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St. rAoa~h a to pay the mount fixed the Colonial law on account Of and as a Das~l ome.
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5 S{E Tas : aGo%5ra great Grs@cs ~1~%o now and tn NJ anil had not bs6a
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head to- SPe05 f that W sh0 onM Sg l& G% IN" % % n% o' y e." Tm | o c5SHdsR ~ Tas " y} g%" n at
ySy% well Conceive why St T6@m@s should %S to @T&o head d5s i%%% |& T% Chief Officer
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we made made mo- mo- osana % m %s remain tsnoa ed s5 r we % ds s ado dG n.t ' ~,s he S "5 Of %%P 2
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S%sTs%%el SILENT i IS far S6SonS 1a %s9@s %@q% ar@59 %" n@s before the
would have been grateful al the more as We ns m@drn Objections AMI n" "n1od5m~s
adop1 and then Rya, Ros1adonopanyn for The '" .m ,I"unsao principal g. 70 &sM%
E 9sm4 To BY yt H cns5 iS5 S'6 54Sns 66 NE 1a RT Ra g&f is s" fs TT s Snn nature 4s
cecSa and thus the Ro8l Re0uthnB virtually carries! moe effect Thap principal question: ",
how Isl pSibe to come to an ag1ememt with our neighbours as to how in future we shall stand
towards each Ohrn administrative relations; bwomd have been easy come to such agree
mtb before that Royal ReSuNn; SmWt hat, the arrangements will be more difficult all the more
so as wen oce that nta vce. msb been heard in the Colonial Comclo of St Thomas to hw that
it was but just and reasonable that when they there GOT the benefit of the Chief Administration we
here should moth the MfeeSb y tGrg If hweb be any question Of brngnga financial sMi
6oefo m teC Community to st. Thomas" it will be dffcutn come to an understanding On the
other hand hec could we'll understand how the demand for tath has come on; they in St Thomas
think that because, they have ad to pay hthnto,w mta also pay in future; while they forget their
gains an 1orh Ses by tet transaction But We need not wg ea fiat REFUSAL .ad he inclined
to think that understandings could be arrived at asm 1868 five had now uen a Common Co.
lmn Council and where the Members for ST. Thomas wMd b.M able to see how hard is thtw We
should py6 tol loss But FIVE arrive no understanding on that point it is ma lt Mtm many
Members of this Council and Men the Community will fall back 1.-THE idea of hNng no Chief
Authority hro theo WeU ola Governor entirely independent of ST. N mas He had said
already that he for his part was not nn d to fyur either of hmci ideas; but the fmcI point
ought t to Influence the other point, which hohd be decded entirely oniso Nnm merits quite ire
&he financial question Bth wud beg to touch uPn another point which nEhtb
another way of getting over the difficult hop plano asking the SHtetrnsmym dfry the Gover-
oss salary. That ideal has never been publicly discussed, BUTT was advanced Turing the "m8der-
items in the CommEsM on pnhio affairs with the heG Governor Birch held in $780,; that
point wmO el link offs whole chain fgmd wishes, which fell hNeg ground by the rejection in the
Diet ofhem e@ues ppoed BY the Home G Wenment. From that rejection we lost courage but
it vast too soon. r ports said that the RIgIags Comm tee had declined eveyhus and hew was
not the least nope ofMsammh rom htq quarter; but that was not quite warranted, in ftH is nh
the ease. Thee Committee only declined granting the money! asked for becauenw was Intended Tor
purpose which thee Committee could not" approve butt they" were ready give assistance Tor oer pm,
poses the colony nigh need Now, the Governor OF the Colonies has a double position here, and
he dinuinsf this Colonial Council we're adapted to ave had the effect mthe H MEG ~vrumenHo