Sketches, Criticisms, Etc.
Sketches, Criticisms, Etc.
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His intention to build a house for himself^to all appearances with native money— his sending the taxes out of the islands and locking them up in deposits, and his noby squabbles with the King and native Parliament as to the currency, had all aroused unfevour- able comment. On Saturday, the 3rd of October, a correspondence on the last point appeared in the local paper. By this it appeared that our not too resolute King and Parliament had at last and in one particular 455 LETTERS PROM SAMOA d^ed ...his advice and maintained their own opinion. It vengeance were to be the order of the day, it might have been expected to fidl on the King and Parliament ; but this would have been too direct a course, and the blow was turned instead against an innocent municipal council. On the 7th the President appeared before that body, informed them that his authority was lessened by the publication, that he had applied to the King for a month's leave of (theatrical) absence, and must now revise to fulfil his duties.
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His intention to build a house for himself^to all appearances with native money— his sending the taxes out of the islands and locking them up in deposits, and his noby squabbles with the King and native Parliament as to the currency, had all aroused unfevour- able comment. On Saturday, the 3rd of October, a correspondence on the last point appeared in the local paper. By this it appeared that our not too resolute King and Parliament had at last and in one particular 455 LETTERS PROM SAMOA d^ed ...his advice and maintained their own opinion. It vengeance were to be the order of the day, it might have been expected to fidl on the King and Parliament ; but this would have been too direct a course, and the blow was turned instead against an innocent municipal council. On the 7th the President appeared before that body, informed them that his authority was lessened by the publication, that he had applied to the King for a month's leave of (theatrical) absence, and must now revise to fulfil his duties.
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