, 1872-06-05
PROCEEDINGS
81 the Colonial Council for st. CKoix.

Continuation of the Meeting 18th May 1872)
ro We yregooeT@ sal" Tu he would first observe that the Committees h" in its report touched N
5 5Sa"t f @ 'uo s fnar '@n sn 5 ~ 3ona aoo with e as B%st " a sn is on % de 9 osna2n@ f.: oS S @r Rsst
S .n%i n he s" wod n nnn 1q 3 hsI3 o o"o 5 %n H foy sn@3 ndo @ gar n to the S 4e fmh lom A ad
$1,000 are considered SUFFICIENT 70 office expenses in the sco@yS Office the first yomf% AFTER
he dana@sd amount r1l be sufficient an it must in that respect be noticed a" good J1o
Council Perhaps there can not be procured sufficient from d@ Sources to meet the requirements
and will try mM@ exceed the spm@ ToTeI: 65ts Item EpaoSsi ~ @@r by tn the commHe
An@mb the Committees proposal for Separating the amount o$Gjoo &renn@s for the Colonial
With regard to the expenses Of the BWluepers ONCE that tenn is one oho which wm dealt
BH i'm T ns p%nr@ so nor 0t i 1epi.G o Of 5% pmI Is Subject a %n o"%m@I ifsa r@%'s aG p he @H yo 1%' not oct
o%5 % not d% %V T f%%%a ap dit % %% S" @51s%6sr It sS @ @ nS &T % s% @S Ssoda 3 % Sn %s @S
judiciary and Police Department there the whole Conmt% PROPOSES hat hosI"y to the Judge
yem;-a Majority offs then proposes that the JUDICIAL functions nov attached to the Office Of
one in each jurisdiction while a AM Edo%o% %" o@ 9 could P%e entertain tina 4 % po1 d%n" N%% % '% a ~
5dn that: But With legnd to the whole m@sa%@ o S&oogn it, ooo tot "5rody be- be- discussed uunos
the sentiments Of the Council gnea4y', Whether the o%oi considers the plan here PnpSedy
merely d@ ' to 6n the o p4 @y of s d no%a% I 9 MISSILES 5S So o@ his his ~ very a y% 9"po %" %1 ne o9%%V ~oh
touches the roots ofhe prosperity and safety of1o ISLAM; To Majority holds this vowthad the
Island as pOHcemasaj nothing bmntmed of the way in which the plan ho be carried out BUTT
to h@o f@o5s @ps@el IN this coaI A An he S@5 sPd S@y %ooon%a to SMo%@s@s o oSsos
from The functions functions the Police G i%@ The The pd %oP o&5hoe %5 % 11bsI BEEN s% n % %t&% The II" po
mnt was made i vas considered mWSo TO have all those little matters decided n the formal IMAM
how II he Majority goes whether they %T intend tn that S S"9 ooa@ss are to to- be dT with S @Pn% % % or
in 6 6t5 o trsP @ av thar tn t Go % .h %t % %t n %a or et t he 3s' .2sa IS" s %% 5o 3 ndaS has AS n the
port 20 hs s% gs 5sf s a%s V96 5& in til" The 'e1 pa6s % 5 3d Be5go i Rs' stated S they d " sa %%odpoa to de "s
Say n ytntb5m tsHs s5b 5s soP Rso9% it Dis D% jn8so s8s to %a% FG ess@os9 f }g 5GsHo@ o5 so 5 j P%s
master for ensoisdo% judge R Ro%y % d Dealing ing Master % il Fn%@ E" Besides . Po%
master there" : vacancy occurring in Frodedksea the two offices to be- united The present
9 %s@%oo e Is n o %S h S s o1 %s%Ses 94 the o9 Ss sso K@ssn5 5'T Tgss d6 %ss@ 1 a%p nj %" with 1"S @@ P4" Of
the a% s@o so ohs Of Judge and Poll P% Hssa IN %T F%%bd IS ~%v ed % of his u" function tomas as T P%%S
R 9astn n% no%9i n tSof BudsS1 %soPo%ts1 and d vbS d& te Gd %mP%deG t1 as i Sh RSafnI % 5 pSan' so2
will seen tits no change HtndeI luton the cHtrg,t the maintenance fte pNcibd organisation
nary separation of4oo @s ofJulge ETC. from the oHs Of PoTomas@", The term" preliminary
poay arrangement The reasons for the separation recommended aod stated to have Dn Ey that
" attended to by oeo official a great deal will be entrusted to abndnaen and neglect and %ens
nhe aeansra and prosecutor shouhls sit in judgment overh person whom he in the exercise fhs
brought in before the Council by the @ Member for FrededkNed (Saauwl in January 1867, based
the Committees report and the reasons state therein whGh led otet temporary arrangement He He
proves proves Sufficiently CLEAR that the ~angene oG a present. mEe existing ThtS 1" Office @s Gq Question vas nsr
T intended as "a a change DM SIMPLY SIMPLY an an arrangement nTnge n+ to meet tn the peculiar peculiar F9 @na% n circumstances? %han IN IN
is therefore consistent with all what had previously taken place. md tends only to carry out