Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14
COL. B. F. BIyINS.
h" Eniightens his Countrymen on the Great International Troubles.
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 Among the guests st the Planters
 House IS Col. R. T.. Bivins, from toe lty Of Iezico. The Colonel Is R nE- ] i've oi tAe United States, but IS at pres ent or rather cosmopolitan resideI ce. ] lis legal dJmlcI's IS in Tucson, 4. T., ] WteIe Le is registered and casts hIs ! vote; L's business residence IF the City
 ot Me1icc, where hIs mining hsadquar- ! ieIs a-ti lon: Li. hear: IS generally in ! fnil l1-ipa-a, ghefe lis family lives HEd 1 he sprs ED to school Col. Biyins ans ! been Col1g business In Mexico for three ! years, EnI hl. travelled In bll parts of [ tLe T"puhic. He hf. had a good op- ' por;n1I's Co ob-erya Icxicsn efTnrs
 and l-' pie, aud b" is ss enthusiastic ia ! oehu.f os the country ss tiie average Fourth 1. July orator Is for the glOfi uI land of The freq. He has inst arrrt,! . rom t1r City o' Mexico. and has some
 decided rIevs upon .h- question of the
 trouble BOW uDlti-g over the arrest uf
 CuttTg. the Ei Paso l..y.l editor.
 Ars 'Ee people Ci ldeXlcO much ex-
 cited over :he affair." he was asked yss-
 teriE-.
 "Nc. They appreciate 'bstit amounts
 70 uctlinE and c4u .-li Co nothing seT-
 i0us, lnl .uey iGeas ir with cDhteIl DO.
 ~ the --Nac5 veru as reusi1 1ls as th-
 hexics.-s. cle matter w9uiI hav, been
 entirely tl.gpgd before Shis. Faose
 ramp gt leans who afp howiiDg 'uc ar
 afe the Fcu-i of tIc people and the
 news slrf7 wao rCgrsslut them. They
 seem -' te just spoiliug for R light, bui
 they aio .Le kIud who sGu si the irs; smell 7f gunpo oTier. The best Aneri- c2a c...zlns m Mexico and in Texas con-
 del1u .Le agitation. A6 1 was coming up 1 stopped along at seSersl places, and G.4 not Eal one ihtslliSeut Amer icsl U-o does not think Cutting ought to nave at leas. five years n the Peni- ten.i4-y"
 ""hat were ths circumstances of the Grres.?'
 "Why this man Cutting k well known Es luS 'Iyed fellow, who has been III :rolI.- jeio.-. Ee EuLs his paper at E' Has. I,E. iis had some trouble v.il Mexican Es Paso del Norte, n Mexcan town JG-s across the river from l.. PGsU, and after u S6s over he inyen- led a yiis sianocr against hIs enemy, which w.s publisbed, l believe, a. PAso Gei Norte. i least. Ii it was not printed there, Cutting cast 1t abroad there, winch, under the Mexican Iew, amounts t0 acout the same thiug. Cutting was arrested and taken osfora magistrate. lie WIS allowed Co free himself by u k ing a written IetrGCtIOn of the libel. and be returned Go Ei Paso. There he prIntel tle htri m his paper Iu good deal worse form than 5sfcre, in Spanish, Gu5 t0. X hl- papers over tu Paso dei N0rt- hII-uii a-.-. S1.G them. Of cOurse le was sgb!u arrested, and that IS how he COHts Go Ice lu ltll nov. He IS smart euCuga Io zee that o-l-E made a mar tyr' aa Cau become LotCrIOus. and make u5Gey out Ci hI, EutUTIety. He has been oftt- rcd I,l-g-e on straw bali, but he draws lIn-eli up with assumed patrio- tls dignity, ana says: No l an ID the hand O; my cJ1utry, and she wiii care for me. Dali 2, is disgusting. And Gov. Ire land, or lr--s, cagsris around ana rmeis Cf WAT, and g. paving hIs way tO the tH ted Ssalss =eG-tg. And Score tarr Esgisd demands Cuttings io.me- Clsre gIE"li-r. Sore gry B1yar1 has not ce- a t.t.c tgauais uf finding out much ausut tup cC-.. Gc simply iiuds that some csr.isl cal 5e made by mak- ing b-- ir'-. Why don, lac back up his ccrra-. ulJace: Iie would E1t dare to send s..iier--is w uli h- e most iufa- nous cEir.-., and o,en he would no; gH 70 r'at .-Tltt.'
 The C one. grew warm gs be pro ce .Iss. "-a- J-asI States govCrB- n.u; md t.r people along the border are extremely Gnkaun and uuius; with 1 Mexico and uer citizens. The Ameri- cans (1y he. ut c1ur-e. i mean only l United States citizen5l along the Rio | G-gude are always GIsofCerly and un- | ruiy, md they never lose gn opportunI- ty to get into trouble with "greRsers," | aa ttry cail them. They feel that they | are stronger than they, because our gov ernueu, rs strong, whereas hiexjcO is | weak. consequently they are bold for | 0 .igls a. all times, aud they bOsst oi | theI- alleged superiority over the Mexi- l cers. lhi5 trouble furnishes a fair l sample ar their ways. ] have become l pretty Thoroughly acquainted with the l Mexican character. and know tLat the ] impr -'eu winch so largely ob;ains Tn 1 tat United States that tae people are 1 reysuceful, md regardless ] Of taa rights oi lie and property. ij l incorrect"