, 1874-03-21

observed all thu time the Council has existed, but it appeared to him also quite clear that here was
a legal necessity for this practice The ac@p1n" of offers for garrison p"veyan@ no" is m@t
ceases; according to the Colonial Law &c such a measure will require the coento of the Colonial
Council, fr on that contract the yearly budget IN that Department. based. The comparison with
the building epensg die noth hold GOOD, as the money for those exensess bya Money Bill for the
curen year place. to the disposal of the Administration. Another thing IS that. the contracts
might be hd teWeh the Council without mentioning her nnes of the parties; as the only r"n
WHY the consents legally necessary is because the measured involves a perpetual outlay Of money
proposal hiatt the administration be authorized to make acnhact with Mn" fonythe
conditions and the terms be submitted, would nppemhbe sufficient
1t Member for Fedeikaed lSaauuj would ote Charman+ remark only add, that accord
ing to te Colonial Law, especially 49, the Coonnl Council nt only u legislative Assembly,
but also an administrative Assembly
The President saed that the views expressed by the honorable 9th O0vnmember had already
formed the sujct his considerations and his ephnn vast that the matter belonged uuderd the Ad-
mntmiu. According to so fComih Law the Council has a certain right " haved matter
submitted, but how far tina enacmnt is " 60 is natter" @oo6, aud h"ke literally here
could not be taken a sing. step without calling on the Council for its consent He d ben,e en-
able to find any Gs except that [Geyh have BEEN Submitted whenever there were any doubts, and he
was lined TO- Mmh thai the Gymem tin such cases acted more view Otis own responsibility.
Chairman as previously stated by him with hsd difference only that he lad made use of the word
conditions, wGeeashe Chairman would have the cnhecs Yourselves submitted; but it does not
appear necessary to seek the Councils decision as to who is to hw. the business particularly when
S2I dhe conditions reserves the right of the Presidency mott give the exclusive preference
2d Member for Fnaakael (F5o9 said that aeodng to his previous statement, he would
CnHtansad, and IN the olrtand could not approve that way in which be matter has been
4h Member for FeIeataels Country District H. Fuy4yJ would ask whether the Council
hasa right to deal with the question or not; fnot then hshouIin not haveh enbnghti. Every
nt5o occupied with such matters if they don't concern the Council
The Chairman referred to what he had previously stated The Presidency in submitting this
sd Member for FededkseI lLramo] could agree with the remarks Of 5h Cnwnmenbe, if
be submitted He woddb beg TO ask if the Council rejected the proposal of the PRESIDENCY, what
would be the RESULT VAS in the Pesdoncy8 pOwc, in that event. to alter the vote of the
The Chairman replied that in the mtofthe Council rejecting either Of the proposals, t4
President will of course haveo decide what he will dos butt Chairman would in the most posi-
tive name declare that according to his conviction the Presidency could not accept any of the
Government had year after year based their money bills and budgets in this department
3d Member for Ohrsdaseds Country District ICoe) would recommend the Council not
Ano one desired to nHehe word further the Chairman c'od tn discussion and put I"
1.-the Council will give IT'S coonntO the acceptance of Mr. G. Rrpugers offer for pur
veyme to the Garrison at FrdedkAed md NnghHI md the superintendent Of the Hospital
on the conditions set forth; which was adopted with II votes against p not VoHng.
? Htr Crmdl will give its consent that a contract for the pTynco ot6e Garrison at Chris
Mr. L. Johansm or the terms offered in his Ier o2uh February;
As 1.-THE result of the voting ap%Ndt dohHnL, the Chairman hartman caused {h e roll to be called
Against: Coulter j. Famny Fleming LaUmet Sanuw-EIot, Fabeand I. Farny not
voting; EHotsnns thai his reasons for datnug from voting were the same as those given by
the honorable S crty.
rs consent was consequently given with T. : votes % %na Josa ,n, md 81, n,u,m
will receive information otho& day 6rn2t meeting and of the Order of the Day.