Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
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HoDmn. Pph5sbri Ly .iroi,ioa ~ Co.. Ne" lor"'
Courtesy of Nr. james Wn"lhousr ~ kich'nonH.l
Tlr contents of ;l.s v"lv,ur were fist published III
fugitiv" form. bu: are well worthy at embodiment III
q less p~"ri-hNbie shape. The student gives Il E'''"ff
of his travels through # most interesting portion o.
Germany, and then conduc:- the render I" The ahc'e"'
city Of the oracle. Delphi, % ParnGss"3' Athens brl''
!c!ir;n, Nazareth. Can.rnau,n. and 20 :ac possible size
of the garden ri Gethscmanc. and the garden 81 ""-
srp!Iof Animation. And, while be thus leafs tI'h iF"'"
place 10 place, he charms his ear ana cIc'a'cS HIS
mind with holy and instructive converse, anu con-
lures up all the ~scriptural and classical descriptions
that are indi,snlubly interviewer with the sacred ri'-
ins. We extract from an early portion u! the WORK
his description OF the home oi Luther:
From the Palace Church | went to ;he dwelling OF
Luther. This WIS precisely u! the other extremity al
the town, and on the way through The long, hf"WST'
grass Crown street, ! passed the h"uss ri Me!anr:I!"n'
Il narrow. but still most respectable looking lia!Hi"i'
and, indeed. one Of the best in the place. II door Is
pointed Gothic and very low. with two mass:Tc si"'Ic
seats On either si!r. |; i, nuw "]rcIIp:rd b" il pr"t"'-,
ror "f the rtlil existing but sluinbcr"u- ii'rn'''S';"'
School ii WI;tcnbrrG. L.;hcr> "wn dwelling or
room is situated back from the street. in the second
story nf what was formerly ia" old !husu-trI" Con-
vent, now the Theological School, ardio"h- nut upon
the interior slininwy. s;"mc quadrangle. In most re-
spcct.-ihc naturu! wear of time CXIcptCd-ii rr:iii.Ir'
the sariIc as AT his death. IL j. u Email square room.
with dGsky frcsc" paintings upon thu ceiling, which l.
crossed regularly with antique" heavy beam w":k.-
The windows Hr" formed "i small rUuni lancN ol
Sins,s, about H. large Il, tea sHurrIs. Over tie amer
door ri tie rhamhcr - III autograph "i Peter III"
Great in white paint or chalk, covered with gloss.
..Jhc political and the religious rciUrmcrs are thus
associated here together, and they may indeed be ne
gatircly c%omparcd, lnaaiiiic!I ~ The on" w'liId nave
nothing 10 10 with politics. und the other i!tt!" ar no.
ii 49, -.I i. 49,, ! = ~. ..,.A - IN. l.l.s tlrVts
uf Luther. that. while ne lived, civil strife, were not
allowed to mix themselves with spiritual, although
from the spiritual germ TIE civil idea -! freedom is
ALWAYS bora. Continually was he say!H", Ike his
master. .to his more cholrric Ictcr-llkc disciples, hs
Won Sickiugcns and Noa llu,tcus. trcvCrrnI!! Ia make
the cnnIparIsnu,J 'Pu; nj thy sword int" IL 's'"ttn -
the Weapons al our warfare are NJ; "ariLH!' hit
mighty, through tiod, I" III" pulling dow" ~ H''"'-
iiui!S.' .,
"a ,nlI German Stove, -aid 70 have been constructed
under the cy- ni Luther. and "rnnm"utcd H'r''r,i''iE
20 his dirvcli"tawitl various ocrrrturh ana "rE't!Ir"i
devices. stands in one corner. tId"r the window,
upun II r!iIntiv raised platform, l. "A ruI" chlI: or
bench. called "Lnihrr'S professor chair. aud h"lor"
il j. u heavy onkcn table, with u broad, sIdNf" top
supported upon Il rough standard and pedestal. ms
Table has bccu must lnmGcntnbIy hacked by visitors,
and even it, sturdy German frame SrnilIs Will! slIcli
deep wounds. In II glass cn," IRE shown ncc'!!'-wnrN
patterns III lutlcr's wife, the ai-h-ilr:irtr'! catherine
lie Bow, one Of them being II portrait at her hu>hairI,
Luther beer cup. psr!trr. AMI various "i.i,: r'ics'
Us Nil VI lIt Iti III ~ III i'''FT''' ~ ''' .
