E
Contribution, before what
they regard
as the stipulated increase of the Garrison,
and it is needless to add
that my
action in
supporting the vote on its merits, and in passing it through Council in spite of the remonstrances of the Unofficial, has caused a certain amount of animosity against the Government. Indeed Mr. T.H. Whitehead and the Senior Unofficial
Member
make no secret
of
the fact that their action in regard to the salaries question is merely what they call a retaliatory
Measure.
6. Apart from the question of right of the Civil servants to claim for
such salaries as have been voted by the Council and approved
by Your Lordship, to adopt the motion of Mr. Whitehead