New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
SENATE.
Term expires


Atantic-Benjamin II. OverhelSer
Bersen-JGcob @. var Rperr, Henry A. H2pPrr. rho.
- ,Icdtf Ejvvtrd T Thomson.
Camden1Charles Wilson, Isaac W. Nicholson, Steven
cane May-Richard S. Leaning.
Cunberland-- Charles O. GrOsseEp, william A. Honse,,
Yitchei Edmund L. JOY Theodore Horn Rochns ron
sch IT, Henry W. Wilson, William A. Ripley 'a"'' w.
'.s5'oo,ncester-Nirnrod wooery, John Rulon. u..-
Iiudson-James +. Fielder John AnncS'' 5torEe ar
,en Gersan D. Busch NichGel C0oJd"' JOSIAH hoIl-
HTnnterdon-Jokn Kugler Peter VOORHEES, Augustus H.
oTrsY~oseph H. Bruere William Barton, Lscom
AhnS5IaSex-Isaac L. Fisher Albert l. Runyon Edward
ESgnn%Gsn.s 2 H. Patterson John Haigh VII
'S MorT"yathaniel Niles ". B. Lefevre augustus C.
oSean-A Ibert NJ Bradshaw.
Passac-JohH OBI1eH, Charles Hemingway Robert ".
S lgeii Htesner. jr John ". Dickinson.
-oinerset-JGmes Dotg, John r. stiats'
-n.se1--L iLbsus Marlin. Peter smith
luioI-I crdiH0pd Blank, Joseph ". foffS. ,-,,,..
Warreu-AbSal0m Purcell Cdeo H. 'oe"''Ne' '''''''
Tie most important business that viii come before me
5r6 ;t OF the Hon. A. c. CattoI At present the lndi
cations that the contest vii lie DetW me non l.
COrAId Parker and Hon L. :. Gregory Of Jersey CITY
are prominent candidates but II seems TO ne he genera
o1inion among politicians and Others well acquainted
with the public feeling that Nessrs. Frelin suysen and
ssh vii have the contest between the,n Mr. fIeIl.g
- - and Mr. Walshs liberal contributions 10 the
success achieved by the republicans in the last state
nI.li-n are their Recommendations the Office. Mr.
Walsh two years ago the candidate OF large secuo
of NE Ipubcans in the STATE Convention for ne nGIn-
FOR Governor, and he declined IN favor OF the non
John l. BAR who was deicated. mat thTIe wiz De
come correspondents have asserted is not at oil poba
Die. MI ash ana MI IIS,1gnuS zen aiT ti '
high character 70 resort 10 b!iey thu ~ - tlg ~
81 prominent lobbyists that there is no money IN the
night" Mr. Walsh Of the pillars o the Methodist
Church man prominent IN "rGNlals ana other re-
Alous mcetngsi he ls universally rcspected ana htlu
tbc Presby Church II the yenal JoeoeTs
IL he IL ature 60 outside Of these strong eahadaes
iu their search for consideration they VIII probably
I,..'r- nr NJ Parker Nr gregory II Is wen known.
RET rcd from the contest FOR the office several years
- H., Iteir y,tes which woud have insured his cleo
lion he let the stateHouse in disgust, leaving the
battle 10 ID, opponent, Nj Ten Eyck, who elected
NJ Parker has not been tried but he will doubtless be
nd ot ,rarting in intecTifr Mr. Secretary Robson
ls- been mentioned as candidate who VIII secure the
s.ed Win Certainty. and upon the highest authority,
mat De- viii not allow his name TO De presented; -
Jht there viii be some hing however IN me course
Of he session for the jobhtrs 10 NEEDLE with Is evident
from glance al some Of the subjects that VIII como up
iOr leg alatiVe action The NATIONAL IaHWay SOmPan3
wishes 90 complete It's lines Of charters from NeWl OK
10 Philadelphia. For the building Of road between
Hhc>e cites contracts have been gwen out II ls Salu ING
reht TO cross the Delaware river at fardleyyle needs
Suned. From Milestone 70 Bound Brook the company
proposes 10 build upon charter given TO the Hamilton
NcwYork there is break. II has been stated that the
company would connect with the Central Road at Bound
Lewis. has published denial Of this statement.
The Lrc Railway Company has It's interests to care Tor
The legislature last year made the Company exempt
taxation in Jersey City, thus giving the Company
about $1,000 This act win probably be repealed. There
are also the project for the establishment OF public
49, DIV Uob6fen camden, Elizabeth aud other
cities the redisrctng Of the state upon the basis OF the
census Of 1870 the formation Of countless and the
appointment OF state officers, all OF which viii give
rise excitement and rivalry Among the Oucers 10 he
appointed by the Governor aud confirmed by the senate
are the Chancery Clerk Mr.. Gummeres term expiring
on March ~, ISL the position OF CAleiJustSs VI tno
Supreme Court, Mr. BeaIdrey's term expiring haIch >
1871 and the Secretary of state, MI Kelsey Term "a
pirlDg March 10, ISL The olhcen OF lbe COhOhe o"o
Treasurer State Prison Keeper and Inspectors oil iale
Prison. are hled by tho legislature IN JOINT meetlng
The State Treasurer ana Controller form TWO Ol the IOe
Supervisors Of the State Prison.
Among the bills 20 be presented are the following:
uuuet1eut TO the Poquest aud Waikiki Railroad charter
Warren County, 10 point on the line OF the motifs ana
EsSex RarOsd al or near Port Morrls and also Tor
branch point in Vernon, Sussex county 10 the
state line az GlenwOOd, NeW1Ork, and Tor add
tona land for depot and other purposes; charter OF
railroad from schOOlcy, Mountain Springs, 10 connect
with the Morris and EsseX Railroad at some POnt t or
-tanhOpe, with capital Of SlOOJi making attend
ance upon either public private OF 9enoi d
puls0ry; ~ incorporate the Jolly Mining company OF
Dover; 70 incorporate the Miners savings Bank Of
Dover; permitting the voters OF Chatham township 70
control the licensing and sale Of sprtuous and matt
liquors Ia said township permitting townships!
wards or cities 10 control the hccnsiug ana -aic OF
spirituOus and malt liquors; permitting the voters o
summit township 20 control the license and gale OF
sprituOu. and malt liquor in said townships a further
supplement 10 the charter Of the NtMJtI53 WEI LINE
port o. either Highland or MiddlroWn station Of the
NeW-JrI-sy southern Railroad making new township
tn Union county, u De formed out oI portions OF N't-
Geld Springfield, Union and Linden; giving charter 20
he Grand Lodge Of The knights 81 PythaS 81 y CIV
Jersey; giving charter 10 NeW-frthewlck Inhe
eayings Bank; authorizing New brunswick 10 Issue
tzJ0O0O Improvement bonds giving charter for rail-
foa from New Rruns8lc 10 zahetbpOrt with t5O0 90
a.fuI aFa "a Pa.