New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
NEW Jersey

TIE PRINTING COMMITTEE FORMTD-ARDOg Ia
RFFORM--GENERAL RAILROAD Law.
lFROM THg REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or ihf flfrEu
TRENTON. Feb. i4-Tho members Of bePrnt
Inc Ring are furious to-day, and denounoe Ae eipoas
of their we'll arranged plan with their hFonk Hr,
ment: "Irs all le" They declare that the, VII mar,
affidavit before every justice Of the peace IN he sas
declaring there was no contract Of tho kind Bat %
there are arrangements OF sort which, though
exactly In the form OF a contract fI'g strons
their anidayt., IT is apparent would have
little efsct The Speaker appointed, Con
nl,iee 10 investigate the printing charges kssss
Psrker Rogers. Carse. slverthorn. and HsppE
The first three ere Eeubcans, and Of these NJ faisd
is the only ono In favor of reform. Nc cars. yold
with tho Roformers only that he might move reeaa.
sideration after each vote. which be did each ume aod
was foremost among the opponents in mqnsan aa'
herence to the old rates. Tho eiofneis say se seee
lion was made in the interest Of the pu,srs since they
were given q majority Of The Rcpuoh an ana W" HS
atteirpt will be made to whitewash tho "ho" AVA"
Reform movements are rctting popular ana u se'"
evident that before the session ends a th'i""s"
will bo had into every Suspected dcparime"s oi N
state Government. Mr.. PARKER introduced two re'et
tlons tins morning ~ which T. expected - pr0is
some interesting disclosures, and reads a. follows
Whereas The state funds have been disbnrsnt bro
STATE Treasurer under warrant from tho CInims
without any appropriation having benn mlno by tt
Legislature for said disbursement; therefore.
Reso,red. That the Joint Committee on fraasarars A.
counts be and are hereby requested 10 inveS ae ~
pro- eedings ia of better system In ths Dcpar
mcnts or the Treasurer and Controller.
In presenting tho resolution SIR Parker ssii ~ dd u
Ia Wow OF securing better economy. and there
any one In the House who opposed such movement he
would like 10 hear from HIN. Mr. JOY SAID secmtd 10
reflect upon the Committee TfeasHror's Accounts by
imp, ing tat they had not done their duty and u0Id
10 las the rea0luton on tho table Mr. Patterson oosi
thia saying he did not wish 20 smother any inycsu a
He knew there some outrageous items IN ID. %
dental bill and he intended 20 vote against item heA
they before tho Assembly. Nj Parker a4ard lhss
the worst charges In TINT bill had slef0y De'n -
hy the Controller and Treasurer. and appeared " 10
Treasurei's report, and an Indemnify D"h Lii De.A
taken for the amount. Mr.. JOY Withdrew hl' m'I,n -
lay the bill on the table Mr.. Cats' 0heted - s.p.F
ue q resolution appointing " Commute W y - =,
vestate certain alleged improper action On " p u
amendment tO the substitute IN tho ora OF 80
which he snbsequently introduced separately. t.h
substitute and amendment were voted do"n' "1' Nv
original re solution WAS adopt'd =, NJ. ... N.
The second resolution presented Dy hr FaIAe' "1''
Wicrsas The extraordinary sum Of s,s5 - arP,rn
the State rreasurors Ecport Tor lo'l, ehai ~" u
&. Kelsey, Secretary OF SAFE, l9l lu'I''"'- 49,
newspapers, session of 1871; Therefore, r..,
Resolged, Tnat the Jon COMMITTEE on IiIy;;ric,.
Accounts be. and are hereby, reluestel 70 "a, ~ -
said charge, In view OF better ECONOMY iO' '"s
OF 1872. - Z. .siR
vesgation, the Secretary OF state s2I Lc
to begin at once, and that he Will anna ever ,.-e.
his 20 the Committee. utheH -,s..aff
was cxCrbitant. and says u WAS Only ~ "A
services rendered. law OF the state rei1I., VI a..
laws passed by the l. e,slature shall % bSA ts,-s,
that ho shall fdl nlsh cOU.es OK each law M t,.t.ss
papers authorized 10 print them. HIS ch y ~ sevt
10 have COPY made and tLcn TIE p,"Vin - -
To the various newspapers. He ~. lls wv. ax
from ak ten men during the session. az ~. ~
amount charged is only f.ur com leh'~ 81. ,,es
| labor. Last year the expense was .iES
account o the great number oflaWs p-'''"'
Mr. Silyors introduced the iOlOWlt,. t,.shn
Resolved That Special Ccmmlttee Dc "l'-f a, tts
| yestigate whether any amounts nave 'f - - %
| Treasurer, under the direction VI tlc =, 4, else
| any other person, In the Cry OF hasl 70 -, Ia
| wLcrc for collecting claims dGe 10 tNo ''"
| General GONcruinenf. 4
MIR silvcrs said he understood there had IA
| $4,000 paid out fOr this palpOsc, an" Le ''''
the matter looked into. ,.u,oshb bg
| Mr. Farrier introduced bill fora genera iesI.5s y
giving general prov visions 10 all peIs,"' ..al A.
| build roads, with Wow 10 abJns ink ~ 4 Ne
There Is little chance OF its passage M' refistis
Senate has similar bill which he Mss V.. IN o1d
by careful examination OF the general LAVE " rsir.1
States, hut he will not introduce il Va. q, sf ~
contests are at their hight Wheh nc % h. sBg!
support OF ONE OF the corporations. u "V"' i5n1
Us less 10 introduce it now. supp'hr'i \. ,ts Cs
Of Newark was introduced by Mr. Jaw EN .i, al o,6f
mon Council power 10 make, modii, d. -, Tit
nances regulating the sale OF all nus tt t,xes ",
act to enable Jersey City TO collect - I'm, SJ
| passed, rs was the bill to ncurpOrito t"o TO"
and Swedesb0ro Railroad Company -, ,,o ee-se
Considerable time was occupied nl lHN. m "
arguments the bill repeating the fi' .se,d taia
Nj Puerson opposed the repeal on tLt ,,lNd
would create monopoly fof the Ne,se..'r. ~. Nr MsT
benefiting the builders or owners ~ III sss ,u ~
read long speech. after which iultDeI - ce.
postponed IN thu bill comes MP on i1S in"' l"