aiming the rnon-whefh"r It seemed accidentally NJ
purposclv, | know nrr--snInc one in The court below
commenced plnyiUg 'I.uthcr'. Hymn on Tho h"rn.-
The kvy wHs soft, yet d~c"p-iha; Understandable" rci.-I-
oI- key note that touches "n Ill" chord "i s"I"nniiy
in the -uul. and awakc- the thoughts III things rtc:nni.
a"'' strain mingled with aud bore gently "n III"
n"..-.,rm"d emotions ana hl"'i- ri such a place. II
was ~ il Luihrr's great spirit were breathing lis well
cone and liz blessing Ia II stranger from Il stra!iLc
land, and hnrmonioasIy t~cstIfyin- TINT the love Of
! tod j. not confined To one lant, or age, OF people, or
tongue
NJ. WILLIS on TIE PRIVACY OF GREAT
MEN.-Thcrc seems probability tIlnt This WI! b" the
new crusade. Eminent persons ARE to have the right
To II prirn,c htc-Gs well as other men. The imnlrdi-
u:c spur 10 this movement II the tntiie that - -EicInG
the .!li.ht rraling'' Of the day, on the drii.iTg hdb-
rs of Professor Wilson, Charles Lamb, Sergeant Tai
fpurl AN! uthcr--bUt W. take ri" p"im"T m0b'h' /"
be The natural compensation which human uaiut"
makes 10 n brotherhood that is losing GROUND. While
mel of genius Were dcmI-oiS ;hcE rlii The price
public praj-" but private drfImati"ir. Now tia; thcT
i,yrrnr,. on the whole. the estimation al common
noriai,, they recover the privilege "t common NOR
tals-;o be what they pleas" III private. Oh trr"!-c
Washington they wrote, III ms DAY that ne wa,
..rcacl.rrnus to private friendship "nd 4 hypocritr in
public life" and That. the world would he puzzled
10 decide whether h. WAS an apos!atc or an !lpos'"r
whether he had abandoned! good principles" OF "le-
lIlcr he ever had amy" Bur, on me- 0,t"' ha'H, the
world WIS hvmnimg his npu;hc"sis. The distinction
between ramc and rrputa;Ion may ~ well be kept IN
mind, however, and this is stated with n beautiful
clcarncss by Il cclrbratcl wit"r-im Il pa,sn-", indeed.
which the spirit ut Daniel Webster iiiEht r,caii WIN
pleasure, while looking down upon some ot his pos
| tlumuus ubuocrr:
=" Fame h"cs NOT "cpchu I" u .e razor "i! hih''' ""'
ttf"'"'i"n ;'"i ~ Nv" -. r"N ~ "m = ~, ,.'. ::
not II sIbircI nf w5NAg: while reputation, having its
source III III" popular voice, IS II srr'cnc" which may
''AcT oc u'''cu vi HuFli.s,r,' a. -" - mni,'@. g.
uoh' oc'h- r7sI"'Hi! t""'"'vt ".,"',' - a., a
me mercy 81 me E,"' '"' an" i-"'"''' ~ "'"e
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.SECDuTE OF GAKTU.- few months
before This ingenious artist was seized with the maiu-
IL vI,irh d.uriv,,l snrjnty a., one OF is most ,;stln.
. ""I" r uIi 'nn Ln ,r3,osrJ :, bis r,a;chI,-s nnncil
III" work he Inn. cnti:l',! a Tail Piccc-thctirs idra oi
which i. .aiI ,n have been started in company, while
the cony;vial glass wa. circulating round his uwu Ia
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tho End Of Nil th,nra."
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..yonr Ln,in... Will h. finished. for there will be- az.
"rh.r. viii hc So. answered II""ar;h. -ighia. h.avi-
Iv. "ruI therefore the sooner my work is done the
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jivr I'm Le rorpl,;cI il. This, however. IT, dill in
,hc NM, IN, nh. u.uurr. nv ,rnirin. cvcrv;ilinr
which cnulI denote the end ni NIL ;iIin.s-a broken
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n,, i.n,sc. l,,;nr d.ui in the rlnu,!s-a vessel wreck
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