, 1873-09-13

It's meant that the existing regulations warranted such complaints but R@e hboures could not
abas s s S2n i5f for % F' fa H I 5%f 5nn ne' %sG ona f % n% in 1tMi in ts5 M dvs %, rs no D' a%vo
%H%"% ;1 TS @ @ sgsY @ 1 the que" questions 5%'% s obe "oI Eo would %G"6 not IS" s %b%o P S e5o @y
a.o : %i S esssa; s @i ; work :; ' :' Hs{% s; :&@ !: S % s. S@S' D i" ' PoS% :%5i lo ''} il ':ss;;2
2d Member for F@doaE@od (F|@5: But if the law is not @bo observed, why ~'
a ma. ; +: :: e 3 E: 5 sss::s IS 2 2 r.: + t :s; : IS: e.. f T.: s% ; $ e., =: :$ $%% {: :, ,$s;! '% $$;
s 20 S5 % s1i H55% q % . :S a H' 1Ss3 do '5 5% tie to R45siss S at, o sSp 1535:"' could no be compelled
great az 1n n%' s %s G Gt tn" %sH 1,q GoSe"Y IF D District . r. l5 H ~" %a bad as always fas s's Gn a%5
But pgaad I Of that md we y So hbourns ON lose mas ogowTneg to the gogMops drmnIng ooar m
his nds. o51 IN T i%%d 5s me dT @s~Gl uncertain @an 15%ydsyy'; y" the Catholic
10y The P%%~: That That o5e "%y the question at @: b@@@ No law can compel "pso
s ss ' @ a" ana'9 a@. f%%' b j" r F5 S d p38ae %% % God1 a." ay o a %' is Ssp nj" T o 5S S a P" opSoB
~% @i h ipn mo "o ca can't 1 toA %SGs so comp T the roP %S to p keep the %@ days avs HI" 5 "" ""S 4"
he g 54 %i IMPRESSION P d"s& T@S S@ he ae@ Dso o t. G @%rs!p " to a% b8 55'' the "a H%S S? DSs So
%%H BE- 0 ao"g % :" ps eve % %% @ so 1% that Sunday s% Or % before 5%g 3% psI1 days a% ya"bs
Observed instead, He would sdr" to abolish those special dyDy"
cd on h t &9% dys "i b%s IN Go Ep@ooPd Pc5@%""b" @ at FTs%i%3A%g%%i % ~a 5o T hd on foG " SpS9~
D. >: md 5M n:95a for @J F:5% %%5:a Gsssq try . D95 ssG Io" EEL. n H5ss It Holy a% RZs % %r been not .% as
few petty questions with Psn TO &c fom p a% % the In %p' H to work o d% s5 d' yI b% 9a it # must n 5%o
dona voluntarily work. they never compelled j." the same int ii" p:laonophy does not
Gays Ho % o be @ p %% %% the I% @0orng s%dy, as there are now but few from the Country ~hos 60
The President fiji v.@s goaa1 a 4@"> here could be s no gt objection objection e to soS%bns
s %s; f %@ s% ion, s in%s s @s s Ss hers: are 5 'Ss 4 sa bsnb g vSo 9 So l. n o% T" 'S do to n bet
"'@ 1@ ai a5s S% %@ &s %s:3 4 G"o 65T 6: :3' H T f 3%a aana 1%r. it would be at
on n is 4 5s%: s% f" . %$5.' Is :s oG9 sa D n s52. .H,1 %aa s %; a s:. s5 :? 5n sasa all to work
tia, Ed Men M%% $ % for o@I o95%%%3 , o%s s%I Ps s% 50 % S%@% s4S Gd a o' n see n sbss sc: hut hut
n non s% s@ a% the o G % %a549" % % T ao P" ss%c % "in@ that tn Go%nnens ShRss to hear
the the PP@%da' ' & o yo9 be- ap "f@% to S be or that s & %& Government % tdoa @T intend s%% to do o% anything iGE
%r" @$ s% %a %@ 4s % "a been In %%+ % ! "%"5% "a in The n% e. % =" i SHE diff aa% 5;@Ss
there should be no work, and consequently every Christian Society has provided that there shall
not be worked en- that day; but it is not so on Hy Days set apart for certain
religious purposes but still institutes by worldly authorities; and the Authorities. tho Legislature,
cmm regard to them any time say to what dgno they are to be observed as holy. for they are
DtS Sabbath days these Hurricane uppiatOn Day. could therefore be Holy Days without
bGg kept as rGdy as Sabbath lays But, you may say it Bimmaaral whether they be
kept upn the particular days of the week on which they fall Oron he following Sunday. But
hose two days have a special Ggiancej they have frmg times past been observed,
not only here in the Danish islands but he believed also in other West indian
Islands, 1t will be natural to the human being whenhe fears visitation from the supreme
Power to humble himself and to suppicne tath be aveted Ihe more enlightened the mind"
things: but with the lower and not SO refined portions Of society the feeling is
stronger, and such a day of suppMmton is a natural thing How far those days
are observed With regard to work on then, is cmpratvey inm@toral The Speak
e must acknowledge that he had been a little surprised to see the honorable 1nt~pelat
lay such stress just on these two days. which have such special purpose, while others sWhs EaS
ter Monday AM Whit Monday, which are also holy days of worldly institution are unt~hed; on
them also HlbOmexw want to work. they are anowe1 to dosO,a dm times past eyw we're by plan
twe peded to work on those days There would certainly appear to be more reason to abolish
these days han the two Others spoken On the interpretations. And disregard ueSatenet gwen
by the M Member for Chrsimseds Country District IT. Farenyl of hedongs dtbe people on
uet two days. there is no dt that the people on hose days are more given to amuSemens of
hro WI special liking to fighting and the like buh honorable embTsd description wma ALT
tie unjust That state of thing is nd peculiar to our lbOureB, and when, as admitted many are
at work on those days. The number of those on the opposite side can ntbe so great and IN fact
those days em more Innocent thatr than Sundays when noet the people are at work
He cmd not see the Inconsistency in allowing work on these days. although he did not exactly
agwew with lis ExuMency the view he toko fte Ordinance of 1916, which however was not
extended to these islands The Authority that hadin sttedt these oy6yAc could also regulate,
how they we're to be kept adhad they nevgbeen kept otherwise than low, that way dObeTvng
them had likely been sanMned To force LboueBb work on those days could never be done