Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26

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MISCELLANEOUS - -
The SLACK 3cs77ss, ssrs-,S = .sr- 'siisr4EpoAs
,iLLEy 50! .','-.. 49,.
The "Blsck n1,ssu"u" 9th? Confederate:
in Virginia have become celet'rA,et lUi thcil
achievements, and have dole mnrr, I.rhaps
than any other Confederate militia ly'I.ntsahi:
zatinn, to inspire onr army with apprehension
AMI the enemy with confidence. pheir btSt6:
~ is not devoid Of interest Several year.
ago the leading Shareholders Of Fau1uier
county, Virginia, organized a Secret polEic.i
association, under the title Of "Eack, Horse
men," The black horse was regarded So p
symbol Of the negro race; and no one :Mas
admitted to membership W ho was not slave
owner. Warrcnton was the 'placr'of lrsct-
ing: and, like the knights IF thes;o'lrb -
Gle secret pass words, a;1'' si.:n' '"cIe e,it-
ployed TO arrris. go ln.;'''ss7;l 4 tac rfcSeh-c
Of brethren. The H.t.. YonIa.hY the. otli-
CATION OF mutual nd IL defence 81 thril a>. D.
citation: and 81 'sau..,f. j1.:ntS"s Searsail;
They controlled this pnti:.:4i matters n1'-tiat
section OF Virginia ana no ro:;Son %f'7 LID
not subscribe - their c10<in;IieT1 AMI pa
cipss could he clscte,; ~ 4:ii,t.. :..,,::
The raid CT John Brown was tic s:;s.ai.4uT
them to assume & military sATrat:cr: ili;, :
appeared in force and were Iou;s4 :.s~.r-r:.-
sent the whole district Of cor.n1rj': '.ric :
were brought ont to deiii.d EfaElJI : / ar,-
ard assist at the execution Vi .lrn am ar:t 4!
co-adjutors. II Was tho psiSamGaIof ti:,>c
H.. iT.iL
that caused thar baCbarou' dcla.;;- OF Ten f:.iI
utr:. after the adjustment Of the rope and cap
ani the placing o! the 'idtna CT. the -ayril.
prior 10 performing th5 last. actor ,ti.etra2;s
.:y.
1 pom =. the .upsr,rs ii the aai the cotul
msni-r o? I'll" "Rinck Iinrstincn" gave lic-
tie that hu intended; te make every stta,. u;l
Sunday. end Invited all the people To Unite in
prayer on that CAV for rho succc>s OF th5
Confederate "alse, 10 thar, per tEpS,they Mi.ht
,e INVOKING Iearal. l.. III, behalf It, tho &c, y
time that lie was charginE upon +he Inon
ARM. The people II ,hr. .N.alic5. are e,,lhu-
siastic in their adherence 70 this organ zSti0n,
and they cling to its symbol, tie .,'blask
morse or negro, with r.Idxn,ic devot5on;' SIS
did the Lamercnians Of Scotland two CSu -us
Ties ago to the Solemn Les,us aud .CoreIs;ls.s.
They sre perfectly tanaticsl in thn rnst:t r ::
They .:r:s$. Northern men ard ,odore ythe.
meant Southern Order of Democrats" 'oti,c-;
Sons Of Destiny" and.one' excited individual
claimed it. read backward, thus duty OF
Sou:herners." At o'clock. three gentle
men entered Jileh4ll, took SeatsrpGnthe pint.
form, and organized the niGc:ixs, without
stating the nsmes Of the officers. Whcnennr
reporter. Approached tlls apparent ieadirg
n.u Tor information on this point, he hcrcs
wsrs refused. Al elderly gentleman tho:
read 3 sesies ofresointions,; and 6 declaration
Of ti's principles OF the new order, -whicE are
as follows; 80: ......,
Firs,--The order aihrr-e To-. tie Ittrrl :
:nenr,i. princiries Of REPUBLICAN, ,Co;;:%%i'.
leen,. ....,..,.-., -. a~...,
.ieconde 1T insisr$ upon che ishts ii MAJ;
IL be those Of. life, comfort and 8 habta,
sion, aud in Government protection in the
proen!smcHs Of On indtl@hdcpt.. IYcle
hood. 90 - s-.r-..,..-. -. ,...:.
