, 1873-05-07

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Ts R R@%Tss9 %@d that that in the G %agg Draft The Item: Superior Authority v" posted with
2%% as a @n @S%6 NO q o 5@ be u" ooa A%da@ 5% %o 3 3desnS sd ns O s6 z sed 9@%@ a a1 og gS oP o oi
s9mG$5ooo p in consequence Of changes resulting from said oHGn@G; as the o%I v99h @ has
nI%ao being acting s Secretary gt to the the %5&a Aa9oaY d%sI WILL be ospao93Ig the fn@% Pre-
aoqi@nol to be- entitled to the full salary the "odfoai"h here introduced that the amount
The S~%S @"r{s Stated thu. according to the Administration Ordinance the one ae4n
s s8 F ry S 5d 5SS AIRY t to . appears as to 10 s asB *@$ T5 s 200 IS nj b s%s s 5S@ "% he a sq present 5e s" sSs
lazy to a. Bos"Rs% $4,000 oSs@r the Council to Ts e6e. 70 or Against 1a merely for
that the 3oa@%%o 70 propose roroo%o%s@ The public o os5ena DST% lad proposed posed "a c1 OF Sa@S6
% fm % Bo ok G%1 and T 5% rS 9@3 oo D5'5 6 however we've n t." Go" "f IN aq G could mot agree to.
that . s@@fu o 1 @5s "6 ii a9 o6 6 fI 8a % $S 6@ %d IS 5t his co "a % 9 mj% E S% 5oof P. a5. a ' %
oG@ a n4s ooSSm %1GGoo @ns9o o S%5 Dm % 5of B%&%4 { {r %iT8%o T G,y @1 nB Birch 1 D %% 6 a@ %H
ooo"@1pa32So% I %@"%o the Government een% Should keep @a5%y Ia sa2Soi o o aoi1 % 1%I% mott SS
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a~5 TEA %s @o: s: s:1 25%5% ID q? %'@ a5:'@9 b 8 d5@aI: ,sooS S%s sa 'S ass5ss : With e %s 9i ":S;
A. To Pr%s said i" 9so certainly y beg the Go@sJ to refrain from bringing personalities into
F%9 s4 S 6s%S on S %oe ad S% he 6ds sSy % @Br Sgn d to % &S s6 6d ems" eon %4 o o 0 aSe sa ay
hy .a5 % nothing % %9 @1 that IA tn. 6 % %rn2 " o%d mot not understand s9 agreements; aa1T
om @gy@"s% that could mo- be s9sa.l @b dissolved alasSy J the one party; T6sha
had n o4 % %%% d6H1%sn an understand" m%%5& between the fovsm%m" an the Council and "ahre
od The he P af% rfm a%l that tm 1.-THE ms "oom mentioned by the Speaker ofMs Committee there
hgb gay be1eed by the lew Ordinance. He could not quietly listen to sud6srng language as
4g he pa6oo @o o@5md calling @%o return the odyna} Stipulated sum @rs&sT @&o
chiefly T %I hS% ten 5 then % 9%oY @d$ to 9 h@ some "naas on on he Sc COMMITTEES @I Rp %s c" f the B%@@
already 5o"o Carried our, FOR Instances 4s r@s%6@o@@ the formerly b@gs expenses 70 the Ms
any g "% r@ can still m be %d,i the po5Ho %Pout"> Some %"%%s m{ be- as but
n%%% T% y g cnb @ o %%G any ~" I" I@ "1qon" sv G 4f EVERY "M e% So%%~ !" m% G t% m a %a
Ts%"~@I aojP"n#s mo"> has 5od %@ and ibos 50 @@1 5@ "nds to be DONE
nMtEM been ~d7@nTy in accordance with the Ordinance Oh A' military fwew which enmaed
L@tyem; it's there prescribed THAT there shalbe A Ofca5 permanently appointed; there were
only 50 oen o"r@ 4" the appointed With egWrn what the Committee says on the
promised Wo on Oft taxation, he WUd Mg6 state that BimpO&Ibe to effects such reduction
before We hNean e2c@S0fr revenue WyeM c expenses, and thee Committee it elf says tits net pos
SWe to effect any reduction in the taxes when the Budsas8hew yearly deficiency. He, the Pre-
Sm @d not at mat there h@Venr my b&hShhd aNHmW%" year after year, now could
thNe been possible witty yearly deficiencies arrive at a agas surplus Their ut;b but THE posi-
tn Ue fDuc& h@nm bena dB nOt such to WaMnta relucimf EIaO& Governor Bile
did express himself as aHdn the Report btbe hadh benb ta flew dNSn lathe island when
he stated that andb wa very naurnHr him. just arriving heew with quite other Impressions to
believe alter al t&md been said that great rhctirsn our M$c could henMej HMtrwars
altering his views accordingly. However, Wien speaking Of txadon, he, the Pei
dent would say, that there is reason to fleet a rnm0daGnG as some of the present
txesa are unjust, and is therefore the duty OF Government restore them to HMrp proper
proportion But as already stated @s essential changes be effected in the Expenditure there
Bno possibility Ct edlcnStzthh Hevenw We Wh"e an anomtn the Treasury, by reducing
t@t taxes WI would eGpNeI to dpnyeou ourselves Of what's rqnhelf for the public service and
that is VyS serious p0n He as well as tn GOvemmen is aWys willing to take adYcB in
regard to the mohhng0 He taxes m hec could dse how any ohr means could be deyned
frr reducing the taxes, except by having less expndtue-Ihe Committee syStht the surplus
IN the Treasury aWays pOned lat by thee Governmental buff ON 1.-THE explanations gn it is not
very clear whtpa is the available surplus; atal events it pPeaTO be bad policy and con
tay tosmdr rules fNcal economy to rcMnO nana ccunuttedh fund to cover ordinary current
expenses From the way these two points are put hgeRr the Committee does not exactly in
express words lay htech charge of Government, Uut certainly sufficiently clearly bamS the Gov
ennntOrO following bad policy by reckoning on accumulated funds to cover current expenses
pointing at the cclmuatedh fund land the presence of such fund dspwves the assertion fyery