The following, originally written for the clitfeation of our Ex-Vieervy, is becoming public property "We hend that your honow's literary skill Could shake the heavens and move the earth We hoped your honour's two hands Would support the heavens and govern the earth, I ing your honoue's two terms of The heavens have been black, the earth sombre Fortunately your honour's day for going is fixed,
the earth, xluldens the heavens and delights jen ty deliver mai is the purchase The Tsuvin Ts n you return home, on that day, the city salt and tice' will abound 5 Al the way paper cash and paper clothes As for the del will be strewn," Oflicials and Public Opinion.
To of the official incumbents in this prefecture having also been hit by the Peking thunder-bolt 5 there are nog want, ing these who indulge in expressions of unaction. 'The Hsiengin magistrate, has some admirers among the who deckae that his mistaken course was entirely due to orders front his superiors al Bosichow, who' ought. to der the unishinent. "Fortunately "pinion adjusts some of these torres {rial ineywalitiesand the Pross, especially, ix zaining in influence and receiving tee of deference that promises much, fight is on between secrecy and Hicity. Soon the Taw Courts will: be to the public, and reporters will find ly admission at the yauéns. However, longer to by called en the doors are opened. present it is still the synonyth for anything hut x Court of Tustice, the decree of the E
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