, 1873-07-16

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i ii s%as for the he . g%o n1 nt s%s o 1"1 Psn5 1 @ na a9 s %9 Ss sS isd 1 the d S1ogi
Draft. VIM n T the s" snop %g PROPOSES %a @P% for Or anbd dRr Ss S bs a' caaed G gS%%E b eb naa TO 6 mI B,f fGes
he nnsa@@$o5%" H% Intended dat at md %% sso%% P TO- propose e" @ a an "S PSs5 d at the hsS a%% be
sos J%s l s@5 S 3 the % c%%4 s T T m may% tn FosassI Year { 55 - { $sa3y an s%@tns
amounts mt S M%b be considered 94I%% as fy Granted or nearly as a loan o
T Tad % ask % Sr e yo$r S%S % @ ov %I sn inst Rd I 9s 1 "%5 T p5 se Sa" % ask. nf" nos om G and h he
cS%msn the Speaker had d%s also ob5aSo% against giving finally $4,000 from % genera IF funds %S
css"ns6z @n5y @@ loan E Interest he he YOU'D you he be inclined incl @ " TO vote for "%%s he % %%d
b a4aIon Another point on which he would have like oDuob'b is namely the plan Mentioned by
ing off, d Ps%@% ne FUNDS 5t which them G%S could % be- converted %sSP% "%a 9 j% 6 the SG G%hd 1 T%s
that % sd N%5 % for m ch%d 5s County D;s~a g H. F@r1aH1 said he had hc1ds sometime @o
9 rbeb n acre a a% I a@G n@ a%I @t %Fc cs 6. 5 @ @G b rf 9%55 Be- s S% that II G 59S@ me 4s 6%,
The 92%% .aop i S6I*q%g our W. BIZ, sanf Under dso5@ dosn The 569s@%@s on he Dn&%
%% oG a @s T IT a 5%6 a SS % 5sSS an to 5 He bl b oi 35 a sy1a rs S n OUR d2j j" b % a5 s sSd 5ad
a, 9Th c%~osnba g%. had not been able to Sc the advantages ofhsybg the Immigration
vh@d him. The I%GgaHon0nd Ta asH %d B by pTn aP ~tS I@~ F%% became became r nspo %%
Colonial Treasury to ron the r o%%@S %n @ Inn#g% @$ % so ""e% % and who Who again %% h@ The pays %S
@%s 1%%t I 5f h. $s $1,000 will %t%e T Ts% could 1% Lee the ns%5y % s5%P@f% The %s
it S wud 1G Ge neta f 4e whole i @ og% Su d% p@a off, f% T T%n m e%{ %a I S 1n9 o5o "h m' against g%at t& %s
the Bill tr"1d h~%s> be much more aE if II whole In4iga@nn6md were done away
Continual aSe 6v"1 anms for he Fund to ndn q%s expenses.
he "ng"3@ad The 5."ns%a H. @s Fund !" provides for By special Ordinances have
NOV %I S Ts u p & R@ aS %%" @%@jIo add% %ss5 %'% @5%s" called i the Ip%g"%@ S"' vSe"n it ray
only onas{o "%y borrowed 6@ which in the @g6o the borrower 1f he COLONIAL Treasury
sS@ S" the 1 s5s% %s' 5 f . %P%@"tn s5 a%' v hell sy ya& H5 not 1 ; a @I ssSa1 ss %sn sH B22
apgsas @ %e im%r%d % 9h ' %%s DC te4 T4 %o 4%%8 d %H h c %o %% ~I be Se oonnfa %nG i@ af
for orr he future by granting The P%pSd 4zi cdG not admit the vGy Of either S ." "%
gado n in in the the %9 way as . m@9 %g %f a "%a noe a. d cum .Sa require %%r Nor , would the
'ser rss 5S s@ s,% %@i 5 5Bs8 % @S a "S 5? s%@os S5 y b @: 0s% IT an. do a@ su5 5 SS%S D. Il. s bsdia4
nnt money be granted Buth ec Gould not agree with the 9Th CrOwDmember trI that the in
come ait CNd to The Imng@MDfund will continue to aWue een Rmrt the LMnL been paid
off; that will nNb the case
2d Member fore hhHansedf HmmnI nqmWd if the Ordnance shpuatug that the loan
to the InmgHiodund is to be uPd within acerHn time and Wit certain means, would not be
inrng diff the payments were to be delayed
The Pmdmt did nHa nhcpaC any difficulty in obtaining different terms of payment 1t was
understood in thee conference with the Councils MembeS that he should take the necnsay steps
toascetanw With certainty fhe plan Of aging of the debt wond met~ aVNu he parties
in Denmark That plan is a g@1a and naturally way dasng means for imnhgrhMn purposes but
he huscfhad already under the Dic&Nna alluded to another plan, VIII applying ana amount of
the responsible means in the Treasury on anticipated payment Of the debt and to apply the
amount thereby scd on the anul. interest,", to the nmiaion;h oWevGr saredy stated
at that inc the present mono nE mt Gvmabef for u.s. an accout0 he state and prospects
the Island where the available mens will be reqpd for siuncet estates
LIST NJ nbr for FrdeikSed ISuanU1 would order to guard aant his pWvhu remarks
being stretched too far beg TO observe that when STATED that til in reality Hmaeni whether
the money be granted Ba loan og eft, be meant hat to the parties receiving aid from the mi
gainFundH it's nmaerpI whether the money f0m the Treasury hw a loan or gift. He dd
ntItend that ives hud Mtam against the law. The Dw was contracted by the Bugher Council r.
and with the herob Obligations Of heL Land it devdvcd an the Colonial treasury, and the
whole is based an certain law, so th he Colonial Council could ptby va vote ma grant do
away With the Institution for which the loan was made, and the Council ought not to
dOsO
merely provides that there shall provided an immigration fund.- be raised ~ a loan,
and to repay that loan eNn incomes are attached to the Fund If We go SO closely into
Sutnhngh the. law, the proposal of the honorable member would itself be style ncnGs-
tent with the law, as the Ordinance of 1862 only authorizes the Bmg OF the one loan Of
$4,000.
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