New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21


DEFEAT or THE RAILROAD MoNOPOLIsTs-NEw
RAILROAD FROM NETWORK TO PHILADEL-
PIIA-ABOLIrION OF THE INCIDENTAL BILL,
AND A BETTER SYSTEM OF PAYING STATE
EXPENSEs-sTOCKING THE DELAWARE WITH
suAD.
IRON TUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIBUSEl
TRENTON, March 20-Thc benefcent results
OF timely exposure were never more srikngy demon
strated than in the action taken by the Assembly this
morning. The publication OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
agents list, together with the vote on the
Narroy.G Gauge Railroad bill, has created such a
feeling of indignation throughout the State, that
members very cautious about voting and this morn
ing two bills which mere nafl6d for slaughter by the
railroad agents were passed by an overwhelming ma
jory Early in the session, Mr.. Borton called up the
bill TO incorporate the NewYork and Philadelphia Rail
road Iof New Jersey, and asked that 1t be put upon
is final passage The movement was unexpected by the
PENNSYLVANIA men, and before they could rally their
forces the vote was in progress. Many members VINO
have hitherto voted with the monOpolists, declined TO
vote on the first call but when the absentees were de-
handed nearly all of them reluctantly gave their votes
In the affirmative and the ina vote stood as follows:
YEA-Aaronson Boon Bonrqun Garfield Csrse Caee Dorrel
Dneher Fisher Gsede asht he5h e%mings.y hsadneA;GG
IN ioeo%oe LeeS Ls-9a, Lq.er MAGNET Mar'e5 asDaRo
RYDER, Sanler'on scienck nyer sntey Thompson lorbe
NNs-Fler Hewitt. Hopper. Leaning Martin Muchler, 0Nei
Rearion silverthorn, Stevens aud Van Rper-l.
the Pennsylvania men, WHO supposed they had matters
all their way, nearly beside themselves with
rage and dismoy. The bin Is the most important one
which has been before the Legislature II incorporates
company to build broadgauge railroad from Jersey
City through Trenton to Philadelphia and will Of course
destroy the monopoly OF the Pennsylvania Central Com
pany in case the Senate passes it, 1t is said that the
Senate is so completely in the power of the Pennsyva
mia Company that the bill cannot be passed. Their
tCa will be closely watched in order that the people
may who Of their Senators are for NewJcrsey aud
who are Pennsylvania interests, for the vote on this
bill will decide. Immediately following its commend
able action upon the New-Y0rk and Philadelphia BILL the
Assembly up the bill Incorporating the NewBruns
wick and Elizabeth Railroad Company and passed 1t by
vote OF ~ 10 5, Messrs. Leaning, Martin, sverthorn
Smalley and Van Ripper alone voting ia the negative
This was second blow at the mOnOpOlists since THIS Dill
was also their prescribed list. .
ambc and resolutions which If adopted as they o9Ent
be. will abolish the Incidental Olll ana thus put an
end to that refuge for extra'dgaht CLAIMS against 'o
State: ~, ,.u ~,
Treasurer il part only established ~ p'es,aen' ana S III %
on to the So9soa aud law G %. nS
to the Executives Of those Departments and A., -. A..
Treasury bot Tor made By law and necessary to de
y promptly expenses Of the State for which there 40" 40
HE State law. define it to duty the Controller
RS.oir,G ~ the Saae sRby That the system ia
laws Of the State. 49,. ,oo,
R Th The Treasurer shall hereafter have power TO pay upon
Controller from unapproPnstgu Il ~ ne
SsehOuse and fur'htr th snA1 We W.
duv OF The keep separate accounts oil ueh expense A1u
TO state the same separately IN his annual report .
the Of the Controller as d,nni W ~" 10
snt ali claims against the State the annual passage OF an Incidental
shall her, be discontinued amer ~ adjourn
nent sine DIE OF present Legislature -, a, ,,.,.
resolutions shsh tse ehc' 'nne"a'eH
AFTER Inc adjournment DE Of the present Legislature.
The speaker appointed a. Go3lef 20 e .n
her of the Printing Committee, Messrs Si'ers Machet
and oaudersOn. 49,, l.. .,a cono.o arnro,r,
atnr a. 900 Tor the Commissioners OF Fisheries 10 eAhn
I'm Stocking the Delaware with shad. The appropriation
il made ON condition that the State Of votes
like amount which bill now before the Legls"tnre
AT that state pIoydes for. The Delaware water Gap
and state Line Railroad bill, which passed the Assembly
Last week has killed by vote OF 10 TO- hessrs b
CarIe Uewtt H0pkins, and Mcpherson alone voting In
lis favor IL was New Jersey movement ana VI course
limited states Marshal Plummer has published card
DENYING in toto the charges made in tie ahdaVt of JO
semi Prcrf and says the only money which he ever re-
ceiy.d from Pycran voluntary gft OF NO. winch
the latter requested should he gwen 10 Plummels SON