcmcnt made
use Of language which VIA. doubtless, very
ccrsurablc upon my part, a. i which he con.
strucd into an insult, though not so intended
/ by me- and he at once dealt me several blows,
from which defended myself the best | could.
! 1t was soon over and was but slightly hurt.
| "tIaying been born and raised among the
Society Of Friends, stand exactly where they
10 in regard to slavery. | am not an Aboll-
ZIONIST, nor eren Republican, as expect to
help 10 carry this good old State for Bell and
| Everett"
From Washington City.
WAsnSGroS, Aug. Capt. VIM. B. Slack
has been appointed Quartermaster Of the Ma.
rine corps in place Of Capt. Sutherland, dis
missed.
\ special despatch to the New York 'He-
rald' says that the secession movement fore
shalowed by Mr.. keitts recent speech
is much more extensive and mature than
is supposed; that concerted action will
be taken by several States, and an
agent sent to Europe to sound the English
and French cabinets as to the policy they would
feel bound to pursue towards the Southern Con-