, 1872-12-25
PROCEEDING G.
Of the Colonial Council for st. Croix.

~ conclusion me NemgG Nd december 1922
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the law o%%; they were kept for ssh"ta time, but them dropped. He vSd in that respect
o money TO IN p% @ST SS S| g@ as s2 '%a @ 5@ a" a Pse @G @ Hss but n %S ssoangs n %P G % 1 sn more IF
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this THIS % s %' !" S d& %"' 5o% S to Work. Sf s @o with with 7 20 hands, %% Because S@% he wa able; to pick
gol@nss"% Nd p@@S o%d pick %55P@r@ taking those they rnta3 rsS5nss aS% 1y do
m%% T%,5 n1. " would %, "Ls Led s @9o Sm do and S, T@t S9 n 55 R B%s @ d0 D %a a all b f' t bS@
a53 T. T% benefit @o @@ % @8 % :n %@ @ abe 5%! %& i% % the 1 P%n. @S t. i%%% as s Se5 then
S S@@e:; , s%d %% "ss P Ds 1% with E' the s sd @55o'a %% n a% y% aS @ n 5oyS know We d Soo1 ~%as
those homes % ag g%yH to then, "d5@ TIP by they. the yearly early . Contracts taaa of course d t4 his. does not 3%y to
% %S%% s',n %D Wiki GV ~@ns330 % from %" IGS' to DP place oS a SP fy Y pm&nn int aS S3 f1nd% % d ao
no bmhn on uo Public on account of those Regulations, IheNf@s; We must be prepared
to know what is to be done frt htW when we abolish the Regulations. This a thing that ought
MOTTO overlooked; bat he was at liberty to say, that had been 100 much overlooked by
Governor Bill. And if we would wish te the Island become like hose other Islands men,
Toned by he3d Member for ChHsiteB Country District (Faweny) tnt to abolish Rgr
htms would be the sure Way-Bu he believes that the necessity of rul Lifting labout
has beer ovehuked too much all over the world; and the mr quHon. has gradually cMe to
exceed all bounds; by no means always the benefit of neE bOres as after all such crises,
there BgruMaIy a reaction His GnvHdim is that the EhNmeB here are uH the Regulations
not more pound unM my once Else who base @m6 h himself cHtan line fHe-Andm nov aRw
words bmtM the porter question II admit porter work without restrictions would bem contra
dCtcn with the principle of yearly cnUacF; that's appeared be admitted by the Government,
and His Excel ny has also pointed out he danger ttw oud0nowh Uma rush of Countypeopeto
town for the purpose of seeking employment as dylabomGs on estates The question Bthm if
the admission of porter work can be so restricted S not break up the principle of yearly con-
haH" In that. ease he would amtH; but he had great doubts watcher it can besoi limited
the provision proposed can scarcely be said to give that guarantee an the Interpretation
His Xcenency gyst htG clause tatH should rather ea check on the porter work, which hS
been tolerated. than an encouragement, he does. Tot believe to hold good. If the oJ@tt be
merely to maintain the present state it is not of gt consequence The whole number
employed ntb said nw to be ONE 70; what will it signify if ONE CIV Estates smear West
End be deprived of the hbur 10 poHew? He would lot exactly undertake to decide the qWS
ton ganst those 70 hbOWew and He lew Estates. But tOeAe the system on that
account you'd scarcely be ammtabe Whe the poer system has hitherto been tolerated.,
very w connected with the matte can declare themselves entirely free; some by maintaining,
some by shutting their eyes to it except hm it grew too bd-n the detailed remarks from
TIT 9Th mOnmem59 JUr9 he's should not enter mot to-day.
Thee Chairman Numed is seat
The cg0anmo observed htH here had bn ALREADY touched on several important mat
tsm this Draft m tst there MIGHT be more points recurring to be brought forward durng