The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

there ~ npehfre e1eustrsse aboas fhe0s thsy
emEDdied T. o5Axxo desTec thee nAray. bsfeE
eiefn<sfs out q which s1se men sso nene. ana
which re may rscogni1e - germ. under sne
isfsf1zxing p0wey 81 sle eospsz, - ne ns!nex ~
vesoym<nt In the England and Anertrs
81 soday. Yet thsse csezscnx wess fnickU cseF-
laid with The fscrustxttons of vef1teos pse1o
ism. A. described b. Tsipe In hts .Hsssoff OF
Enkl1ah Literature" hey were ~ ee1msay .
people a5vsn - eiuftOuy sDd dsunkennesss %
Heres sud brutal spirit Deliver az nom To-
fury u tho JussA' ssys certain hssny. ..
barhar1a0s these are The strongest 81 ooaJ -
heart fhe rarsf foEmadsnae mI
ado. sns most crsezly fsrocsous nos
docs ~ show their eondiff0a N kn9aeod 70
be essentially e<fsex Iney are MoN ka~
t0nou1. carving their hoxs. diiirB tnehseis@
with nexn. swallowing dOwn dsep cfssxau o
mead, ale, spseed wines, ~ the sssonss eoAse
drinks which they can procure. iasses sf0.s
Deasts. clumsy and rsdicasons when nos oanser-
ous and enfsxed -whoes chief recfe.aon VS.
% shoa:. 70 driak. 70 gessiculsfe. TO feel fnsls
veins heated and swollen with w1ne, 70 see ana
bear around ftsm rtosous ogs;eA DE- Draper
presents similar ontltne u me pac1as %
yo1r ancestors aid guine- Another oes a1puoh
covering this period says OF Loadon, .nacn =
supposed 10 hare become tns capi'ai % sIs =.
Saxon kingdom, and which seoe cs.n . even =
thst time - rrinceiy town OF trade: NO ~
bssh were simply thrown ons OF aooss, msn'
women End children, ANA donssac ansM.-s,
iiysd pfofnsscnoussy soSfIacfs nam guy 80
rcrssisy suEA 70 q low efp' PERSONA ciean
wss nos known
how. bow Was ms conaiuen en.nk
just such missionary sgeneiss - those fol WHICH
We oov plead
Christianity was Lnirodaceo inIo LHsi.nu -
the hrss cenfury, and sreanaiy ppiAn'en .ne
Uruf2icAi religion whfen ma oeiofe pIrt 49,
Ifs overthrow Vas inciaaeo. no"ess1, MAJ
ter OF course. In me uiampns o. ,ne Anslo
fax1nss WHO. WIN fne Fslus !" on4a.'s Us
IN presence OF eonquesea re, No a no-
csive chftstisnsfy srom the "esn .nI
II wss NOT until aDont the nesinhiax o. 'ns
seventh ceatury mat sne pasnn'sm VI ~. =.
wrs appfoscnsd, ana 70 sonas eA'eo1 so',ensu,
ty tne cisiiinnf snnusncs % .ne soFe1. - .A1
year 5sc, ervecfy tue 01est, PASSING jug ua.
throngh the slave mntteo u no~e, 49,
Three espussss vaose Ia. sssn sl' =. ~, Ie~'
maae spec'al impsessaon upos MN na e
CURED WHO they Were, ana Wa suswsss.,
lney are Angies nes.ef cali sneIn snssss,
said he; from Angles. land we must mske tne'r
couaxy angels ishn. rotn via nc pao s.s
70 40 snt ne aAfca a.mse'I - $1,000.
10 tnst people, Gus - iecAieo. oeeunS
bishop OF homc' ne ssh1
bsrf. King OF Aent. nsna
iefty bcncaicune mems ws
hesd waa Angnsun, the aouot o. % Anolew !.
Rome, known ~ the apostle OF the Engiisn.
They were kindly received, ana I'D = sesI s.c
king sno his nooies were pspn.ea As the re-
suit Of the iaoors o. THESE missionaries, aaa =,
those also oil missionaries Hum Tue neotl"ess
IN tne uoFtn ~ EnRiana, sassua'sy sp.aa
rapidly throughout she ent'r. sAAou neos.1oay.
THESE uster pafosnshs etaofnce .nnsuans
stfsisntway. through shesf iorco o, moou siio
ciiac. Their pagan temples were cnangeo in'o
CHnyE&f4.
Into religions ieastA In GO : union wss
Effected OF All the chefcnea IN kng'sno' .no
TOUR Year, iaser uniformity o. w"sn'p. w
are toto, moreover tnst tne renkious 1ss. VI 'ho
Anxto-eaxons creamy exeeeaeo .nst Oh .hc M
lions OF the continent sisos tns' curing tue
her'afchy -FOUR kines ana eleven queens isia
aside me crown 70 devote themselves 70
monssuc NE among inc prsns .amcs
ahornink sne rosi OF me Ahkio-saaoo cnelcn
are the venefaotc nede' 81 boni'ace, the apostle
OF inc ocfmeuss ana many Others VINO saooieu
cHeciseiy 70 sntshes vac .he'eHss Vi 'csfh'ns
ana 70 extena tnS cnnsusn tai'n among inc
pAsAn tribes o. ecouano:
We woviu GO 1un credit 20 ,nus psssssc - tne
history. lie. We nave IN rvaity notea tnSs 'af
only the beginning Oh tne esanRcnzsson OF our
ancestors Some bright hsnts. some noble
Christian spirits were developed. yer tne work
- Wnoie WAS 'sI troin pSink of tue hst oekree
Inc civisifsuon ensc.eu Wa NOV OF tne nisn'
pure type ana tone desirahiss but IKE al the
civilization resulting from inc missionary EFFORTS
OF the Church OF Rome. II was 10 ssiy nominal
ana supeiaeiai. involving many lurid. srotssdue
features, mucn That was caficaiure OF the
truth. more than the truth Itself. IL was .
veneer oil Christianity. father Than solid. last
ms ASSIMILATION. The Description already given
oil the original condition OF the Angio-Saxons
may be satd To have retained some varying de-
gree OF truthfuiaess even 10 the sixteenth cen.
ttry. Some may think that In some OF fta
features u 10 true even yet The darkness OF
the middle ages rested over England, a. well as
the continent "A score OF times says Mr..
Taine, "the old ferocious instinct reappesrs be
meath the thin crust OF Christianity" OF the
literature developed oy the Introduction OF tho
gospel, he says The wars with the Danes
came aud ernehed this humble plant, which, u
Left TO Itself. WORLD have come TO nothing 1t IL :
The human beast that remains master; genius
cannot nnd place amidst revolt and blood
thirstine~s. gluttony aud brute force "Htth.
erto. ct least the race Is fntac,-in-
tact Ia lie primitive rudenes: the
Roman civilization could neither develop
nor deform H. II Christianity took root. II was
owing to natural afanities, but IL produced no
change In the native genius" We NAV with
Dr.. Clark. our foreign secretary of the board.
correctly draw from this writer the conclusion
that "oar ancestors thousand years ago. for
native feFocty. for course, brutal passions. could
have hsd ew equals in the ancient or modern
heather world Ever and anon. upon
sufficient occasion. the thick blood showed itself
in ali its original brutality"
And In reference 20 the real and nual sgency
Of cisilization. DE- Clark says: 1T was not TN
the Reformation. tiil the Incoming OF life forces
from without. that the England Of history was
born--she England OF Bacon, Shakespeare. and
= NJ Ias<ff