New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

hptstcs 81 Europe they were born sucn- lhey
settled loelAnd-wen. over to New-Eneland; snd &C
oordng to some na4uAriAns they bulk the tower 81
Newport.
Tie Romans conquered the Cells. and taught them
the Roman ait Of War; but a. the Goths pressed
on the Romans, and the LATER finding difficult to de-
fend Themselves invited The Anglo and Saxon races 10
join them Nterwsrd, in the Seventh and Eighth
Centuries. came the Danes which gave Us the DAnio-
Angio-ssxons. mentioned the Normsns ss Flhbus-
tiers, in having invaded Normandy burnt the houses,
butchered the men and carried Of the wives
or ooncubines In the Teu;h and Eleventh Centuries
they also came to England and found the DAaioAnglo
SaXons. whom they fought and conquered a, the battle
Ct Hastings 50 thai subsequently, we have the
Norman. Danio, Ango-Saxous comprising four char
scters, and who made up our Anco-S1xon race That
is their origin They psrAke Of the character Of the
Tuetones family IN general and let me here say that
the Teutonics for four centuries past have been the
most powerful family in Europe In fact no new ar,
rev science invention enansted from any other
source, while the Celtic family seems almos, in state
Of decay Tie Teutonic people were evidently press
ins upon them. The Ce'uc population in France took
starr, and mingled their blood with the Romans
and out Of which racc we have modern Frunce; and
ss you ksve seen, with Whist astonishing rspiiity 4
through the influence OF single man who about four
years ago made his appearance among them with
pocket full OF debts bad reputation strike down the
power Of LOUIS Philip, red RepubIcansm and Social
ism, and establish by coup fqai the most absolute
form OF monarchy; on, France an convinced is also
in period Of decay. IA have before remarked for
the last three OF four hundred years the Tcu,ouc fluy
hhs preSominated To them the world il indebted for
oil
and other important discoveries N new religions
are Of T,utoric origin. Professionalism q Teutonc
Catholicism Is Classical and Protestaatsm possesses
merits which Catholicism does not. which am sorry
Tor. On The other hand Catholicism has t. merits
which Pr0testanusm hss rot got and am also sorry
for that Luther. Sweden5ourgh wesley. Fox and
others, were OF the Teu,onic family Most Of the
sciences. and improvements in Theology nil,ht
be mentioned inconueciion with this point The
Sciayic family has not been civilized long enough to
set forth any Of their peculiar a. regards the
Anglo Saxons tley possess four points OF character
they have intense love Of liberty they have also
intense love CT law and order Indeed the Ang0-Sax
ors may be esteemed the most duty AMI law abiding
people in the world. When the Celtic man will in
spin; Of reverse blow up another 10 atoms the CLASH
cal man. spaRiard plunge dagger 10 bis heart or
poison him, the An1loSaxon would punish by rule OF
lav and order The AnrlO Saxon never assassiuates.
There no law to meet his foe he lets him OIL Ii the
King commits ofense the AngloSaX0n summons
regular Court, the Court IS opened and Charles l. is
brou -ht 70 trial and he has him regularly beheadei in
front Of his own chapel
IL was the Anglo Saxon who first taught king that
he could not violate the law; tina. he had joint in
hf neck and that they knew where 20 find it. twas
the Anglo Saxon who first broush about tr by Jury,
and established the A1bcos corps 10 protec. men in
thcir natural laws This was democratic, and this
love of law and order wos very remarkable, IL
had been exemphfed in the American Revolution,
which had all been been brought about All effected
in RI gulsr order. The meeting Of the reyoutionist
regularly notified perfect order prevailed al their
proceeding and that is the reason why they succeeded
Why Revolutions failed in Europe was not because
they wanted spirit, but they did not know how to or
genie conduct ;ae.r movements according TO law
AID order when III Americans NJ Boston discharged
the cargo OF tea into the water il d revolutionary
al but ii was done with order aud regularly lt not
done stcahily midnight hu. MONDAY, they went
on board the ship from htie oat hauled the snip
the hart and proceeded 20 throw overheard her car
20 of tea with al the cilmuess and order imaginable
10 stealing I'll lie portion OF H. There will not
be a ship unloeded here or in Boston tomorrow. with
more order and regularity tran the ship 10 which
have alluded in Boston harbor. The Anglo Saxon,
wherever be goes establishes the principle OF law and
order; holds his town mectinys an if private man
does DO what is night Judge Lynch is called to
preside on Trial. and the offender punished and
sometimes tie punishment is pre.ty summary New.
ertheless there Is immen-e diereuce between this
Lynchlaw and the course pur-ued by u, eek.
Again there is stronger tendency 20 form fedora.
tons b. the Tcu,onic family thanyou SEQ in any other
Then the Anglo Saxon is invasive, eNicrmnative and
exclusive. The Anglo saxon Br.,5u nd the Anglo
Saxon American are The same people. John Bull
was OF tie came blood Brother jonathan. John
Bull T. Old rich and r. pe,ts5lc Brother Jonathan Is
Young, hearty inclined 20 -wagger aud hopes some
DAY 10 be a. rich and respectable hs tlihar John
Bull They are Of tue same blood, and compare
lively one nsoD, with little channel running bet~iNt
them which Fulton has hlled ug three curriers' and
Ercson s expected shortly 10 On up the other quarter
John Bn.l anu Brother Jonathl qusrreI iiie some
time. John Ball may yrumble, ami Brother jonathan
fhske BIZ si in return but the irolble sctled
John Bull Is very proud of having In a sou, and
are very proud Of being d Of sucn father aud
soon this Angio-saxon race-that is the Ango-saxon
Britons ana Az loSiXon Americens--wil control the
whole world Tire hundred years ago the Anglo
Saxon Bron- did owA The whole OF Great Britain,
and set what they have now
Tie Yeose. then proceeded ~ show the urozress Of
the British Empire in part Of the world aud
ihai she stu coyets moie-.hst gland 10 not satisfied
and never VII be a. long there a chance o.
quiring more errItory. such Is one OF the traits Of
the Teuionic uuuy Argo-s.xon race; aud that the
United Srates lsa true Of John Blu Is IN accordance
With her ma lihcen destiny Has swAllowes up Texas
AID portion Of Mexico, anr Il now convinced thar
the Southerr line q Texas should be- moved further
down. We are likewise hungry after Cuba Every
farmer covets all the land adjoining ns This
lust o. land Is exhibited there small scale, aud
with Anglo saxon American and Algio-ssxOn Bntou
nations you zee l. a large scale. The tendency Of
the Angos4xOn 70 extermnste al me savage, or
those other wherever they 20, no less
Tested ard he English : low By dezrees extermi-
ns,ing the In rom Ireland They frstreduoed them