The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-12

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The National Intelligence7, referring to
this remarkable publication, states that 1t
learns from many reliable sources that 1t
looks to the establishment there en- pe'7ad-
aence of an organized force, to DO subject
to the orders of Congress. We observe
that the same number Of the Chronicle
which contains this call has another infam-
matory address "to the colored soldiers,
sailors, and citizens Of the District Of Co
l,Inbiq." This address calls the persons
thus designated to meet en- maSse sat an
early date % to consider the best means Of
securing their "rights assuring all per-
sons that they know their "rights," and
"kuowing, dare maintain them.'' AS not
much daring is required for asserting and
maintaining anything they please before
the Radical Congress, We apprehend this
auxiliary colored mass meeting will be
very largely attended.
The address states that educ notice will
I've. given of the time of the meeting" thus
called; and "every council Of the U. L..
A. is invited to be present In body"
This I. u. L. A." is the "Union League OF
America" sort Of secret order, having
black and white lodges. There are nine
names signed to this paper: all negroes we
suppose. Whether this mass meeting OF
blacks is to be timed to cooperate with the
convention of "Soldiers, Sailors, and
Loyal Veterans" of the Republic, called
in the paper copied above, remains to be
seen. Whether it be so or not, the two
cannot be far apart, and the black agita-
ton viii add something to the infammable
material of the day. There promises to
be commingling of ''black spirits and
white" around the seething cauldron of ma
tional troubles at the capitol.
Such are the instruments with which
Radicalism wages its destructive war upon
the peace and safety of this country.
The names Of the whites which appear as
authority for their convention of lawless men
are obscure. Designing leaders in all great
plots for the subversion of authority and
unsettling all the relations of society act
very much through the obscure and un-
scrupulous-the very outcasts Of society.
Most of them do not like to venture
sos,far ~ to show their hands in q
step which may fail and invoke the exc
Grafton Of mankind. They are willing,
however, to profit by any success which
may follow bold and perilous move
ment. Should these bad men succeed in
calling othe Federal capital Simultaneously
sQith aae meeting Of the Congress- very large
number of those called "loyal veterans"
amongst the discharged Federal soldiers
and sailors, it is plain that their assemblage,
under the .fapatical and ferocious counsels
Of the ignorant and brutal men who will
direct their movements, will be full Of dan
GER. Their intent Is certainly very plain.
or course the President, being publicly
informed Of this revolutionary and diaboli-
cal plot, will be prepared to preserve order
and maintain the authority Of the Govern
mcnt. The whole affair, indeed, may be a
russ tofrighten the President, and these men
may not expect TO have great assemblage
Of veterans or any othef sort Of men to Or
ganize as permanent guard, subjectto the
orders Of Congress. Yet plots for reyolu-
tionarypurposes thelegitimate oasprings
Of the faction and party ferocity of the day,
and we shall not be surprised n the de-
yclopment Of these schemes at Washington
exhhitths most hldeous phase Of the worst
passions and designs Of Rsdicalism.