St. Croix tribune. [volume], February 28, 1934, Image 1

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ST. CROIX TRIBUNE
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CHRISTIANSTEDy 31 6ROIy - €4y U 3 2a;
© 13t Member for Frederiksted Country
~ Distriet (Clarke : Mr Cbairman. I didn’t
_ know that this $300,0C0 00 acgnired tor
. these islands was due to interest taken
by the delegates sent toc Washington by
£ this Councilvia....... -
" 4th Member for Chris:iansted Country
¢ Distriet {Alexander): Mr, Chaitman. 1
. didn’t say anthing like that. The gentle
. man misunderstood me.
* Ist Member for Fredzriksted Country
~ District (Clarke) continuing: The dele
© gates who went io Washington had noth
. . ing to do with the money we have receiv
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PROTCEEDINGS
OF THE
FOR ST. CROIX
- Continued from Tribune Febg 27th
20d Member for Frederiksted Town
(Brow): Mr. Chairman. | riseto remind
the honorable 3rd member for Christian
sted Town that it is the Counecil that a
bli- hed the Commissions ke speaks of and
rot the Governor; and | wish to remind
the honorahle 4tn member for Christain
sted Country District that we have had
many Governors here b: forewho havebeen
« ffered many things in contirental Uni
tea States for the benefit of this island
but they did nct accept, The present
Governor has applied for and has receiv
ed many thirgs for this island. The hon
orable memuozr ean speak about his par
ty, Mrs. O’Day and Mr. B-rg, that’s all
nousenst L diii Vi
4th Member for Christiansted Country
Distriet (Alexander): Mr, Chairman,
Plc ase ask the Clerk to record this speech
verbatim.
2nd Member for Frederiksted Towr
Brow ciinninz: These people are in
tevested in jobs, not in the common peo
ple. Tne common people in whom the
Governor is interested are being fooled.
They haven’t got sufflcent experience to
krow that they are being fooled.
4'h Member for Chrigtiansted Country
Distriet (Alexander): Mr. Chairman.
Ihis resciuticn means that the Governor
is seeking a job. Mre. O’Day is pot seek
ing a job, Senator Wagner is not seeking
a job, neither is Mr. Berg seeking a job
| can fili the record with facts, butl do
notedretodaso, v o e
wan?g[«:smy. FE3MWARY 23:0 1334,
od. You, Mr. Chairmdr, at a meeting
wilih us in Frederiksted vou said: Why
not ask for five militon dollars, when pe
titioning Congress for an appropriation
you must speak in big figures. ’ uentle
.men, sending aelegates to Washington is
a wanton wasce of public money, That’s
my feeling.
Ist appointed Menrber (Moorehead): ]
want to take exception to your statement
about gratitude, Mr. Chairman. In pre
senting this resolution 1 know it would
make a great deal of differences as to
who introduce it. 1 did not seek appoint
ment to the Council, the osppointment
was offered to me, if | make mistakes 1
should be pardoned, With regaid to the
remarks made by honorable 3rd member
for Christiansted Town, | want to say
that | am not surprised because I know
that it is his greatest pleasure to oppose
any measure the Administration briugs
in.
sth Appointed Member (Joseph): Mr.
Chairman. I move that the discussion be
closed. [ donot intend\ro make any state
ment on this resolution except to say that
the honorable Chairman says that we
love the ladies. That 1s a very good
statement. He also terms us as school
boys; he thinks we are like school boys
who read fairy tales cnly, but I think he
is mistaken. | want to remind you, Mr.
CUnairman, that votes of confidence are
always given in legislative bodies, and
that we are in order in voling confidence
in Governor Pearson._ Thisis a time we
can afford to keep our powder dry.
3rd Member for Christiansted Town
(Fabio): Mr. Chairman. I just want to
clear up a few statemenrts made by a few
speakers. One member says that (Govere
nor Pearsou is not responsibie for the
Commissions nout existing. [ visited tne
Governor’s office three months after ne
arrived here and told him that this was
cne thing that led to dissausfaction
during the tenture of office of some of
the other Governors, The Governor
knows and the Lieutenant Governor
knows that there was no one who was
more willing to cooperate witn the Gov
ernment than !, but wnen the guesiion
of <he dismissal of native teachers eame
up it was necessary for me to change. |
should like to say that | have never seen
the Congrees of (he United States pass
a vote of confidence. | shouid like to say
also thaton some ocecasion, in 1847, a
matter of this kind was brought before
the Colonial Council and the then Gov-
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