The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17
Climate aud PHYSIQUE.

moi work, and that they ulQicIstt'iu W..
tror,ic,l pcorIcS are 80 easily rolli','''"' i'
comes forward To tell them o' ms mNt io'
heat. of his preference for g'arc' vi ni' h"r
ger when II lad for more warmth Oh 'h' SUI
fcrinr he underwent from a loni VIM ,n''
orv who thought he co"ld h'Taet ln'
Nv exnos,lrc TO cold water, cold rain, anc
I'll n.;nd and only succeeded in implani
~. 80 tho seeds of a rheumatism which In
rs 1 Through, a life. He should nave
i"S'n5 his preface in March, VINE,
Lnai;.,,, zen, chilled 10 the bone hy inc |as'
=" c,,, Of aches from the cold dTah%lhs'
WA iisn;r;, ad hv the C"ld raili. are SONY
go aIinns, 'nclincd to believe tla' i ,i.!i'
xy,rnth n lin, pressure Of hE,l. 4 n.,,
"r,na'"' ha air.. would |" rndHiahic even
s :. = innovations. Even t'ich'
II s,'sn.,' ,' wnrI I only >ymlnlhlzc viii
ir""t,", womb regard his love OF Tho
nun :" iI;:n,;vc nf l,t, MT tenderness 10 fo'
nun - u".s. and wo,n i rc>olutcly main
,"in ,ha, his ncdagovuc " u Only not III inc
r;,ht hrclu>r of the Soutlu. IN hi""h III III
yiriim.s veins. The belief tia 'I''"rc !, >oll,c'
thing morally good in bad we. '"l : 'iI' ~
treat races have come fr' III ''"
Chimes: that slcct j. an aid 10 'h'''
illness: that 4 PolyrcSian luxury o. wynn
breeds Il Polync>ian laNliy "i me- nhu
stillcd into the Engli>iiman from pc '"n
is strengthened by all he reads OF u ~
and pcnctratcs his entire theory ol spriai ,a
cit is the hard. cray weather MAKE, u -,
Enclishmcn,' says kin"lcy. and II i>uil'lc' ~
TO convince m aycrtg" Ei@Il>himhii iii1' /"
athletic or martial or INDUSTRIOUS r''' ca"
grow up under Il blazing ky. ori ih' SWEET
soft air of the lml.-hcat"d lands amidst ti'
heat of the tropics. or III any climate 50 per
feet that it S~lIilic,> ly ITSELF 10 supp! ire
need of endowment. The notion llIf !Ii'h
tlouri>hcs best in II temperate elm" SURVIVES
all evidence 10 the contrary, aild VIII hr re-
ucatcd with perfect c"otnc>> by thc man VINO
has lust informed you that Tie TWO l''">t
perfect of earthly climates. the laHillit-
MAN. which is the English climate ETHEREAL
iz,d, and the California;. which is the
Greek cIimat. cooled. produce the two
f.cblcst races of mankind. The native
Tasmanian and the Digger Indian are VIII
the Vcddall the lowest specimens of lIunianl-
tv hitherto observed. 20 far Il the very mn
ucrlcct evidence aitalnahlc will prove the
uhvsical qualities, strength, size, courage,
and perhaps induStry-Wc doubt II tllal l. Il
Uhysical quality, but ii is counted a> one
are independent of climate altogether, ana
spcciaIIv indrpcndcnt of the Thermometer.
The biggest and strongest race ot olIlh. Inc
Nubian OF the Upper Nile, tlourl>si"> III Il
heat which almost boiled Verne. III" travel
Ter, who has most cart fully observed lls won
dcrtul muscular development. and can h'c
and grow fat in stukc-ruom> from Which ll!c
most powerful En-li>hInen are carried ON
Eiinting and half dead. Kaiser Williams
PomcranianS arc scarcely the equals 81
these men in physique. and are not when
they chose more steadily industrious. \
tumal OF CoII>tanlinoplco r Ciiro woiIld carry
II railway porter on his shoulders and all his
baggage besides, and u Bcn@alrr holt1nali
would row Il London waterman, IL far Is en-
durancc IS concerned. into IN aphll"ctlc III.
