, 1872-08-24
PR
Of the Colonial Council for st. Cxoix.

Continuation oHe Meeting of 10th Aumst1 1927
.&% 3%a'5o on Of the the B%s1 S' T Tcsaod1 h 5S@s5"s the relation Of salary Of the Superb
j. Tine TS Ib 51@ag: "Hs1 n@3. had Absence 5sna %99' @5 by the l GoT@n4 %t an. ,n,
Ssmo ro%@fe o%i salary to the Superior Administrator @% s. p Sa% We-a1 05 & i .@Ss %
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B 29$& The Id@ T%1 in The 3%5h text Is @ nd 2na lines: .ia@ og a1n eouvemeneptaooa
4 %$3 Tho words for elo2 Offices nall the Ih@'-D be altered to tin y Of the
5 5%I% IS o5$5 At Tie 2@ &s%$n BE framed as follows:
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Be- @@@&an G %%"%@i% By ~ ~%@ % @j @ "@ pe no @'"':. TIN" "'""'' shall however "
/" @"y%%- @bo a@rd@"-%o his present or aoo%ip1o Office orr in % aob% @ Office mot mot gH
r1 "5% s a"5 5 #" S By s a. Ta5S55:%i 4 t Aaa:5'a sss f III 2a9 G TO- am 8 a 3,5 5@a3s S Ss:sss5 9
"D@@%f6S5o%a CONCERNING the Salaries of officials of the Superior Administration da
n,s The 4 dy T% t t1s5ao %nhq"s J" The Draft % which are before the Council are
DO any objections to d %"@ I @% %S %% those ane@lmens b @S@@ n @9 G i9t %e % is Ht G. h roaf Tu
the the seniority @uogm~ not being aiken into account BY eventual calculation Of pension, As t
m in s@ s1 o4foio %o p %ad it viii h% oo me int 4% IF he ao Colonial Treasury n Jury, that BE- passed =
up uT the I poposa m m@o @ to he % 1%%f' Of fH the ( con nnS Se'S Tbosn WAS WAS i%a% Sc do q Sc 5 fy the S = =
8 I mat PS2psp16 a the 5 43q 2#o T m not 4e en%d ~ yt to G9nno nM r46e ~ it fell by aT% %su AGAIN
that respect GH the Government feels convinced that there nIIvays " be- necessity eoceaiy for SH ome
present Prss@t@o4 n@ from noa the Ga nor 81 c%f 1 ah %& q6t 1a d5a %1 whether he BE- in receipt Of
ooto his salary: " F&& % "G fiji @6&@ in o@den @%p that %@ According %JSg% to S osMp g' m 11s Il
a ost@o Amount Or @5 every tip mals leIors IA 5o amendment viii be- found eqmo able"
you MY say. lie T@lm that respect however only beg to state that the amounts nd as high
s s2n K#s De 6 G4" 2tJ E viii 5 St. Ts nf Is mmn t S5 $500 G9 T %n taken kemp o 9t after ar the former oe 1 Jules
to- to- s s%a % fa aa 4e o 9 eo G@i Of 5 90 an.nIns &5 5e ns1 aiao %I TSsi5tS s That 81 a "o4 5nf further 6 S
HON for Royal AIS s@ pG4 while the amount ofsooGon all would be Professionally fixed as salary a
me0t Which is still more mfayouobe for the finances would ca n% '0 until finally nall P@ sSaed "f by
fbo p nS @eH oan So @ 1o tao no2e W" f TeD " agn4 5e% o is 4 the E enep 54ne@o S as % L@ ne eM gM4 %
the expenses 6rthe superior Local Administration in common to all the Islands, resident in
are betrayed by the Colonial Treasury OF St Thomas aLe until othnwsep rescrbed
an Ordinance. Honorable Members will remember that Governor Bile sated here in Council I'll
the Colonial Council Of st. Thomas had agreed to waive os subsidy from St Crx towadsh
expenses ththe pOSO hatt G0vHnme Wmd 1.-THE 3d discussion Introduce an amendment Il
until frher hose expenses will be betrayed by the Colonial Treasury fist Thomas Iii the
of the amendment o8 to fulfill tap promise, and it would bee expressly noticed that such an Or
nance for alternating that relation could never emm&e before the consent of the Colonial Cou
had been obtained, and ba appeared to be quite sufficient guarantee
2dM Member frC hrstanTed( Chndnm) said tits seldom he troubled the Council with
opinions or judgments; but on this occasion, the Bird md last discussion of this Draft, he wu
6 5SJ would would not be- Found altogether s% irrelevant s%' t t is | Unpleasant S%s" f St% h7e on n 9s P" oa iAs sp pSa,
subject" And he must first most sremonsy protest agant any ilIdos or personal consmersH
being aHliDmedO msre remarks II spoke from a strong sense of duty to the Country from km
LEDGE from experience and at the same time he would firm that he yielded to none in the ds
dignity, the high Office with which heb dohed-If we looked uund at the state of this Idu
onces foudshng, whatdo W sect Our staple tes sugar crops the past ones as we'll as that VIII
is now on the ground offering a mstd kcourgng ave. he may we'll say, a rinous yidd-Tra
tath life of al communities totally pHaized-Or merchants once 50 numerous reduced to a m
minimum in numbers. Our hopkees, particularly those wod deal in dry goods, unable to BE-