New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
ADJOURNMENT or THE NEIy-JERSEY
LEGISLATURE.
NO CHANCELLOR APPOINTED.
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TRENroN Thursday Morning.
The eightytnrd Les stature adjourned sine die at
midnight IN accordance with the concurrent resOlu-
ton the adoption Of which announced yesterday.
The closing scenes were characterized by gratifying
lslmony and good feeling tie members nasng
formed strong personal attachments tor each other
during their session, parted with regret ana many
heartfelt expressions Of friendship and regard Tor each
other. The list of acts numbers about ~.
II is subject Of universal regret that ths Efforts to
secure the appointment OF Chancellor dd not sue,
coed; az the important business OF tEat Court VIII
consequently remain in suspense. There wa. bill
before the House 10 portion VI this difficulty
by authorizing Circuit Courts to foreclose mortgages
II had previously passed the Senate, wnere tHe lesif
tees we're cat down about half tue present rate Of
foreclosure ana II killed in the House through the
influence, il is said, OF the lawyers, wnose pfohLS
promised to diminish.
There vas great anxiety during the afternoon as to
tire Tesut Of the ChanceiOrshp mOyem NJ and many
absurd ruors were current 10 the purposes OF the
Governor snd Senste--ShO maintained taer satag-
the close though their respective parties sp-
pesred TO feel confieIl that THEN Antagonists would
- back down" at tire last moment The result proves
now mistaken were those VINO counted On the want
Of fruDe.s 10 either branch ol the appointing power
Tee Governor was Nrry sDGi0C5 20 relieve the DIN
culty so Tar es be could consistently and curing the
moJppg sent to the Senate & communication which
they ia not open till evening. in this ne stated 70
them tie importance OF hAIg the once before tne
fir al a. iuurnnent said he was not tenacious OF the
particular ind duas he had previously nominated
sLG tt n Ct'.reG them lis. ~ nine leading members
OF the Bar from which be wou be pleased 10 have
them ;e.sct one ~ whose appointment they would
give their " advice anu consent. Toe pefs men
uored were: A. q Iabriskie, Asa Nbitehead Geo.
II. Brown, X. 5. Field ON. Browning, j. =.
Randolph, Joe. T.. Bradley, CortlAndt Parker, b. 1.
FREEING huyFen.
TDe Senate declined 10 make any selection, and q,
some Of their members and political friends attempted
10 excuse their conduct on the frivolous pre;en that
the Governor bad no night ~ send IN sucn patch
al one time the Governor promptly seni them slgle
| nsmt-t,eOTge Ii. Brown u SOmeIset-tne tao nisL
names the list having been previously re)ec ed
The senate refused their consent 70 this, and soon
at,r toe lont Committee Of tde two HOdss ~altsl on
tie CoyrIncr 10 inform him that they wore reedy 70
scourn de. II ussthsn near n! might and they
were informed that d aad 10 further oomnunicetlon
10 make 81 toe 6COurume NJ took pace Wl-lolt this
greatly desired apo ntmeLt, and much embaFIsss-
ueni Will te sei Ihroug noui the State, IN the eg uy
! portion o. our law business
| l. very evident that the senate nsd determined
from the net not to confirm any domination the Gov.
e!Or cOuli make consistently with lis previously eI-
pressed # DUTY H. has clearly pToved oy tae
variety OF names be prOpOsrd q Il ne was n0 stacker
! for particular uen-tDOugh he I'D adhere 70 az po'
iiics. pTucipe-sId TIE Senste cannot shuk tue To-
spu.lbiIy "a al the rss.lts " tuis eLlef Oipt upon
tue hls;OTy o, the session The sersiOrs hare siIee
alleged That they would have colKm5d any Denocr q.
fr tie Office Il TIE Governor had proposed one SUI
/ Z H. and probably has been, theT pSrpc-e 20 keep
this bone q oolteutOn To stimulate the poAeai siss
a. tie LeL al election II tie hope a. Pacing me re-
Fonsibity Of clo-iIg the Court upor the preseat
| Governor and be parry auc tEus -scdrs tie election
| OF the-r Own csnd.ceie
Nlsteysr teClfs uay lave been felt WITH regard 70