Ah, you either have some source for that or u just made that up.
Regardless, you might want to consider that the Latin motto was adapted by a committee at the signing of the Declaration of Independence --a document that does not mention E Pluribus Unum. The motto can refer to the unity of the colonies as states, and it can also refer to the unity of the various religious beliefs, the economic classes, ages, cultures, races, and all the divergent positions into which people may divide themselves.
These positions are not mentioned, that's up to us to fill in. What is significant is that we must be unified as a people. Yeah, i know I made that last part up, but there are a lot of folks who'll agree w/ me that this take is based on historical fact.