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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 63, 4 January 1890, Page 1 (Supplement)

It fair to TH -* Y) 1 i P"*fk to aaelßj s^R , O w **| ■ 1 tin^il. ami aa baat» lacnamsjaafts taft ■ isam* asm so ewas- sakjwjF . *i fetort AdaUasatoinny^rwsl>fftytor [ no aottoa wo may aow toko to aaaart . oar right to U * Taoaa who ■ i.iilieJynary t 1 1 oaoamtytoawasatyrepioseatationof' % ' waai we bare a right to expect aa no [ I cteatioeef ae iarmji>nid|iiiirnsseut, 1 will, of courre. bo quioacent to this nmlter; bat noaaama (I repeat «eu), who teel, aa I do. naft tbey^bate a perfect rsgbt toaft aaprsassno of boeeet . opinion, and aw prood of ta*pre«e«a. t iTao. aa alw aaak alnto •»•-toy b» | J » »adm«toXa*tatnooa*oaredto^ . ii iiiTii Hi rthsitiiil r ***" —"**•■'« ' *"l^^uitotta?ga? C ' only, aad to«fJtoMton* wto»oj j ' Uie supiame <ftrae | j \ should Wa | ' Inn ' d^Taoo»|waa^-eo7»i^ \ itmnulto^to*tn*oliaafto#»#^{; » vi.mingaata^ats«llnt»torto^ * this meeting ant ■» ** tbo Wtwits , 1 advantage «f our little enmmanity of [ ' British suhjeore to cbtmoa. \ finAlry. that the ofacea of H«r Majoaty s , I c-onsul and Deputy Commiwlooto ia ( 1 may trety aoim t«asol|lw wliat Cberlos ***** demribee aaV Excell«nt lnatltoHoua w (if let nkme.J f | ' Mr. ObetneUTs address was received j ( * with applause. . , *' e 1 On the case of Ben Fett.r being I stated tho officer of II B.M.'a Ili«h " 1 Coromisaioßer'aCourtclaiuied ibatsuch . t * statemeat waa iucoiToct. He w«a, . * hewever, requested to postpone his 1 obj< otious until a later stag* of pro- j f tccUuk'S. ' . At this stagethcro waa suno little ' * interruption caused by a foreigner, r * nupareutly c«ntiderinn that ho had a j * right to air his views aa the meeting , j called mis a public out.. Ho ovewtu- f ally nn|>« iro.| to reuliso, how ever, { 1 that British *uhj> i-ts. and those not fl 1 represented by Oousuls. were the only . j 1 poraons ontitle.l to npeak at tt«i uit-et- ( 1 , isbiug ( ; the mooting g'Hid evening: Thobosi- f ' n-.-si th-ni proceodad hy the ehairmin ' calling upon those prss-et, ii in ih«r j '" power, to corrob.ir;ito Mr. ('h'ltuelit * t 1 nt.»:.> aanta of fiwU. In nearly all f * cues tiieu. wa* eoioeoao pr -mil «■■> ( ' spaak as to t'.n> <-' »rr«wttioss of tl»■> p-" - ti.rolars rel ited, uii.t ill no co.h« was ( t hero e person pressut to contradi' t ( 1 Mr. Chaifield.ultaough Mr. lane#, tho % ' officer of the Coart rut'irra-l to, w.m { .wk-d t? advance hi* objection, wiudi ( hj» dccliaoj u»do. , ! \ Mr. W*. S. Kxmi'UT in speaking to I 1 the facts relating to hit broihor, Mr. * i A. M. Kemplay, si. 1 that ho ro-o to \ .nnHrm what Mr. Chatfidd b>p Stated 0 in r-v'ard to cittaiu raattors in width f * io. w«s indirectly interested. Ho took tliis opportunity of protestiog tuo»t j ( strongly aj-aintt tho action of the hj <M.urt in sciziug certain papors and i ■ doelinients to 1-i * brother, ' Mr. A. 3i ; Kfmpl.y. under wiit o| , ' seituro loAtoil agaiust J. I*. * tchia 0 ' A*mi t'j. The piioareoud docu_ii;utj t ; to wlicli horafarr.dhtingin*ti-.ii-.'ioas „ r ' rav'-tve-i by Mr. A. M. Ivmp'iv in a *. his capacity of omadential r-pi\ -ntativo in Hamoa for Hr. FripikC irniv.i'.l f, " and hit syudii-ate. He eun\ende<l that' , by allowing thow papeta to pass into the popoession of awi tiiu party who S 1 I has acted, and probably may net ajain tl ' for all ho knew, agaiii't Cornwall, that * a gr>oe miscarriage of juslico has "ioeu y 1 perpeirnMl. In rogarl to the other a 1 mattvi'i referred to by Mr. Chatti 11 he : [ i need otfer no comuieut, h«y..'i 1 imply *> * uffirmiug these aUtementi to In c>r- g > root. lie must certainly dee nit an tl act of injuatica thai private ci-nvspoa* r denco abould be seised und inud to the tl ' detriment of tbo parties interested, * Ho aUe protested strongly upon hehalf B of his brotbor, Mr. A. M. KiTnylay, J g * iiyf.-iiii>t tho soixitre of his In-unesaj j ' books aad letters, aud these beiny per-1 • ' mitted to b > handled ami ett'uined f 5 ' outd<le tho t.V.nrt hy who-' Authority-1 J ' possowkia was taken, lie had irnhlne* a * more to add, but later <>o in tho oran- I 1 iughe would have tho pkasuro of, " ' moving a resotutioa. ' Mr. Ales.Caaioui'ov entirely corrob* * 1 boruted Mr. Chatli-ld't utatoment Of • ' hia own grievances ayaiuit H.M. 1 Deputy Commissioner, lie onUrgef " ' upon the injnatico of lii* Uein,r PUeMvJ gaol, and when charged before till ' High Oimmiaaionrr's Court, there wfi 1 aol a tittle of evidence axaiast bJ| 1 but stJU ho ton wafferoil an indies|| ' which made hie British blood 1 Mr. Cteightoa waa very tlo<|ueaaJ sowowbat Hbawtoperiaa war. offl > leg tpon tbo despotism of ttojl boat of fwwwboiog placed uptfl ntnban gf % free and eatlifl ' w kaosM