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ahatthe NATIVES are AT neaEt hostile to the
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| sui at Apia stated that peace vfII De l,srin,
| is hardly TO be presented. The lesson u. 81
| by firing on Atua was not sufficiently Sharp
| and incisiye to leave a lasting impression on
| the forgetful Samoan temperament In fact
| conditions arc existing which show that peace
| will not last and it is not seriously intended.
| Listen, the king, and his chief ara convinced
| that the departure of the warships viii be
| signal for a renewal OF war. The CiFCumStdn-
ces that the representatives of the villages OF
all the districts which we're opposed to The
government nave already Withdrawn to Atua
to hold meetings and that both Atua and A1aa
have forbidden inhabitants OF those districts
which fought on the side OF the government to
return to their villages ana have already partly
burned down the lHttef indicates a real con-
Citation Of the parties is still far on" And
in note Of the 18th Ula inclosiug "a copy Of
that report for the Information Of this gov
srnmcnt, the German ambassador said :
''9 he contents Of the report awaktnedgthe i'm
pc. al governments apprehension that under
existing circumstances the peace concluded
with the rebels will afford no assurance Of the
lasting restoration Of tranquility in the is
lands.
The present government has utterly failed
to correct, il indeed it has not Aggregated, TIE
very evils it was intended to prevent 1t ha,
not stimulated our commerce with the the :.
lands. Oul 0articipation in its establis buenr
aSaiust the wishes of the natives was in plain
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gestion is mad. in orartars enti,lad to iba
highest consl liberation that an additional dis
trICt Judge for each circuit would greatly
strengthen these courts and the confidence re-
in ind; oa And tI,,f S1ro19