, 1872-06-12

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Mo@?H the " G@mS@? h m I Increases m d5 n @a % Sa% qawt %f &~ tn" mi iS mn Ts o 4yo% to be
P%s@@% %% direction Tson the Committee % o%"o9 %9 Gn % % @SgSS %o m a@% @ 4 ne"
fact the he R @@5 HT r" nGE@ %% @m dS h~f 6 done L 1% M@%o, n hands " T Perfectly & re- ,n
ty Committee and @3lPH"@el the SY"38of I5mHn bot deame time he had"mw been
ordinate duties at thee umnhOKeS could as hheHO be discharged by military men witty hose
services here tep public mtMMB wmdbe better served
The Spokesman referred to the conformation given the Council by His Exehcy Governor
BeN hen the Military Ouhmew were mr dsuinm and he had agreed With military men that
the ok at thee uJOnhouse is in Military prt of view a decentralization for the MMhy;H thew
complain that the nmh thereby get nut of discipline; bthe could mt go further as he Commander
ofeM Military Bhe~n the Council ow would able @pn that pnt better Bm can
on; 6edsn not believe that e@sea mar hsg cote a Uniform he will ea better or more useful
nan; man whow wants to be honest WILDE wheheh he has got on uniform not But h would
go frher and look to the consequence of detection on both sides; any one receiving tribes knows
how he exposed to the possibility fdeeciol and which Of the two, the military or the civilian,
will be the worse off Then military found guilty will be discharged from hBe MagM s sent
back to the fort may be heB punished with imprisonment for a to days son bMd and water he
comrades will not kn hin as less he willie continue to get hi pay his free house, partly free
cohmgM and food and he may even get Extra work agar. But case of GNm being detected
in bMh omB he will be discharged he will be punished according hhe civil law nen rigid
y than by the military; but n come He worse consequences he W bet Ww on he Streets he
WILDE considered iCpataedM work. no one will employ ann convicted 6Meh breach his
career will be- finished mts Island there wi be- scarcely anything left for limb butte go bggng
orO leave the Island IhHfeu the public revenues wnb better served by civilians
3d uwnmemb (Rnpaa) referred to thee deliberations and vden the Military Ordinance
and vast len cnddeed@ something fd and undewtdh atm military men would not beg given