New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
NEW,IERSEY LEGISLATURE.

| ANOTHER ERIE yICTORY-PLAIN LANGUAGE OF
SENATOR TAYLOR or ssEX-sENhToRIL
SHARP PRACTICE - GERRYMANDERISG
| SCHEMES DEFEATED IN THE ASSEMBLY
TRENTON. March Again to-day dad Erie
triumph over tho people Of New-Jercy and again has
HE neope OF the state hold itself up to contempt and DO
came source Of shsme 20 Jerseymen. IL cannot be do
MED that the Senate ruled by tie wishes and wes OF
Erie Robbed u its dignity and is purity II has become
the too OF an oppressive corporation deaf 70 the entroa
les for protection which come from the overwhelmed
people The question came up on the b W repea ono
OF the black laws Of last year, which authorizes the Ess
Railroad Company 10 charge high rates Tor fe.h
any railroad IN Bergen, Passuc, or motifs Couiues.
senator Williams, the peoples Shaipios, i1' ~ "a
earnest speech IN Ryor OF ING Pa,SHse os ~
repeater lie showed that under the law Of iast year INC
Erie Road was enabled clarge 30 cents per tun per
mile between Paterson ana jersey Oy Dc' i t sao
PicTcnOnts Railroad Of Morris county Oby threo
quarters Of mile long, was allowed TO charge thoss
rates. Tine state Constitution provides that law saa
have hut object, which shall be expressed IN us e
nal anG ought 10 be tkcn from the statute books
senator j. W. Taylor OF Essex followed with the paneSt
present. session. After reviewing the b. which
Erie obtained It's legislation the senator said the CUES
ton should the senate stand u any longer he was
ashamed Of that body on account Of the course II pr'
sucs. lie wished to know il the Senate Of SewJdsey.
when has been noted Tor its dignity in times past
the creature Of the Erie Railway. Inc senator
said he sh0uld vote against the repeal ne Wood COD
slider himself disgrace "A Senator ami man. Why
the Senators serve the state as well a. creature
or thS state It mas sot SDrIsd IL - slc1 n e %
the honor and dignity OF the Senate to pass tue repes
would stand openly before the people on this question
tits rcnbiig TO Erie senator TOrrey also
favored the repeater I'm a few remarks The vote vas
then aken and the repeater lost by vote OF nine 10 e
Senators BEETLE, BIRD, and WOoyerton being ABSENT
Yeas-Banghart Beach, Brnksrhof Cole, Hopkins.
Little, J. W. Taylor, Torey Willisms-9' rr,o,, r,,,.,a
Nixon, y. d Taylor, wiey-9; -,..
Senator Williams then asked leave to change his vote
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late, the vote having been announced senator ues
coureousy made the motion to reconsider, which noos
laid on the table thus giving an opportunity 70 OH
By resolution which passed both Houses early in hs
session. the reception Of private bills Is now ont OF Orusi
But Senator Bird has overcome the rule by gYhg O
| To incorporate a private company the public titeoi
complement to an act concerning corporation IN .ls.
shape the bill was worked IN, but It's tate IL tne HAn
| committee Is exceedingly doubtful. ...
bill introduced In The Senate provides thai any psp,
certified under the seal OF the Executive DepdItmehv
lie United states, to any state, to be copy OF any
record or instrument filed in any Office within slcn ~
parmen and attested By the signature OF te nrt.
such Department shall be penary evidence IN al cOufN
! and places OF such record A.,
Senator Little introduced bill FOR the lease Of tne
Morris Canal 70 take the place Of the one vetoed ~
Gently Inv the Governor The now bill Is without tes
features objected TO by the Governor II was oiue'0
| be printed. without reference 10 committee "a,
The senate passed MI Litc's bill which provides iO
the right OF suffrage Joint resolutions were passed 10.
the sale OF the Seyens battery, and momoralzlhs Os
eress for an increased appropriation 9r tue ne
stations on the NewJersey coast pii IN v ali
interests providing that hereafter the Governor Inn
have voice with the Appraisers OF the state fri~n
the appointment OF a clerk, was lost NOV 49, com.
missoners TO investigate the suDcct 81 popu fT in
ton, and report bill to the next l. glsI-t aIs
creased advantages for public Instruction Agsr Of
was received from the Governor naming nI1et th a
hills which had received his signature anoh5 'H"
incorporating the Grand Lodge, D. u A. NJ 49,,
The Assembly seems determined 10 Kill sucD ponNN~
bills before them as are usually denominated GEM
Wandering schemes" To-day two bills OF tn' ms
octer were defeated. one Of them establishing 'D
Fifteenth Ward OF Newark from parts OF the Se ,S
and Eleventh Wards and the other TOT tne -, An
the township OF Ocean, in Monmouth Iounn5. AZ
important bin introduced oy NJ. hltche, ,ayment Of
the General Tax BILL applies s2lOO ior tne pa, daT
Tho nrincInal falling Que ON the the lstu 49,
of January next, aud for the interest tlat VII MINUS
In January and July on the war dent ana ma. ts Xnd
and The payment OF any other Indebtedness OF tn ma
The senate's amendment 20 the bill proyahs - snh
free bridge at Newark nOn-Concurrtu III ia ON
seauently motion 10 reconsider was MADE gu and
the table The bill incorporating the Orahsy Tar
Newark Railroad Company was made the las Of the
for Thursday next, the Speaker VINO mas cue nawars
bill saying that IL would be opposed Oy INC W.
and Lackawanna Railroad. -, 4, o.,o, touor
The fret reception OF the season VIII pe SasrssrJ
row evening Ia the Governor ANA senators, y ,re been
VI state Kelsey No receptions nave uet..is ~ The
session OF several prominent citizens OF spnef Of
OF tomorrow evening VIII proOaoS DC '"' ~
others - - unon Re-
distrctine bill The Registry bin was periestor sban
Of Its features Is that, on election ds'
he legal days works. Both bills VIII DC in''0''
morrow. -, 49,. g,f, Herald vs
attached Ia night while crossing the Gteenest sfter
nv three roNdies Two friends were at .hn u hss
a desperate light the ruihans neg, Bgrton q
recently sharply criticised Ase,lhVIy ..hs,a,,sned
Trenton. other journalists nave oe'"