, 1876-04-15
NO. IA.

canel.like, pig.like; but they came too SOON
or man too late, for at his coming they
were all entombed in the rocks Of Wyoming
and Dakota. Turn to Asia. Man haa do
mesticated nearly 80 species Of mammals,
and the original home Of nearly all Of these
we find to have been Asia. Here, then, man
having been mighty hunter, and having
acquired strength Of body. became ehep.
herd, here he became circumspective, look.
ing around, and interpretive, looking with.
in. Here he frat knew himself, and here he
named himself, and the name which stands
to this day in the dead speech of that dead
Arvan race is Thinker"
IN srBDuISe THE ANIMAL MAN
only in part subdues himself He must sub
'lue the earth. He must become a furmer
Look once more over the world, On the Pa
citic islands We find the taro, the. yam, the
sweet potato, and the bread palm. A little
agriculture was possible. In South Africa We
find not weed, or grass, or fruit, servicea-
ble to man. In Australia there was not a
weed man could raise into u plant not a
grass lie could raise into grain, not shrub
on which he could create fruit. In North
America there was shrub potential OF ap-
pies, and grass borrowed from the south,
already reclaimed from nature and made
corn. But little agriculture was possible,
and whatever was done it had to be done
without animal help.
We turn now TO Asia There We find tho
original wheat still wild. There we find
the centre of almost all our fruits and grains.
In Asia nature favored, and man, having
been hunter and having become shep-
herd, became at last tiller OF the soil and q
founder OF states. There our branch of tho
race rose to civilization.
Almost at the Aryan's antipodes, on q
culd shoulder of the Andes nature favored,
hut in less degree, and there nn American
shoot from tho NegritSo branch achieved
civilization. In SAITH America tho animal
Kingdom is dwnrfe,l, and man, while in tho
hunter stage, dil not acquire strength of
body or krcisy of will Tho lama was
smal and gentle. The Peruvian laid bic
hand ON u and It becams bis hosse, bis
camel, bic sheep, and his row, Certain
grasses and tubess invited and the Peruvian
shepherd beNme tilIer of the soil, and the
founder of IN empire. He became an engi-
neer Of grea! roads and canals, and build
er Of great temples, He was murdered by
Spain. The world bas not learned the les
SON. Peeled they were and soatieFedr
From homes, from temples, from way aides,
from gla,les of the forest, frnn gens Of tho
mountain, from lagoons where no foot had
pressed save the cranes and tiamingas, there
went up to heaven q mingled vail ot babes
and mothers and men, shot, stabbed,
burned, tho death-wail Of q race murdered
tor greed Of gnld and love of God There
~ legend that in battle before the gAteS
Of Rome the slain Huns and Romans leaped
from their bodies and renewed the battle,
ghost to ghost, serried ranks Of ghosts on
tented fields of air, unler flmy banners,
and with ilmy spears and javelins drama
tized in immortal fury the mortal combat
below.
If THE ATTRIBUTES OF THE gouL SURVIVE
as the soul itself, il wrong s,ngs till rs.ri.
button beals, we may pinture the Psruviau
psvlioned on other felds, bannerel and
sworded for other cdmhat, uplifting TO the
justice which slnmhers long his imprecations
against the old world bigo,ry ,ha. slew the
new world civilization.
IN Western Asia and in Peru there alone
nature favored and man advanced, In
AUstnllia and the P.lciic islantls bis way
was buried at the first stage tor want oT
animals 10 fight and develop in him shews
sinews, In North America, and again IN
the islands, and in Australia, his way was
barred at the second stage hr want OF ami
mails 20 tame, aud by giving him the lelsaro
of q shepherd To develop in him introspec-
ton. In South Africa, in Tasmania, and
again in Australia. his way was barred vi
the third stage for want Of plants 10 mako
him iillrr OF the soil and fhundeP of
states. tor his social evolution keeps pace
with his mental and The pillow must preceda
the state. While lowering on the verge of
bTutedom man has no Otaer social organiza"
li0n than that Of the animal OlaSs, based on
aex. Advancing little he organizes tho
tribe based on the idea Of kinship. In ITS
early stage the tribe 10 simply number of
consanguinG Advancing still poTe DC OF.
ganizes the state, bsEed on the idea Of ter.
ritory. All transitional periods arc critical,
and the Australian, arrested so near the can,
fines Of anlmalism, having retained SDms,
thing OF the animal in his lace, retained tho
animal in his mind. He did not mako thu
transition complete between the class and
the tr;bc. The Australian is like fern ar
rested in lts growth before it he'd sloushed
from rs ront the lvcFwoTs thailuS rom
which it sprung. Sticking to the root OF
the tribe is the old t'allus Of tile class,
(Coatludsd on fourth paqel