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mountains of Wales."--Professor kaw-

mountains of Wales. Professor Kaw-
linson's ancient Monarcllies.
Conner" (sce Gen. ky was the pro-
genitor Of the C,mmerians. CimDri and
ether branches Of the Celtic family, as
we'll as of the modern Chael and Cvnlrl.
Cynlr is the original name, with shsht
variatons-'-Young's Concord under 90
mer. See the original Zimmerman IN Zeph.
I, 4. occurs here only in the Bible. Inc
Hebrews suffixed the name of God, EltalD'
to their personal names. See Hebrew
nouns ending in Ell, as Emanuel, Gabriel.
Samuel. Israel, &C.. and compare the ety.
mology Of el-isll-Engish.
But to return to Sharon Turner, VINO
with for Us, never against US. Inc
Kin.merans may be regarded as our flrst
ancestors The Zimmerman tongue is IN
the farthest part of the West, IN the
British Islands That the Ikimmeroi OF
the Greeks were the Cimhri of the, Latin
writer's was the opinion of the Greeks
themselves. At some early period, after
they reached the shores Of the German
Ocean lin their overland route from Asla)'
they crossed it in their rude vessels to
Great Britain. It is agreed by the BRITISH
antquaries that the most ancient lnhao-
itants Of our land were called Cymorl
{t<imrD; they are SO named IN all tlliit
remains of ancient British literature Inc
Welsh, who are their descendants. have
always called themselves Cymort ana
lave given the same name to the earliest
colonies of our island. That district IN
the nurtl. of England was inhabited By
part Of the ancient British naticn. ana
called Cumbria. whence the present cum
bertrand, is favorable to this presumption.
It is a safe inference that the Clnry OF
B1.tain originated from the continental
Kimmerians The Welsh historians state
that the Cyrnri were the first inhabitants
OF Britain. They first obtained 1t, and
that before their advent nothing else but
bears, wolves and oxen roamed its track
less forests Sharon Turner's Anglo
S.vo,. History Not only have we the
testimony of these historians and others.
bu. chiseled upon theimperishable stone
the hoary monuments of Babylon and OF
Ninevah. we read the same truth. On an
oDelsk found by Layard. now in the Brit
ISL Museum. the name "khumrle' and
Beth Khumrie'' is found, referring to
Omri. father of Ahab. Omri was the re
nowned king of the Ten Tribes Il kings,
XVII. The Assyrians called him and the
house Of Onri, Khumri and Beth thouse).
Khumrie (of KhumrD. Upon the Bah
yloriian monuments the term Gimmerie,
Gimeri, mean the tribes, and is the SEM
tic equivalent Of the Aryan Saccae. =
I1awlinson's Ancient Monarchies.
The House of Rhumri (Beth Rhumri
was. therefore, but the Assyrian deslg-
nation of the House of Omri Il kings,
XVII.
Thus, these disinterested witnesses trace
the Welsh of Britain to their ancestors,
tn Cymri; the Cymri to the Roman CHM
bri; the Cimbri to the Greek hlmmerol.
the Kimnleroi to the Gimeri Come Gen.
x), who are Identified by Prof. RaWhn-
son with the Assyrian Rhumri, which was
the Assyrian name for the Israelltes CIen
Lost Tribes. In other words, the Welsh
called themselves Cymri; in the mouth
of the Romans they became Clmorl; IN
the mouth of the Greeks hlmmerol; IN
the mouth of the ASSyrlanS Rhu1nrl, ana
in the mouth of the Hebrews Omrl q
Kings XVII. Now the Simonil ttrloe OF
Simeon) was but branch Of the Cymri
who settled in Wales, and joining the
Saxon Confederacy. made the ninth tribe
the Tribe of Simeon. Dan had already
settled in Ireland. and made the tenth
Here then the gathering Of the Ten
Tribes was consummated at the Norman
Conquest. The sea ttering had been &C
complished' Dan xii, y. From that time
the wanderers among the nations the
'sojourners of the Dispersion. became
a unit in the English nation and the
United States and thus fulfilled the pro-
phecy in G Al. Xix. The seven tribes that
united under Egbert. in 500 A. D., and
formed the English (SaNon Heptarchy,
had grown into ten when Benjamin.
Simeon and Dan united with them, at
the epoch of the Norman Conquest. Hear
the word Of the Lord, Q ye nations, and
declare it in the (British) isles afar off
and say, that He scattered Israel vii!
gather them, and keep them. as a shop
herd doth his flock" Ger. MILO, II.
Grouping the nations of the earth into
an chronological pyramid, 1t is evident that
the AnGlo-SaNon crown the summit, or
grade the nations of the world into
round stands the Anglo-SaNon-l Saxon,
son of Tsaacl-England and America,
Ephriam and Manassa. In Moses fare
we'll address to the Tribes, he foretold
God shall make thee QsraeD the head
and not the tail and thou shalt be set
above only and shall not be beneath. The
Lord thy God shall set thee on high
above all nations. The Lord hath &C
knowledged the this day, that thou art
set thee highest above all nations-.'in
the latter days" Deut. XVI 1913 Does
Spain. China or Japan OCCUPY Vt TINS s, politio
over the nations of the earth, to-day:
Nay, verify, this is Lofty summit to which
divine Providence has lifted the SaNons
grandeur they arc opening their eyes.
hitherto blind Cor ri 25> to the fact that
they are Israelites TO whom pertaineth
ants and the giving of the law and the
service of Cod and the promises''-Paul.
| Rom. tx 4.
Over that sea. in calm majesty lies
the nroi,d island whose existence con-
soles me for thousand continental
crimes and vindcates for me the good
| land thol, art justly proud of thy colos-
sal Observation-Disclosures justly of thy God-like
repose Stretched upon the rock. nu. llo1 IKE
Promesheus. and with no evil hlrq TO reno
thy side, rests the genius OF Eus.a M
hours between. He knows that it is roll
Ing up through the mystic gloom of ages.
and that its chariot is guided by the =
| thar the r1ists will not clear for me- tina t
shall IL not hear the rumblins wheels Of Of
the chariot of the hour Of England bs
/ whole world aroused as by some mighty
] galyanism. suddenly raises q wild cry OF