ThirdiySIi holds! that lslor l. superior to,
and indel.i:i'yS! "f capital, and therefore 4ier
prodweec sh"ulh command the hishes: cors:d:
eratioli. 80:
Fol:thiy-lt insists that the b,hoiiug cle-
ruent has never. il. al .,hs history ofihe
!eeted and acknowledgements ier ttt bs1eht
Of -itoheers apd EaiIgqSue!.. $50.
Fnta!c---lt advocates tie :.rssth'u Qf pc ID,
WOES; Tia. ',S"ssment Of property according
to i:s real value an cqual2i7g taxation; a RI
ductioa Q: rents NJ Increase in the Wages III
,ahorins Glasses: a uniform cuEroncv; the
ia:niSg OF notes bearing the impress OF the
United Slater. Receivable for fioverntpcp,
dies and diSouTsao!c Tor ''"T,rnmrrt cx-
pensss.
Six.hiy-lt ua1ii.liei!r opposes the pre-
sent National debt l''S7ins .IDt.iest, as un-
necessary and ,EIolitic. -.
And lastly. sntal|r :rerrd;sscE tile iinuc-
iuctip, ~'ot ,enantip9te6 slave. laboc, when
mingled with that of the white race: ms an
=:pe rl.pent> iraught With No ordinary danger
20 the institutions Of. the: Republic. -s.ss.'
Inc resolutions were thea adopted and Nh.
II. u. Bucklin, said. to-be thaa ssIprs.ne<prcs-
idcai Of the new order was tntro,luccd:' td
the t1rituct. spoke IT ilngth upon eslie
Il - propositions cont sintd in he oi,f=
r:cT". and bringing. An stray 81 statistics II
de:"r"e Of his position. lie Wa; particularly
severe upon the Introduction Of freed slave
labor and the present system OF Ii .atinn snd
.r:.riuual debt. IDS ~ .listendetii to With
attention, aud concluded with an invitation
to those disposed to Join the order, but 70
enc seemed so disposed.
Tho Twentieth Ward ponce, under Captain
Walling, whs. xaS present iq person: :Meye
under .lastlnct0Ass =awaitius; ..:or,ioT.:s. :ss
it was rnLbosse the order WAS not, log al. hut:
fortunats!y, thrirSeryiecs Eere. not. .reGuii I'd.
The ineaaiIs 81 the:initials, however, lid, not
appear. - 80 J "a =. - -.
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= fasrEHrt... ,iGw.-'Ehe' aCenrier tic Ell:
emo, an7upirts the arrest, II d .iils ge:Ilasr
ClsTmont l.A:psctendrd nun; " ho,haR been for
s5lA& cfrre'ltFyi7g Tgptr ibuti1ns' Oh the iglq:
rant peaSsvtry ,ot The HaIiis-Loire AMI. vP,tg-
Geione,. represented herseit:t1 befons 10
convent IN, IT'S. and u have i,esn sent Id
France to n.al u: aolhsetien for ;e- hetefits-;
She was'yerf, S7lrsSSiGl among HE 1sMlen,.
MAN. Of Ilnln s,ateo her considerable s,rmsa
Tor char:,.a,, w>hirh'tQutaned a sentence from
the Scifpiargf. And some earth winch SIZE
pretended to HAVE brought: from tile Garden of
Olives This Shafin, she Stated, you'd cure
all diseases. ami protect its posseIS"r trou al
kinds Of disasters Ru: women about Ii be-
come nathers: were her iavorlts rietus.-
When called in II their. seontincmcnr, she
would pla4 q il assar.e Of Eater.near t'teir bed
what she rersYgdca fe lid the Fose 81 leiF:icjo.
gathered from. I'll q .lvery bush OIL 81 hichthe
Virgin used 70 hing her linen to = Dry: ;sSo5t,
sitter being put II .matet, this Hover resumed
its freshness, spd hsyAnitp blUGrr ccain.s IN
happy asllvcry. The 'sNes 81 n,
question was ascer ta'ned: TO be the Jercs~"r,t~
citlra. pla5t Of The arabian desert. Which
long possesses. the singular property OF re-
suning fresh Life whe Ties. stem IS placediH
water Tie false puRss zeal naras 1rss- aSceE-.
ailled to be Marguerite NJ: : 49, a: and Y We ss4
discovered thst she had slole9 sssSef lar icEs