, 1872-06-19
PR C DIN G s
the Colonial Council for st. Croix.

ne IMg0c9NT %u ne n"dm 09HM5 the O being struck OUT
T. . Ie S poke o s 5as" red % @ o2s o@n %s 5 r Bs sS so @d ssa1% 15 t 5S M %9 gs 5.%@s t.
was was I any g@t importance w4@%r m mI were we're there nn Or not but but because m my hi mad a dLd @4 lengthy
a it %1. T@m n l GtSn@son @ 'nr ~"a @y no W9T T% His His T ESuUn%e%ocyy said ids something ~e&g ~" w %6h :"
%qa%%sn so o@T further %G1@r ~eezp%aioI he u"%jaog G Gs to add a Short historical aoomt 4, s@sd be-
ta 6 S wS on n @s lrt' &so fd l9 f JPi i%3 2o n On, H of n9C op o %i m@m %9 t" S@po f%
Judges and two PoIomnte.; ewoal mtnw reaIhe proposal and motives but merely what
| the ds9ondnqro of@e oHoeO Of Poio9maH9r in the Center District 2 the ESTABLISHING of
masters, As regards the former he did not consider the proposal advisable nso@ as regards its
ofdo PonomnstHs in the towns snud DO separated from those of the Town Judges and Recorders
cable to Introduce osams arrangement contemplated in the mothroounuy, to unite the jms
G%f" at F TySM% i aanbaniEG@ The J@sta in the the a5smoo Of the judge The case Went
s G@P% %e s@a ni hf Sfa Gn mas a I1 wound s%i be Sc oan& aed @ 0@ in Of F %1 S2% the %1 dop %o o% o@ % the
Council was great and he smm1 thu p@ .mn Of the COMMITTEES had to beg the , Members not
Members of&o oolnca GUsniss 01adnen Andersen D@ Bots and HaI0n0 EXPRESSED their
and the Governor promised to- h%s the 1%s ca"g. naigfr C6rsdanstod as in FrodsdkIed; at
e3rdd discussion Member Of the Committee RooifD rq9@tedto bring in proposal for that
even some days before was feoelm F~dehksed Nov that 1.-The separation Gqd me 0 %1 l9ed
nearly 5 years the Government says it wMt this changed this the % Gmm NIT IsH M9ont fy a4Mse
nos9 o4 49, t y n% p p8@S 1 P&ft a9 C@no Ill M 9 expires g@ s Its nn GPm mn @m %o J%@p nHn @ %%f
Judge be- again 9nai the oHooO Of Psussmasr WHICH is aSornnonfs intention The Major
hy has been very guarded; they only said let the separation be made at all events where public
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the Majority 4n9 y had d4oG lug Ia s5f 5m5 @ %d4 Novel d p11 nas nw he, s sm Sp9 %1 o 1oM nn nt d find the
Separation they advocate has, e4ohy been in existence years, an as early as 1852 the Govern,
mnti itself promised to do the am thing" but perhaps His EmoIonoy meant only to say that the
SIg ysP proposed %I BY y @@ n 0n %%@ p o. I @s P Sg Ira lRf 1St n n% S%@% d; and P, sa%.5 ME- MI
the whole Is@! but had since given 2L up 2% had found the YORK. hM would nG5 be too , much 2" n for one n man.
as R sa@ p%n i" I Els M N a j"? 3% At T fbs the I%n means ans @n s applied % e6 6h p %4otP pG[PGSs t mS
shat ana n% "h esn@as, an "1 b 9 THAT that tn ne d n51 nnosT Within d the tine 6 SnTo e% o9e copn ni % R1 fsme u arm G s
anew organisation Of theP Police: buttey will ;.; express the wish and hope thtimmelate steps
benefit be gained from the means expended for that purpose! This then clearly swvs that the
m@sy G by the Council; every Member voi @r it. the first Member in the Council was lis Excel
sS TSs fsgsr% a United da5do honono4e Msnbs bad certainly ~ brought %g to hi. mind s s;
him. as sol many ears have collapsed since 1864; the proposed measure made 10 gsa impression on
a nr D 5pas "eot "a a he he wa m aB% then h% ~s S be manly ali $ 5 n %% ready to to give give his name to the &c Councils Ss%T.
o %Rqs Of % t st o1gsasaa Gat o ne fs e4f i S@md n oS S go by gS 1% 1P@s "pPean M9 the 5f p&ed " Rapo Ga of Te
U Iasnr p no ofsmHgs3. O@Rg m m@f bTs o ogaGo3fs5 s so na S not t re ~ana a% .% of as l themselves Go~an on sS
tons against the measure that thes separation Was not at the d%e intended for ohrrsHanaed toOj
6 bulbs chief lief o ogE 5sez wa s that dd ts sn pe combination %6@s as stT To 1V fe O 'aa ha f e&o Rs = as oh .g as as
And he would maintain, thu neve has complaint been made in one case here Of injustice icing