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of much import. It's chiefly to avoid difficulties and to secure thee control, that becomes necessary
to require that Iemmko on the pMss-Sot therefore, be would wish to see the Ordinance hrherd
and he had been led to understand TIL hth onomteS Speaker thth objected only to the in CUES
hn but not the whole Ordinance
LIST Member for FrednIBd( Srauw) said he would as he had stated before, vote gGs the
whoeO Ordinance. He need nots say more in reference to WHAT lasts speaker had advanced, epe
paper He (Smauw) wished to facilitate immigration much as possible, but THE best way to do
50 you'd be in the manner suggested by him., namely by letting more be paid rm the emigration
fund once on the introduction oa abourr
4I Member fol- ChrsindedsC onny District IT. FmnWU said that that remark on the
passes could ntp prevent the tOurew from getting employment he for one woudt tomorrow en-
py 100 suchhbourew, and become responsible to the former employer or to the immgrto9una
In fact no planter ron the Island would on that account refuse to employ such people why's should
he ?-Thee is a great deal of difHenceb between paying S24 and 49, mo And what ham can it
possibly be- when the tourT gives notice to leave and he gets his pass that the manager then
notes son it hiatt the man is a hbOurerw who arrived here such md such dae?-Nme wltevT. 1t
is very hard for the % Saeso be paying yea after erhr immigrant while others hang back
and pay nothing waiting till heh boures' dmem up tent they send around trustworthy persons to
buy in the peoples passes ad in thatw ray by and bye get8 supplied with hboure" at the ezpmsed
others. Il BMe then, that tho planter will pfu@ emPoymg people having such passes he Tor
one will employ them. BW, Gentlemen, We must haven immigrants; without them we Will IN the
long run not be able to carry on our cultivation. IF we had sufficient lbouus all the husband
round about could with good weather be putt cme> and mot only the planters be benefited, but
the Government too tmugh the xpr duty. We may gtimprovd implements of cultivation,
still we can't do without these hbolm"; steam bug5 will be Of no benefit if
we ave not sufficient hands at work @@am-maciney can't do the feeding the
boiling and all hose many sorts of things on 1.-THE estates 10 aOoueran no cultivation on the land
Asno ohmrM Member desired to have the word they Vice Chairman cO@dh the discussion andpU
The whole Ordinance SO modified was then put to te vote md adopted with 10 votes against
J. Saauw. Fosbng nty voting 1t was then put to the v0ef tho Ordinance should p@so 3d
discussion it Wasa adopted
The Vo4oeuo suggested that the Ordinance could como to 3u discussion afterwards safer
the other business to-day ac circumstances might render it necessary tatt he Ordinance could emE
nate at an early date for which edt the locale Government wohdr commend to be Professionally
sanctioned. If uhsu suggestion shoud mNtt il appuNh fhe Council he would propose that the
Council would to-day elects ONE Members to meet with the Government ada gree on the arrange
mehS according to 2
The Chairman resumed his seat and put to vote if the 3d discussion of this Draft shall CONS
on to-day the Council consented to it unanimously.
1t was likewise adopted unanimously that Members be elected to deliberate with the Govern
mta ant make proposals for tia subsidies TO bee betrayed agreeable to 5 2 the election of Mem
bB will take place later in tom meeting
No be continually