New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.


The local press is now busily discussing the
measures adopted by ihe Legislature the Reforms already
accomplished meeting with great favor, and the short
conings Of The Legislature are freely rebuked.
The postponement of several General Laws
is cause OF considerable discussion with the press The
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The Trenton Gazette has advice from tie Wings Of Cape
Nav entirely dspprovIng the course of their Represents
live In The LeRislAIre voting for Stockton, and the
pie OF Cumberland a. the home OF n1aync wing
cefeer have dsspproved OF his course by vote OF 81 to
IS showing The dsappova Of the Wings OF that town to
ne election Of any othoi persoR han Wing or pledged
Reformer 10 the Senate.
Great excitement exists in Sussex County at
he election Of Stockton and the Sussex Co. Home Jou1
~ DecA eItowD, syows that it will Tor The future olly
scvccste Autobiography and devote the most Of
Ns syaable space TO the discussion Of The important Re
ffas Jet be carried and laid over by The Legislature.
Land Limitation and the Exemption Of tie Home, the Ia
vore measures Of the National ReformeS, who turned
lie scale At he lest election and gave the LocoS an acct
Dental sscendapcy which has been used only for me par
tial accomplishment OF Land Reform principles Martin
Ryerson has written 10 the Sussex Co. And Monop0uss
that he altogether responsible for the votes OF the ms
bers Of The Legislature from that county for Stockton,
which has caused much indignation among their con-
titueus The Lccos Of Sussex have called meeting to
cenounce their Representatives for the course they had
purseed Joseph l.. Barlow continues as editor Of the
On the passage Of the Household Exemption
Actin the Senate MesSrs Bhdsa, Craig A. Whitehead
and Zabrske Wings, voted with the friends Of Amino
popoy for that measure-the vote standing II 10 6. Two
Wbgs Reeves and ZGbskie) went for the General Bank
inc Law iutbe Senate and Wings for the Bill eItab
ish Public Schools (Edmunds Fiihian, Rogers, saIsr-
hwAe and Zsbriske which was csnied by vote OF 10
to Tie Equalization Of Taxes was adopted by vote oil
5to5 Whigs united with the Opposition in soIh branches
DFfur HefDrms.
Two Autobiography Locos Morford and Van BEunt)voted
with the body Of lie Whgs the Senate for State Agr-
cuurist which was os by vote Of 10 10 TO- The Appor
uonmeut bill was passed in the Senate by an unanimous
vote receying ls In ALL The following are iI features
for Assemblymen
Fortynue members represent each the whole number OF
$3.50 the ratio OF representation recommended py Iae Leg
issiive Joint Committee Eleven represent hacnons as
oyys Bergen, Of 49, Passsic, SUI hudson, o5'4i
Fsssv eos; Sussex 7490; Warren, $685. Hunterdon,
4SI4; Morris, 5,42S Monmouth, 5S4 Glouces n otOS
sra ro Tepresented Somerset, $3.50 Middlesex, S9ll
Mercer 34l; Ocean, 1885, Burlington, 1881 Auanue,
7l4 Camden, &c., Salem, 5OtOi Camoeflana' 'V' Aoa'
1918
The Monmouth Inquirer Of Freehold, Wing
paper now in lie sd year. has been enlarged and greatly
improved The Inquirer ssys preferred the election O.
Theodore Frelnghuysen Robert Stockton TO me Ue
Senate The Locos Of Monmouth have Two organs me
Democrat At Freehold, Old Hunker concern ana ln'
Banner at Middletown Point. radical paper Young
America, the ofgSn OF tue NAuOnA heiOI " W."
,ev IN pub ished ct KeypOrt, Monmouth Co. Athoughne
Inour arsys Itself with the ultra CONSERVATIVES we see
II quite liberal journal Otherwise and keeps is resders
informed OF the movements making by The Reformers Of
the Stats generally publishing their proceedings strong
Reform spirit exists in Monmouth Co.
The Somerset Whig ian Anti monopoly
nsns, copgrsuates the State upon the Freehold OuAh'
cation abolition urging nasy pertinent reflections 70 me
ssec that he he Editor serve on six men jury and
when be gets thousand ahead, be reh enough to
buv fooel MOI merit talents and popularity He taxes
comfort st the The thought of being on footing win Tree
holders.
The Somerset Messenger Ia Stockton paper
re,oees that "ths monsrous measure Of rapaciy and
plunderr a. the Copgrtsslo River and HARDER BIZ s
called bss been smothered7 Very many wings and no1
few Democrats however are friends Of the improvement
Of Rivers and HAI5ors
The Newton Sasser Register states thar "
has ssceriained since the Senatorial Eecuop' uAA :
rsority OF The papers Of both parties have espoused
| ,be Aut.Monopoly cause. Some OF The principal wing
napers are thus classified by the NesGrk Mercury (WHICH
,,ronelv advocates the Land Reform measures snong
b,cb We uotce the Trsaton State Gazette the S'Hs'se'
Iv6io Salem Standard Paterson IHfegsHeT, Warren ~
,;eereer Suss.r Register &c. Among he Loco ana IN
ssrsnsent press are the Nark Eagle the RGhDsy HsHo
l;,'n yey,ev CITY Telegraph PatsrsH GHard1a PkV'sa
| Gazette, &c.
The Legislature passed los bills, the greatest
oop OF private local character granting and feas"
inc charters OF Companies, &C The Genera f'ADA n'1
Rll and the Genera Railroad Law and great aan0ee u