New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
TKEE ArrBey MONOPOLY.
speech of shc Hon. yRmes W. scovci An the
New-5crsey, Senate, on 1oin; Rcsoin-
tios No. 3, Proposing Amendments 10
a.. t,o.s,s,.t;a, ef NcyT.,gersey 10 Pro-

tie Consultation sfNew-Jersey 10 Fro.
hjbia "ExclusiTe Privileges"
Mr.. PRrsIDExr AvD GENTLrMEN: Upon one
Of the classic hills of Rome, Seryius Tullius built
a temple to thank the Gods. that, though born
a slave, lie had become King. If tho people
Of New-Jersey (and say it in sorrow should buu
temple fear 1t weAa be 10 celebrate the deoN,0 VI
public yirueto tsask God tbS. though tae! ef0 'o'n
Kings they have bessDs slaves. l proposed 70 SeaH &
80 the resolutions r-Esssins tHe COhs'"u''oN 0' S
The L,gsurs .Ssp not pats sny bin OF law sTsntins or
giving ony individual corporation any ~
cnsi5n ~ o,her prrops sr corporations from ming and en-
poyas tie 'srns ss and t =, =. ..sy
s1od OF given by the Legislature to any person OF corpora
N sne,k IN favor Of this amendnent. The
sSrotnes. of IRE heuerabc Senator from hudson (hr
Randolph) will prevent Es lie now Introduces ano1eI
resolution 10 appoint soam,iee with power to employ
a clerk who shall report TO this Legislature Al iis
NEXT sFss.oN what nHenGmens. IF ANY. shall De mace
20 the Constitution. q. msgnanimous monopoly ~
patron saint OF siHsins kegJersey ougt we hot eo
routy TO thank his Regal Hghness of Hoboken tat nc
has not long ago pssregaed hif parliament because
thero were Senators who did not bow dowh 20 h.s
behesis and make eb TO tho Secession message
of his Fxccency joe Parker with the advice aud con
sent Of tie Camden ass Amboy Rairosd Company,
Governor OF Nsw-Jerseyf Spared nonumen's ~ a' @
mercy If a Railroad EIag, We sin survive II A on
not msinforIncd the monopoly ru.o TINS SIale. [u" i
A. Stevens owns tie ssjor.y OF the stock Is tDe IIs
dent of the joint eeHPsse rnes aS fS o, 'S aeT the
Revolution monopoly Of the right 20 bridge tn" Lacs'
ensaok River Srnascd BY the LegslaleIe. ~ ~ ,h
came necessary in the opinion VI the tres.1ent OF %
of the Camden and ADboy Road, that the Diiuse
monopoly should 60 down. 1T Went Gown w
decision of tho Chancellor "a decision wren HHu ~
foundation In equity and good cVnseiehcel 'Hes "
siaSae, for a rairoaS was not bridge. tor
many years the New Jersey Railroad PAd trrUuIt Ira,t
20 Noboksr In consideration that tho Newas
"a shOull not 10 buE W NON
che tribute ceased the Newark aud HoDoken roau Ws
bull. over the Hackenssck River ne old monopoly 70
point that If the law abolish one monopoly perhaps
:hs Legislature can skolish another. Ana am thls
day e. as IF II. Il sa'n and ni AmbS lSS Fso have no
constitutional warrant and would noi h'e day before
the Supreme Court Of the United Stees ae AN eIoH,
IN nv opinion as 10 nav right 70 seat In ts Senate
know .is political and social herosy in NeWJerseyi
but Gods truth car enter Nev-JeIsey without peylnS
transit duty. Ny eiosssnt hiend in Congress l9ir'
Garfield saws truly tAat IL he sought political prefer
nout here no would become brnkcsman on the CAM
den and Amboy Rsireas; then he might aspire 10
seat In Congress and eventually hope 20 esls s ~
iort companies. In tay advocacy OF iIninedats action
In ny opposition 10 sae resolutions Of the senator inn
Hudson. which really segs non'actiOn ana lnlite ue
Law shall not argue tAe law points which surround
this question With majority OF the senate afen'
meDtis exhausted and here pause TO 90 honor 70
those brave and fearess members OF the Democratc
party whose politics Ssnounce but 70 whose public
virtue and whoss private worth openly Deor stl-
Dony. mean the Sesas9rs nom Somerset IRON w az
ron and frola Union who do not bond 70 the whisper
of monopoly. make reflections upon those who DO
not agree With tss, which lie the absorbing qros-
1oa " my constituents ana TO the state. IN ansoeeey
OF the monopoly those Senators who do 50 may be hon
est Ny consciousness os uat they gre rToaS But
Sir. the stoutest hea1t eeEsnes weG1es OF oonhic'
where vast majority OF men who seek 10 serve the
public In the councils Of tte State or nation, bhndy
bend TO poser instead Of principle.
