The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-14

mans, once for all Chsrles Mstcl mao u'esoa
The progress of Inc fsnstlcsl Mosiem almost az
single battle certainly single generation saw inc
whole danger dispersed, inssmueh as w,'hin .hs'
space the Ssraccns were eectusly forced oaok INTO
their original spanish lair This demonstrates Pfotty
forcibly the difference OF the Mahome'an resources
as applied TO the Western and Eastern stfugSn; 10
throw the whole weight Of that difference, diiier-
ence In the result as betwee eight centuries and
thirty years upon the mere difference OF energy 10
German and Byzantine forces, az though the hfst
did by a rapturous feryor, IN lew resoiuti~"s oil
summer what the other had pro,raced through near
y millennium, IS representation when oeies's "
self BY its own extravagance. To prove too much
is more dangerous than TO prove too little. The iact
is, that vast armies and mighty nations were eonunu-
ally dispossble forhe upon the city OF Constan-
tine nations had time to arise in juvenile ssor' 10
grow old and supersnnuated TO melt away and 'o'a'y
to disappear, in that long struggle on the Tablespoon
and Proponlis cas struggle sehieh mghi oftsn -"
ierit and si,.mbsr a,,nsees there might be, htees or
unprecedented Suspensions Of wu ot Of @s'ssa e1"n''
ton, but peace there could not be, because any resting
from the duty of hatred fo,cards those Who reciprocity
to lay the foundations Of ths' creed IN ds"o"of
ing Of God impossible 10 aspiring human Nature
Malice and mutual hatred, we repeat, became duy
under these circumstances. Why had they begun !"
hghtj personal teuds therein been none beceen inc pa"
ties. For the early Caiiphs did not conquer syria ana
other rast prornees Of the Roman empire, because hsy
had quarrel ,oih tie Casa,s scho represented chssm-
; v,
Cesas because they had conquered Syria, or at the mo'
the conquest and The ,d " not ai'cays lying IN mat sue
ess,on cause aud eGsef) wes joint effects rom
common cause, ,chich was as impertS'aois
a, death, or the ocean, and as deep as are the Jd'a"g
animal Us Could the ocean be altered by sea tght'
the atmosphere tainted forever BY earthquake rs
s c,d any single reign its epenfs effect the Jeud
the Juosism and the Christian Jsud uh'eh eonfd nor
cease unless God could change unless man bsconng
careless Of spiritual hings) should sink 10 the level
brute. These Considerations OF great Importance
in weighing the value OF the Eastern Empire, IL the
cause and interest Of slamsm, as against Chrstahy'
were undying,. ,hena may be assured that the
Moorish lnfdels of Spain did not rei'erae their
trans- Pyrean expeditions after one generaton-sm-
ply because they could not. But we know That on
The South eastern horn of Europe they could upon
the PLAN argument that for many centuries they dd
Over and above this we Of opinion that the Sara
Gems unequal TO the sort OF hardshlps Dreu Dy
cold climates and there lay another repulsl0n iof
Saracens from France, and not merely the Carlo
vngian swo.d We children of Christendom saow
our innate superiority to The children OF the orent
upon this scale tariff of accimatzing powers. we
travel wheat travels through all reasonable ranges
Of temperature; they, like rice can migrate only To
warm ATTITUDES. They cannot support our cold, pu'
we can support the countervaIing hardshps OF their
heat. This cause alone would have wealherbound
the Musselmans forever within the Pyrenean co's'eIs
selmans in cold ATTITUDES look blue and as Alb
surd sailors on horseback"
And as sailors looking so "blue and absurd
on horseback" should dismount as speedily as
possible, so Mussemans being equally "blue
and absurd in cold atitudes," there is fitness
and proprety in their return from them as
speedily as practicable. As the one should dis
mount, the fitness of things will be radically
promoted by the others withdrawing as speedl-
" as possible from the cold attitudes" This in
terdict TO them of suitable habitaton there,
carried into effect as doubtless is meant, that
in due time il will be, sweeps them out OF en-
tire Europe and considerable portion of Asia
AT least it points 10 the proprety OF another
race assuming rule, where they now look so
:" blue and absurd" and gradually supplantng
them-a race which scan travel as wheat
travels through all reasonable ranges of tenn
perature !" and which "shows its innate superb
orily upon this scale or tariff of accmatizing
powers" None of the children of Christen-
dom appear to have this Z" tariff of acclmatizing
powers" and capacity " TO travel as wheat ira
ves," in greater degree than the Anglo Saxon.
And if it stop on the Western or Eastern con-
tlnent in its progress of annexation, we think
Same miracle r,... ia,..~... reverse the
natural course Of things for the last hundred
years
We have placed several passages in italics to
draw attention particularly TO the great prnci-
pie, which had affirmed that of the writer
and 10 show our deduction not intersntai merely
from the tenor of his remarks.