The Bcugalcc is weak and the pc@tlan l. mol
brave, but the Malay. born under precisely
the same cunditionS-tlIc Very conditions To
which Mlcatilay attributed the ell'inliiacE oi
the Bcngalcc>, has the courage OF Il i":rrl, thc
activity OF Il monkey. and the clidtla,irc nl il
thoroughbred horse. Some day or other.
when we reign in Cairo. Engli>hmcn will
officer an army Of Arabs. men bred in Il desert
where the sun seems 10 late human beings
and purS,Ics1lcm with kind of conscious pit-
ileSsncSS, and then Asia will know once more
why the Moor >t"mrd To the mailed knights
of France and spain 80 terrible an enemy.
Few human beings aICSu pOWrrfnla rs the Tar
sees, whose wrr>llrr> defeat picked men from
the British army, and They have dW"'i Tor
ages i'm a climate to which That OF Italy Is
cold, and for two centuries in clclll III
dia and nonc are ST. industrious rs the
Chinese of the South. the men OF those
stcalling SupcrlIratcd dcltaS where the earth
being water. the men. on tn" popular theory.
should be women. The Peruvian i Il soft
creature, but his climate is cooler than that
of the regions of Panama and Guiana, where
the bra,cst and ~tirrCcsl of abori"incs. the
Carih, still maintains his hereditary freedom.
Out of the ">oiily cncryat;ng climate. IL
we nortllcrncrs deem il, of Central Italy
clnc the stcrnc>t, hrlvc>t, and most efficient
human being that ever walked the world
the fighting Roman Iatrician, who, after Il
thousand wears OF heat, and luxury. and
stated roluptuot>ncs>, WAS still the most
formidable officer with whom IN enemy could
come in contact !; and hr was 0utdonc i'll cour-
age by the men who Swarmcd up from the
blazing slopes OF Palestine and the fierce
heat OF ldunca to defend the Holy City. The
Scotch and tIc Swcdc> are con."SstdIy manly
people. able 10 toll. and 10 battle. Hnd 10 en-
durc; but they are not lnanlirr, or Drawer.
or more enduring than the planters bred III
those swcltrrin~ rice SWalni> of South Caro-
lima, or the hot "lurrcnS" of Georgia. or the
lotltl hirooiN anu ltlpldS>tS uuu i'pN'N .l"h
Slc> of louisiana. where upon all accepted
conditions men ought TO degenerate into
towards. The DclawarC>, bred in Il temper
ate climate. We're not Drawer than the Scum
nolcS of Florida. or 80 brave as their lir-
away kinStolk the Carihs of Panama and
the negro transported out of the tropics dis
tinctlv loses nerve. We think that heat de-.
moralizcS, but when Spain anticipated britain
and rouuuprcd and culOniZcd the continent
when 300 r~utiianS, led by Il brutal pig:lrhi'cr,
tramplcd down Il scmi-riyilizcd empire viii
millions of inhabitants, Spain was Us hot ~ il
is now. We speak of the exceptional pro-
~IilicneSs of the Anglo-SaXon, WHO is u
sending an army OF 100000 men IL Year IL
people America and the southern continent,
and never feels the loss, but who pcoplt Il
India and Southern China, and Tie southern
shore of the Mediterranean and Spanish
America, except races who must have lived
for ages under the sun. 1t WAS not under
hard gray weather that the Temple oi the
Sun rose in Raalhcc. OF the columns OF
Luxor, or the observation-disclosures, all ol
them, of human industry rs we'll rs of human
skill and dominrcrin" energy. Grant that
the work was done by slaves. it is not 10y the
feeble that slaves are held in slavery.
Eli on Tight Observation-Disclosures they
Deceive Innocent Young Men in Suri..
fOSa--FerSonal.
CONGRESS HALL, July IL.
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