, 1872-06-05

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n m5 u no a nn pM 4 a U"G%" losses lT Bm m omeI ov Uab eW@n IN mo con- I meGm any nave to MAKE
oonpInn ON the p% of the pufc S Tie" uCSI then hbSf % %p % f"d for their % fem Ty yH i5
oong@e says about p@P4%s %%@, he dare " " sy he nn viii 1ow # sT a PsS5I h %"t a &a
OUT with exception only Of o@n& few ro%s The Council @%@ %unsa9#@ out the amounts
1T rn set ha f nI p "no 1"m5s f IS aH" b1H SD" "~ ~bsh Tp nn n%sP" SIT Co 5aEe o%4 n H% SmH N Re Re.
at nP Present The Conmiteos nmmkt hat the Military Ordinance will the opinion Of Ti@H@"
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n nsi %2 %a% sn % sse% %%?sI d" ss %%S '% the q" %@ 1S Consulting @%@ %S to %% %o %52o' "o ""
a am%5m%: '% f% m"s5s a rof Ss i HSH s o "~d a nM esg" G rt on %y c Sr @% cy% %"? into to f oa
to say wants to be altered is something he c%j No, aa5@a3j His EnGny e$y@oor Bile
tomeest the wishes and one ofhe R%% So " "no@@a WAS was for an mer }2" nta AR reduction in the
Tancd outside the Council, that the military expense" are too high; but oilers again arc Of opinion,
49, sl Nsn5or for cIsH'~5@. Gm"y District 4@%ma~D sid he a. Chairman Of the
aod by the Speaker %deu he v%i beg 70 AID few remark. i will be nmsnjerd from the
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an an. aw Ee crop crop t 1900 %%d 1%eG lads Of % 6o%h which it 4 was t 5@ o% f% an G@y be, o %. g1umE with
gTot a@s Co@m m$ 2 during its % dd6 6nT h omoi mo %o dn and e HMnn o as to future, @@a@
To G9 h''B B@jp 9 all % oy@a h@ &o co %2 %o1 Thereby ed o %a da sono S % "f "T AIS & no e@9e%g p S%
$5n MAKE P.P % KS for, s :. "a that 5$e%% 19osh dc Eo:ss IL lie .c @"so q he
G com 6s and 7& different a p%s that the S eventual Report, when" last @%pS& ~I 1 o
com com TO- S consist h. of of just n nmny majority gn m nd % n1n4y g r%s oes %s f nf3 o adn of ftp aaM Ms
6 6%F %o q%1 9@o& I @1 they P "%nI % !" %o iosf m M h nSS %nn @ equal %5 to % 1os % o @"R % w. % them
s s5nsdd 1%{ 5s % s.R Rs" so@a soa%@5 S% %y y not %T %%s %" % :%%os s' vac. really %S 1 " BE- j. 'J 1s&j %% all
G festoo e g ;o oy Gi@ ia "sd to- t% 5"% the judiciary @i BsHoo Department. and the CUSTOM
a% with &r P6%oooo " %u % d%ssn5@aed ! an he, %S would % beg now %5 o% fer few s n%S % G"' io
rise esrogd difference foRmiu nMs Committee His Ezodin@y had to-day touched not only
some few omm to mAe on henb th he wold puer waiting till the discussion in which the
yoDg will bep hua Bt thno naH tenn, HeJ judiciary, he would be- to express himself already
although oIyn uad0 formal point His xcWcyn regard to the said item he'd said
to-day that the proper lime fore discussing teo organisation of this Department would be when a
Draft of Odrmceco comes on butin hHt the Speakers mind does not present. sf as being re-
qmMe to hWea Ordinance as the organisation which the Government has stated tatt EnMed
to favour most, could be returned to without h"t-The matter stands 80: the Government in its
Remarks to the Budget says hiSin inclined to retain or keep that organisation ofhe judiciary which
it considers most beneficial for. the conmonwel namely a Judge adP oMemasorin each town, aud
Poh@mntr in the Centre the Island I prevent this being realized, the Committees MD
ry awesh propose that the Council will xpWs sns opinion, that the judicial functions now
attached ote o6Wd Pommaera all events Whe public prosecution takes place ought to be-,
ASH much as possible, separated from his office and therefore cannot recommend that the office Of
Judge be again united with the ohG8 of PoicmaHer as nes apTain Wch was reflected in E7,
wsa step in hatd direction. anlh Majority says they consider it most advisable to ave two
Judges one in each jurisdiction and one PoinmaBGf for. the whole Island How the Chairman
will get that put to tn VOTE he did not understand but that would be his bBn@S-He6 for his
pa S' b 9sh % .p as1 o. Ordinances "os " And " so i %@od t 'r% had v s' 5 It was e S5%sos
against having that plan presented in the Report Of the Budget and abo as Chairman
chad opp@edi as had note considered it right that's ONE Member should take out their hobby
horses and have them brought forward, and leave herb anch@m noied Still it was not quito
reasons COR entering upn. the subject The Members dhe Majority must have areel on
the plan aherd deliberate consideration and they must have strong conviction gifts benga correct
principle they are advocating, so thataf afterwards hey can otr recall it, if the Government should
entertain it; and thep point had certainly benu er very earnest discussion in the Committee and
opinions we're there every deliberately tkn. and every Member wsm made fully aware of The im-