New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
means pleased at the failure to get the

are nv no means pleased at the failure TO get the
' "IIndeT the authority conferred by joint res
ol,,;on adopted by the Legislature OF this State,
Governor Fort has appointed the following gentle
men Commissioners from the State OF New Jersey,
10 attend the Worlds Fair 10 be held at London,
In June next: horace n. Day, OF Hudson county
William Brown sui William N. Lacey, Of Bar
liDeton county George Vail, of Morris county
Seth Boyden. William Wright and DR. George II.
ChetWoOd Of Essex county. This completes the
number TO which the Governor was limited By the
resolution OF the Legislature. This appointment
is merely complimentary, and not attended with
any expense 10 the State.
The Tsenfon State GGzete in speaking OF
the new Tax Law says Ii makes very
thorough change In our system OF taxation; aud
as taxatiOn is 2 calamity that no one escapes, the
new law is OF interest to every body. 1t has be-
gun already 70 make g little stir, and we presume
it will make much more
The Anti Monopoly speech of the faithful
Wing Reform Representative from Burlington
WIN Brown in the last Assembly on the Cam
den and Newport Railroad Bill, meets with uni
yersal conluendation from the New-Jersey Reform
press The main principle elucidated and enforced
by Mr.. Brown is simply this that State may
take the property of its citizens for public pur,
poses by making a suitable compensation ana
that in the same manner lt may appropriate the
q
The argument is, that the Legislature OF New,
Jersey could presume that public use warranted
them 70 confer a monopoly upon the JOINT Conpa'
MES, compensation being made, It can also constr
tutonally presume that a public use warrants
them to infringe that monopoly, compensation
being made for such infringement
Gov. Fort has left Trenton for his home 10
Ocean County, where he will remain for month
The Legislature annexed South Trenton to
Trenton on the 9th. The people OF Jersey CITY
vote upon the charter granted them by the Legs
lature, although the City is allowed no power TO
regulate ferries, nor to tax 1ncorporatlonsi or
build wharves, piers or docks, without the con-
sent Of majority in interest Of the shore owners
The TelegTaph recommends the adoption OF the
charter, however, Notwithstanding these defects.
The Somervilie Wig, THE organ OF the
Somerset Reformers) reminds the Stocktonlan
sticklers for the " beat blood of New Jersey as
requirements for office, that Henry G. Carey, lone
of the able exponents Of the Anti MOnOpollsts
and Reformers is the son of tne celebrated Po-
sdephia bookseller, Matthew Carey, an ardent
champion of liberty to bis native ireland, and
true "Democrat throughout his career. The
Wig considers tbis as respectable parent
age rs that of the great embodiment OF Monopoly
himself
Hon. DR. VIM. A. Newell late member Of
Congress from the Monmouth District, has perma
neptly resumed the practice OF hisprotession at
Allentown.
AT the town elections in Monmouth County,
the Land Reformers met with great success, car
rying all the town officers in Raritan township, IN
which Keyport is located. VIM. II. Hendrlck'
son is chosen Freebooter Of Rartsn; Justices
Nimrod Bedle and Jonas Clarke. This is re-
buke to the Legislature for postponing the Land
Reform measures, Homestead Exemption, &c.