, 1872-06-22

u&ng thee ommHeesC Continuation Report and they would be an by s1pnze fHe other parts
of teD h HSet were not only be- placed under discussion but even put to vote. He would
beg to makes fWr remarks from the Chair in reference to heS pOkemanS observation on the
position Menbesm remd to the proposal fora JontC Committee. tits tuet ath the Councils
Majority should afterwards be gansth having any Superior Authority here, or dSen favour of one
not@ pendetm s Thomas, thew work dhe Joint Committee will be LOST; but tenth e Mem
bw 40 Otk know now Hty are in the majority, while nner all circumstances would be good to
come to- setlenento rma genentW the question oa subsidy or no subsidy, and that can be
arrived at only through joint Committee Hoh had signed the Committees Report recommend
Ing to have such a Committee, but he considered himself having perfectly free hands wThM to vote
also tr this reason, that wed don't know when the Colonial Law willie nuae, and in the meantime
we can't be wnlout Chief MagiArhe whososh ay mHtb decided on in some wy or other
TmS Spokesman observed that ea arrangement or sttement arrived at could thnm merely be n
the meanwhile until the Colonial Law bad emanted and the understanding arrived at by the Joint
Committee were only to be for that btweenhne, subject afterwards to be altered or reversed under
the Colonial Law, it would be-he would not m9t o word ab5ud-bua waste Of ume Hewaa IN
TACT, MrpzM to hear the remark OF teh honorable chairman onmB having @h lands to Yeu Mer
Colonial Law fora Chief MaWraeHn de nmhMto S Thomas, even aHrt this Committees pro-
p@l md been adopted and them so after toO dmncel d been passed, md he considered it due
to himself and Hr Membmso re Conn tme to- state that th MH was never entrnnedH there
al Law ySw we nuhn Owh have Supoir Authority here therefore We can not Se that; tn qW-
uonm raised in ST Thomas about the subsidy they over there's think we should pay is another pnt
md whether hr, opinion is right or no right We need. nOtI vea joint Committee.
The TTuyoyo1r stated that nh the matter stands now, there is no other alternative for the
Council than that The demand for a contribution hSb been made by S. Thomas no dspoGton
exndslcmo give 10 to hatd demand, and the Committee says must abstain from making any pro
po@dh tending to entertain it, ttr commen to the CmncIm propose steps for JHntC Committee,
which is according to the Colonial Law. for his part could note consider the pk@manE agu-
mentO be sufficient
Bird Member for Fodukseds Country District (Lalmn} remarked, that he was hb@mmg IN
to conclusion mtp paying acontIpunn, say $1,000 or $500 or any other sum. and the matter
comes before ho Council Afterwards it may not approve of that as "a Majority may want
no SuPen" Authority bMa Secretary; OR even an independent Governor @d heo the
Counclde cdcSn not to pay tho onTthND-wh will the corsqWencc bel waste OF time
andlabo, while thee question iBfw will be as unsettled as ever it was before And he could
not consider right at all for the Council to commit itself now to any plan for the ex-
pendiur bdwt is decided VIVA: organisation we want; we must first determine this before we
tie omImnd8n any way.
The Chairman stated that nhshohd be the deMe oho Council to vote on the different para
graphs first he would put them to vote now dhm afterwards the Committees proposal for a Joint
Committee on the question dcnhibuin to St. Thomas
ELECTROMAGNETIC (AmoD and 2nl Member for Chrshansnd (Hm0) notified their inen-
ton to Gbsmn from voting
Ao wish was exprs9elh hvoh the sovmI ISIS wMa on and ash other Members desired to
have the word the Chairman put the Committees propose for JONI COMMITTEES to toy We;-t
wasa adopted with 7 vote9gint4
The Kogooour in 6aH& the Governor of the Danish Woadnda Islands requested the
Councils to appoints Mom5I8b oontne wHha sinlu numbr fine Colonial Council OF St Tho
mas IN JOINT Commtteem te mauer
The.r result ofhe babt was ttd IL tickets Raensund received TO- JdhR8 adFabw5 votes
(Io be conhnued)