Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

IN, we would inform him that as soon The model was
ecd the honor and responsibility OF our once instantly
expired:
Correspondence Of The New Bedford MersnIy
ROME, FEpRrAAY II.
have visited Of course every amrrican DOES, Mr. Craw
lords studios Of which he has three he IS now nj woIk
upon The colossal! figures for lie Washington Monument al
Richmond, Va. Patrick Henry Is complete anu 'e,So W!
Tie clay Henry be by this time IN Inc way 10 Aluh'c
where The casting will he DONE There are 10 NC Tour oe
figures with Washington IN horseback in the ceairc
little drawing the Monument Was made by ar e. which
lie showed me. graceful, elegant 'hlnG II VIA DC,
by far TIE best Mng in america Of Il. Eind Beside Inc
Washington figures there was lovely little group in plaster
TO be finished marble for gentleman in New oTE-lns
Eahs in The wood Ii is lovely thing and l cant A'lp
hoping tnu, when it reaches America the good TASTE mat
would desire go sweet subject will have The natural accom-
panlmcnt bcray which will permit the group 10 be
seen by The public before disappears into tho sccuson OF
its owners elegant drawing roots
There other lovely things IN marble by Mf w Vi me
destination OF which speak, but when sincerely
hope will day reach America have not YET visited INC
studios Of Rome course will leave mat oil my land
lord Fabris tue eminent OF the Roman scupors 10 us
place among the others. He showed 10 u3 MS iolclgh
otgers however fascinating rec-lhc cast OF Ra-
phacIs skull aAen by himself in wax When Raphael
tomb was opened he employed by The POPE 10 snper
lend and he had been permitted TO take cast Oh Inc Skull
and hands besides little of the dust and hg"Gn's Inc
head is small hut beautifully shaped and the Developments
as stated by Mr. Cunbc being regular ana wen oa'aneeh
tbs hands unusually long and taper lhnH Oh seeing hese
and some of the very dust OF taphaei!
For the Enquirer
THE PRESIDENCY.
ccopnts from Washing indicate bad state OF feeling
among the friends of The competing Democratic caneaes
is sail that Wings enjoyed even more than the special
friends of Judge Douglas the Fii!onseIing speech OF
Young Marshall California. He declared for douglas ana
Progress for "young America 'young blood and alst
al Od Fogies and old notions. In TRUTH ms speech was
received and understood declaration OF war upon every
prominent candidate for the Presidency except Judse Doue
las He took especial pains TO- exonerae tue rom an
responsibility for this speech But II current reports nc
true the Judges friends, from particular sections
for large numbers of them Tor crcula1ion-ahd inc uos
himself, took a thousand or more . A
Now all this looks ugly But the trohirds rue IN 'he
Baltimore Convention, and the platforms hio down oy our
State Couvention may heal all discussions IL womb De
better for our Wing friends 10 beware OF premature eIa-
ton They were arrogant and coniiden lilah
they the time that the Baltimore Democ'ac co"
vrpun assembled in Si4 Let them beware Z" The lesson
then taught them Then few iniurated congressman Inc
oaers about the Hotels OF the Metropolis ma lelle.*r-
ters and office seekers whose hopes or Tears were oase upon
the put,ipn M putting down OF particular candidates sci
Ia work assiduouslv 10 manufacture public sentiment
They the first 10 fill the columns oil Inc metropolitan
10 some extent the interior presses ana
followed their lead This is precisely inc case now Many
have gone oil hacocked cspousng the cause OF certain
candidates. rhou! hdrng examined thtT records bu ere
the Baltimore Convention meets ncuoitaole fdefs from
NE Record" will be bazed iorh-and representatives. OF The
Democratic masses in National Convention assembled Will
hope speak out as they I'D IN lcii M
man, whose fortunes are snSeo not upon young l-
busterism" "Old Fogylsm, but upon qudfcdon' Tor
high office and fidelity the Constitution as IS rriftsn
qualifications tested by flaming professions eecloneer-
in catch words high sounding eenealtcs- by rotts
and unmisakcable expressions of sentiment in regard TO
MEASURES Princpes not men, measures not Professions
will control the action Of the Conventional that Con'en-
ton echo the voice OF The Democracy Of the country
To my Democratic brethren throughout the county, ap'
roa Let every neghborooi be fully and fairly represent
cd in the primary meetings and district conventions LEI
he no bunings about pacea committees and an
, nonnalions Send full delegations, true TO our cause
Let there be no bcra dstruss Of charmcn or presidents
but vet let the meeting in all cases, have fair chance In
the appointment Of delegates either in aid OF The chairman
or otherwise. Let every man have chance to nominat;
and if 100 nv be nominated make the selection by eer'
or in any other fair mode DEmocRATs be up and dning
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