Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-25

,.hsnxlm mamm.a mn na@M4a3 an k1m &kak he s-lR hsa - R-Aume hecoming iruniRsd like sR.k nR n rruxsnxznl mayur who hes receiv- sa fhm hnnnr ef kmi ihkAnod At that miEe use Re aAnnks1 Heaven thak the photog- ,.-zsAnrs wAa nnl1 kzm xor ten-pence on fAs RamsrnrRs were nn& behind 10 knock sRanew seA cf puE4x2itss for. catching wss.raR af hsmrself h a giass. he thought he ks.i nezer hsnkea so sin and ndicnl0ns. He km1 no 1ssszre. tAoagA, Co pursue his rwRnrasuns ca thSs tnpse any fnrther; for hw sass ssne ka k&1 cu2e Co the end of fS@ eauxAa. mmaEemehed aspuk where stood, ,msnrlsnw wikh tAe clerks. and yet distinct fraEm tA@m. as wAo should say . steepis hurmSnw pmxs of tAe ehzreA. and yet over sznmsne iA a w9n ak vs1eEmble meln. with a snaureh hmaa hem1. who made obeisance sa hfa wiKA hzzhAe yes collected eOurfe-
 FmnaaiAae aa Look mere imposing than ammm~ af Nemhnr. Eng of the Pylians, smem. msk ummfnxae1 with dread, vas ob- surraha@ in che pax1lsmentaEy secretarys ,.wmrar az ka iutrn3nced hins Theper- ,zam9nk. frruapenszhae unaer-secrefary, wuuwsmsx Jekm@
 Tb~ eouzs ha.a never heard of the per ,ammmus amf irraznoazshle M J0bus; but a n.nn wAa hnw nersr hemrd tell of sphinx sx mak sAm hana maesed ak the sight of one. M Iahaa wns the Cochin China office ia sxpknn@snaxsAn foEa- People in the sakmr wuxI eMIked 0f the Cochin China oHee. az dnsngx. it's mistakes; but they hshNra1 una4er a wru1g impression That s@ea waz M Jehas . its doings were his .haimm<. fkR wlzkzkzs were hiz-n0, its mis- smkmEwe thnsRof thepAxiiamentary un- ter ssesekzxy. CT ef tAep parliamentary minis ter. hmAA rnspom<SkAe. M Jobuz. as above ssiA was Txrexpanzshle. Ministers might sa1 az1 i1yzazfsez go away by train, but II Iahna remained where he was. Now zns1 sAea the wruax-headed public would wws um wish the notion that things were kminw 3nn@ zf the COchin-Chlna off1ce whssA aaw13 na9 to be done and there wqah he nn mEikaasna about it in the pa- pssEx. tAea species about it in the legis- kkmne. anally splits about it in the Cabi- uzk. Raxn1king in the retirement of some CeeAin-CASn minister and his parliament tmry hsneAman. Bnt after this matters wsni go a xk the Cochin China office sxaxk3y aa tAey had done before, because, ia dSEmfsssng the minister and his hench- w&a. p4ePts lave overlooked M. Jobus, whseA ss as if fthe passengezs of the ship that hare Iaaah ta Taxxhish had thrown the ezusxia overheard but o~erverlOoked Jo- uaA Ia dea1ing with affairs of the na- tsaa. ef the essce. or with his own affairs Perasaaly, M Jobas always seemed to bear n @ln3 the golden fact that he was P<Eman@z& and irresponsible. If any b@1y heAamwSmg t0 the office fell athwart kln. N Jehzs visited him with displeas-
 MH. n tlzex kzRpeas The person visited by hzx wunA appeal t0 N Jobus's responsi- sS< eAs~Fs baf as flsis gentleman. being mazg nsxwaMnMms bat Hee4SnG, seldom knew uzmeA CT indeed anything of office mat teEz. ka wuaH refer back the appeal to II Ishnn ka< particulars in other words ask k4x M. Jahz<'s oppiniOn on his iudg- HnemA Am1 this might happen several tSmax ever. s0 tkat frequently a person wha ke1 ln ksS possession five or six epsEnnhxwy camAelnMtlnnS from successive CaxAsa-ChSnA minister would virtually passssm hmk omM reply.-shat dictated and rssfSExzs%d ky M JohaS. who had acted in th< matter as Pr0see1tor, jndge of firstin- ss4neas Il1Re 0f Hy first appeal One is hzRPv e s23. however, that NJ Jobus w@s a faneAlnnmxy hlghly appreciated by aR wAs hal ever beea brought into harmo- aiasus es1k@ek with him People had even h@<n heard to speculate &s tO what the Cs<ASa-Ch o&re wOald ever do if de- P<fv~d 0f kis services: for indeed, men hkR M Jeh9s are not manufactured out sf h2n1 ia a day. They can only be pro- 1srsa hy laag. most delicately-nurtnred G@1 E2s3 carefully guarded career of ir- rezpo9zihSlify