Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-18

lani The education Of the people has however endeTe
the nntipn moral than either the French or The En-
gs On this account it is pleasant to be IN Germany
mere Is however, one national peculiarly, ana lIal Is sen
reliance. II German is eced 10 understand soGlen
he iaGI in book, he do il; but if yon require MIN
give y an original opinion he less prepared man mos
"hsr men In their habits and tastes, they are simple an
usu:i!y h"ncst and ruifE and with all their traits as
p"o?i" the: ndusr? is possibly the ST, and one
those virtues needed in the Southern States han n
'ng else observe that they work the dogs here 10 Itl
carts, 10 carry small packages from place Ia place. Fev
ldi"rs arc 10 be anywhere in rmany An idle M
rather curiosity Than spectacle as dense as IN
population IS should be glad 10 this state OF aAiF
prevail in The Southern States
The public cdfcc; in Berlin all open and accessible
he great palace here is The superb have yet vise
where else; but works of here equal 10 lDs
In Rome although there many very superior painting
on The single called "Unde- linden" and With
hall mile nf each other concentrated the chief building
o interest In Berlin, and IT, therefore, Is easy business
visit te The palace and gardens of Sans Souci To whlc
you by Railroad interesting because Of the
We'll 20 the tomb Of his dogs and horse saw the lamOu
wind mill about which much has been said and written
III. circumstances these: Frederick did like th
noise OF The mill his residence and he ordered
10 be taken away. The owner replied, ''you owner
Sans Suuci and King Of Prussia; owner of my mill
and il shall not be touched" The case in this ade wa
carried into the Courts and decided against the Monarch.
ln5 simple circumstance regard Of those great ar
dnai features in the judiciary Of Germany that has cn.ri
bnted, than all their and contentious the ad
vanccrcnt o the nation; for with safety and security
persons AMI property there always deermnaor
amongst all rejecting persons property and advance
aud dignity the persons. These two passions
produce in all nations industry anil advancement Agans
uveo money! however, and vanity for personal display
there must be constant warfare made by md
hcct.on. in Germany, these great elements have been
work very long and very scdulousy but as vet they have
GnvGrnmcnt that in many PARTICULARS deforn'S the cupaci
ties Of of the must useful and esnable of men
bc found any where.
able. The natural wealth of the country in lands and min
erals is great. Iror Coal and zinc. and many Other
minerals found IN great abundance Foairc frequently
o Sans Srncl t. see Frederick H. but nj length they
qnafrclrd, aad Votrc ceased TO pay his visits The
French Philusr phcr and the German Warrior have both
'-ibutcd s"ne,hng I" the advancement of man; both had
their faults all other The great pride of Prussia
consists in their resistance of Sarneun. A. do credit
ANY strong brave who fights in company with
veal otrrs agaIisr single man. 50 regard all the allies
paris of machine, the Of which Oh
scrbe till put together. There ia shown in the palace the
;l zee which Nipoleun put up small piece of paper
with waters Just as you wnul put NJ advertisement
oIacSsaitns shop which was written "Napoleon lives
ere. This little Incident speaks volume about that great
Captain, who always victorious whilst he was a
Republican, bat he became Mnnarchis
overhruwn. and rightly too Ii would be easy bust
n"s+ with any nj monarchs the throne in
Europe the whole of Europe the Russian froE
Louis Napoleon could have rvalcd the Emperor in
history IT. instd Of ,eting the throne he had directed his
lfp IN h- li6erlnn OF Europe Possibly his course
ha- hc"n the penccabIc. very much question thr
al lnlaton of of the nations for Republican form n
In Prussia in France, in Russia 10 Austria
Iy and in Spain the liberty of the Press IS vbleroed en-
rcIv from tic catalogue of unaenabIe rights and although
~ occasiunay catch the glimpse Of scinllons
struck from the n by the steel of oppression the
liberty and righteousness is buried deep beyond the clouds
and soecrcs which ensrou the great popular mind o fu
rrpe A brl example, pure Standard Is too far oil iDr
their Their attention is called directly To Peter OF Rus
sin Frederick uf Prussia Napoleon of France. II in the
stead Of either they hid Washington and our institutions in
pacce before the the influences be anticipated would
surely follow; but surrounded On all sides by evidences
u human ssIishness and individual ambition in all men, IL
very natural prudent and discreet Of all classes
h.nr no tbpv
knnw nothing Of nevertheless disposed 10 believe
that ro-. hn run the parallel between Russia The
nin AMI the United States the Ohc cannot be puzzled
as y which is the better Government.
hav. purpsey absained from any reference 10 the vast
II, ~ zines goods, OF all kinds that have looked Al and
selected frum snre reached Lrcrpnul nor shall l
write of the greatest accomplishment Of the 18th century
Worlds Fdir-the fairy creation of single thought the
magnetic pnIs- Of a chstcndo benting at fever heat nne
m charge Island that larger than poor old Vr
.,na shall! omit my reflections and what saw at Water
~ and at Brussels well any reference 10 the grea
& ,iue erecting here BOW. the memory OF Frederick th
Great Certainly if Prussia place in her capital or"nz
rouesran statue high capitol Virginia might ap
ruuiac penny each from her white population 10 non
nr Thnas Jefferson the apostle Of humanity, before whom
Frederick Peter aud Napoleon alike sounding bras
aud tinEny cymoal Their lives speak OF the efforts
great minds accomplish great things whilst they soush
l ensve other men; unlike MIR. Jefferson VINO sought
every The Liberation and consequent elevation oi al
men, With the principles and precepts OF these ISOLATED
men, winning triumph at some single poin 10 lhelr o
country monuments every where IN rance, hussia
and Prussia with the wind Mr. Jefferson gives 10 Tree
men, every where the breath of life and with the sum- his
light is never exnct and yet singular that his State never
has any way up stone TO mark his TOMB nor
nencno Of any kind by which any one could Know ina
Thomas Jefferson had written the Declaration OF lnaepcn
dence was the author Of the act Of religious toratlon
the founder Of University of Virginia ngrattde mot
singing tooth Of human deprav write out thy worst page
and will surely damn thee for the iulure tan s
plck chapter in the history Of Virginia hope that th
most degree OF indifference will soon cease TO DC
fact. :,
did think would have written long letter. but as Their
moi much news which YOU will not get from the pap ers,
shall cut nv work short By the wny speaking oil newspa
pers The chief paper OF Berlin Is twice ettesize ony nn
the is the at ST. Petersburg with less reaa,n
mater by long way than in the Richmond "Dispatch"
n you shall meet with the Editor give him my respects an
regards and believe me- lray ou her an o u"
ginu man. in truth and sincerity; 50 heep me Hednen