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no one knows what proposals were made in earnest, and which not But still he would consider the
question ofsubidnngs such schools as fairly RAISED and mature for considerations and decision b. the
Council; and when it mE n decided thnw emna also decide wheHRrw we ado have apubic school
for 500 chnden. That question hsb n mopd huye enough to have warranted ue hOpe of seeing
nsaMed be now. There are now two proposals tho sme direction before the Council, the
Namysm dhBu own; tho latte he considers the most innocent and best of the t, may be
because It's his own. Both ofuemr recommend that the matter be again referred to the Govern
mh he would suggest otheM Majority to withdraw the concluding passage about the plan; hby
tatvO e the Council would be committing ITSELF andy Odb having its hands tied Town to that
pn whereas by his proposal, the Council will be on the se ada With reference the remarks
from the 3d Cmwemember he would beg, as His Exchncy may pehaps not be prepared
to-day to reply the enqunesa about the tos hoofnda The question: was very explicitly ex
pIned in the Colonial Councils e0n 1863, when it was brought forward by MsTS. Saauw and
Kbs The is that hen interest on the cnas of those two funds is not as gea the amount
actually spent for schools, and nnG mistaken the ine@te the cah will be fnnd p6d on the
annuIb budgets while thee expenses on the Budget for the School department are muhl larger In
latter years there has been na ppHaionE TO the fund fore ucaingt teachers it hasn been posi-
BILE to find any suitable APPLICATION Hh the interest asoo the Budget.
list Member for ChrsHaSed (ChmhnmJ said that this matter is of schg great interest, that
some inytaionsh md have been gen to profit he, meam at disposal f having oueorm more person
educated as teachers; ad he fMsc certain that te fact be made known ina public mannert there
will b. moe difficulty in getting people to come forward.
1t Member for FrdenkaedI SuauwJs dH tw when he in the Commission on the $2SO00
brought forward ais pupoah for substituting paUhal schools he vast fully in earnest, and he is of
the intention to bring the matter before the Couucn in ne way or oher. When the Commission
ho meet depends on thee Government; it has notnd nov for or months he wOd, however
still hope to be able to hyeh plan frheed there butt ndh he would find another way. 1t was
saed mug the dscuM0so on the Steam Plough That the Council can appoint Committee of its
on to frame a pn for the application of he$ 5000.
The Vnegovmnor said he had found a proposal before the Council from the late