MIR President, the reasons for immediate action on
the joint resolution are many and e1igoat. wha
means this lavish nEncenCs and these midnight sup
peIs at 3cIdentown ars et Nunber Tear What mean,
The crowd o parishes ana Astrunents Of power which
Eas reduced earrSv.;sh Scieacss Why have
they Travelled rom the ysian Fields OF Hoboken that
traditional Mecca wsers the needy cease ffOm troub
Ling and the hard w at rect 7" Why DO the news
pspars from Berger ss Cape May teen, and Why are
tbey tunefa in slsginy 10 zrsrss 10 the golden cs Of
sons hsyging dsoayed psltisan, haant the lobhes
ss wssIigtn % EePyblican senstcrs thst sae In
tan and Delaware Boy Railroad may i've while
the Emboy Road noy 70 an rejoicing and cOrrupsing
DO Sir these f6nfr raj BAKED meatS" cOldy fur.
nished forth that legave conscience may be stifed
while GAdr ne Jorms e Ios Legislature first deoeiring
end then bctra!ing sc people may bind rs with iron
baDds-helpess aas sborB OF our sreHett-Jor tstsiy
years conc. do the soldiers ssk iti-these brave
hearts wa0 Lave turned toward home many time with
diving syes 10 ourso The retsoa thai sends sympathetic
eyeetlng TO Iefer.op Davis the King of mon5pois.s
MOI TAefr sympathies for Liberty. against Gl kinds
Of Savery InEr at least, arc for the people against
Tho politicians for God and tbey county ogs,nst the
Devil and Jeh. Davis Ono Of theui, a distinguished
<ticer who made hg 1T With against BTeckilridgs
tlcKok a.
which eventually lid sot dsre to brave the popular
storrl writes Give the soldiers chance ~ (for
they who fight have r. right 10 vote, and you viii
Lear thuDder tol from the army for Liberty and
tae Uiiol ia hszt EOvenber." Who refused TO
allow lev Jerseys soldiers 10 vote and proclaim ID II
uReons.itntional wAan abe Attorney General
deea-. the right Of ssdiey 20 vote clearly In accord
sres with me Consultation. WAC denied this night TO
the braFtst and the best Of ard brOtherf The
sOminsui parry, vic o7tnnm5er the Republicans In the
I,orss ,nG SeHate two 70 onothe dominant party who
reDceepy ihe rows anu ltcrestS OF tbe Gge OF HobD
ken wboss money paid the e.eciioH expenses II rnauI
OF hesa ,esI fcia5e gentlemen. ieh eays talented
e1 r1er c. GoDgrsSo "D9slS from Interfering with
local sosorcieniy DoD't YOU know thst the Cam
DIN ind hIpSoy GadEoad aad Transportation COMPANY
&c carry 30. 3tfte for rs In 1864" Sir these
palse- Win a. - a double sense. They keep sho
wcrd Of Poi8ise te Me ear, then break il to
tho hope. They fear The Union tide which
r5us Insa Esss esrl-cd-tloy fear the fire
issn 10 or3;ro fss Sir. in tie dark days 1863
cnanOi roc9iet TIC eighties; sympathy for tie Repub.
hoan pasiI "a tae ia 4 Ct tAe monopoly pasters. De
anoorecy and Aoa.tDy vsr3 insolcnt and defiant But
egys .he oX'Congressa1, We help Eepabcans. Yes
J0c esns excellent end reputable bank plesJsui 70
tie wbo says PIc',isr he road you wiz oppose
slc" replied, 3" !et .ne Do beaten hrnt' Jhsn Tfay
Ianchs AID s.s se.eari yepe .ei loose at Oscs AID
vas nniet isas FssIidgc ID The mOuuia,n, srpr be-
cGGst " M1SsaclLsFttA father End Ae4-Iersey
nGiEeT hat DerE esocdeQ ihs oldfasbion j n0tica
tia: oonsooaS Code yee gerens ou earth-Wos ueve.
Toonnt b> We iSiae AnAsf 10 be neIc5eataIio ertl
cit cifs u Ihe bep91IsSE party cannot emo, cca In
NrT~'ssssy 5iAoG, uo.Aeip og This raliWay co:Fora.
tsos = 1eoerVec - ss il TIE Geb0omah.cF or GIuo.
isY I4'5N:F ~ The N1) Ssts abroad aul caULs- ho
lopGiar be g Tlisi igpaaicaa liberty meHas "a air.
NTl3FlfDd eSyS, " NsDt rant Is !aott' Ns1 tkiS
monopoly dieiis31a ~ yaiiss Sir, Is thing And
teia1 gie stS 20 say ~ ry Gi3Dds in EeW-frsey and
out ~ A SbGs7 letters v eeae- AM eEo9uFag rert Vf
Ire 2Es iE 10y msru9TF, and TO those Tho ire ascG
SO 4ges,c ay adtly 90 .ha raty CT TIC Rtpa9ac pr.
yo.t lse ~ Ese u" l"rgasSs u Romeo
!. 3st trJs, nss, Sn.lfuss ~ p:oFs more trus
saEn us1se VIA Rave a1e,s tinnHz to oo strange