Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Another Bomb.
Ths Dog in D-rlomacv.
lChi-le5 Td5Ine, lIa-ch 11.I

The Eo9 in Diplomacy.
 -ChieaeJ Tribune, March IT.
 From the day when the devil got licl1 lLc swine they have been much 1 ahu-cd animals. They have lecu
 s,a.sG at a-J reyi'cd. They have
 -ersad for ua.oHP P.iueutay c0upari-
 sons, Illustrations for proverbs ia a malicious OF selfish scu>e, and perti Iueut points for morals. II man Is @ -'u..l- le i- styled I hog li He I- H.tur. -. IS -'..l.itf tllu hog. l ll lac .s g-r. mech. Le .- a- mean as Ia hog li Ac Is g skiuuui. he is as
 'cautgmp'iu.e as hog. U he i> e1rpu.Cut, Ia. Is iat as a pig II Le ! is caught iu tight place, he is a
 '-hog under 90 tgucC' fl he is slow, | be Is as ".-zy as a bog. If he Is Ircrvgrsc, la Is as ''ob,.iug.e as a IhH-,' and Q 0u through the whole
 -amUt O. Hrlous epitECts, though we .c.lr- .a- never yet been ac- ea-,I ..I-et. -.ludCr or gossip.
 H' ..F~-. Wfih lying down
 ....a s -iattCruly wuman's - .rs 30 ''Pigpen.' IJ is
 ..l.-. s.pr1,u against the ic- Iu-.o t.at ylI cannot make purse .ut nl l ear, auI against the Imprdc-
 -lt- r H ..usuft ihIJ a wn'--
 .....l.o q. made ou. of pigs Gail, IuYJ- why either these auditory or lCl-Iai ap.cGiH-as should ever be
 used for such purposes, when other .e. better adapted, has never been i. it Is simply am iI u-rf ... iHc popular prejudice, ! ur. aen- .-rc...y y manifested. for Il r..iJ be Jus, a5 Ieii9eut Go
 say t5 y.I cannO, make 90 Heather .. ..t.oo, aUt of heB, or "a t..H-... .ut of a boa constructor. L..u u...e. .rdnary than thi- I- ItLe cons saul Iep.aachlui ailu-iau Co ! the casting ol pearls before swine.
 | Why before -aiutt Would any other Jalmai-lorse, COW, goat, donkey, goose OF eat, except the ostrich, who could make a meal ot tbem-m0nJiest any more interest iG precious stones
 as stud, or any closer appreciation of tlgIr beagtye 1T a man is too mean Go convey Intestinal organs Co a hog, is he mot rns mean to perform that extraordinary commission for any loJIeI animal:
 1 The injustice oi this persecution i- lall the more apparent viewed in the Ifglt OF rro.Ie-z. These rrgiudICes Have come down from old jmes, with Ian their original bitterness Uuchaug- l ed. though the hog has made dccitet ia.vaue,mcut as -ocia. animal, far ! more ,l.u the cat, which i~ tIe pam
 lUsrlI nuisance Iu p~cry household. ! Iwithoa. hal, the iudgp pcudeuce of the ihoE uu ice. or COW, which has urt @ ItiJhe of his intelligence, not lo men Itiou Jhe sheep. who knows nothing aJ iall No account i- nkgu, however, Ioi the higher plane he occupies, or of ltuc efforts hehas made at seli-ameiIor Iauou J. would be just as consistent ltO ignore the progress which old lac ldics have made since colonial times land hang everyone of them for 70 witch IWA1 looks upuu a young maiden or i- Hound near a broom as to Conuuue to lviiu,y the hog because his ancestors ! were U1guls,i0uabiy very uudcslr- lablc, and uusociu!, and PleJe.au even. There was a ,Wc when the Iho~ was i.r1 u8JUrJ iI liliu1is-dnd we single ont our own State heCau~e outside ot it's limits there are no cut turel hogs. He r0lmcd the woods, !pickiur mp a plccaTi0Cs living. He strO.leI about tic streets, as Iu-C.cut iund dirty ys 90 two.Icg-ei tramp. He !. wandered LbIddcn into housewives kitchens. lic rubbed his back against the mansions CI the wealthy, . careless how much t.th he lclt ou th- walls. lie rooted through pretty flower gardens and de.icd arrest ioi
 when pursued he run lite hoJud-
 He made nothing of upse'ting smal. ! land irritating boys with his tu-Es. and was g~ hc.li-treut ls mule whenever anyone protested. and at night he iH- variatIv sought the most unctuOG. Iooz. for bed. But be has changed since those days. He no longer lrcam- at huge. ,ie has local haJI . |tMins, which are kept CleHl for him l He makes uo objection Co abu;iou lie sleeps upon clean straw. He l. IGuiet. modest. even refined iu Ai lEabit-. and has that ar Oi slow ant - elegant ease peculiar t0 aJistocrICy , and that -ui.iy bearing peculiar t' ) e. Culchlh He has made great 8i , ! vancemeut in education also, and boa s more tu8u once in public showed hl , ability Go master eaSy games ol card Q like Solitaire, old Maid and Pedro b tp select any letter from the aighaJc when called for, aud even Co perioTou
 -loIt sums iu arithmetic not Iequir
 i4r more mathematical proiu1dlu
 than The rGit ot thrte-thuS cy.uciu . intellectual aaiI,y much more prom
 Ii-iu- than that G.-i.ayCd by horse
 and dogs, wLo sIuunt get ilriat
 |thau playing -ee--4w. standing 0 itLcir heads or dancing G. slow must - -feats which any hog would sueer ai O With such Iroeru as this It is no
 surprising that tle ha. is now iEur
 ing c1uspicIou-If iH diplomacy, an - la- N0ft'r walked iU among the star u rarL-r- and ribbons. uemaudIug tha Q iGis'-f4t. .,.U bu recognized. Ih 70 Car death u.- disoriered Russia - alliances. The Eastern question "a. y ready i.umiues the political horiza .t oT Europe with tuul flashes. Iul n and Greek -,arI sewing at enc .e other. with fHgr hand, on ihcI .- gwarI-li.fs. The breecu c.1ate .- Asuautees ore tlra tening England 5. The B1eIs have compelled her .e grant au armsticc. The Poriugues .- src rio,ing about the streets beeau. .- the English want Co cross their t-u a .tory ia Africa. The Chinese and Ja' .n an5-e are rcain sqlabbliug over L. Id Ch0o. but not one of these complies o. lions has 0ccgsiaued as much stir .e diplomacy as tLc hog He Is stalk!l ll through the Encl Parliament, Il lg French Assembly and the Germ; h. | Chambers Edicts, pr0nuuciament 90 and legislauve bills are hurled