New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
THE NLW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE SENATE COMMITTEES RECEIVED WITH FAVOR
DisCONIENT IN TIE HOUSE.
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or HE TRIBUSE.l
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 14.-rhe Senate COM
miitecs which named to-day, give satisfaction he
cause they are made up without n single manifestation
Of personal feeling. Those In the House have created
much talk. and will provoke opposition to Speaker
Oviatt which will he less conducive 10 harmony than is
desirable 1t is charged has been dscourteous
TO opponents in his fight for the speaRcrshp and that
he has not been 10 what were understood TO be
promises With bitter minority and cold majority,
the Speakers path would be strewn with roses OF
Summer.
Senator Francis, on the opposite slde OF the Capitol,
threw bOmbshell into the camp OF that wing OF the
Democracy popularity known as the State House Ring,
by the introduction of resolution which adopted.
requesting certified copies OF the reports OF the
tary OF state and CLERK In Chancery as 10 the fees
ceved by them the last session Of the legislature
when the requiring such reports was passed. IL is
shrewdy suspected that there have been found be
more ways OF constituting the words of the act In qncs
ton the legislators who passed t perceived. Mr..
Kelsey, in fact, Catching It" this session.
Senate bill No. l. which was ordered TO n
third reading to-day strikes at him In another way.
lie has been accustomed under act passed in 1877
to charge 81 for filing in his Office the names OF the
officers and directors OF each corporation OF the State
As there several thousand corporatons the income
in question; and as there Ia every probability that
will pass there trouble ahead for the treasury
OF the Democratic State Committee.
The important question OF compensation for the
ndicIary of the state up again The passcd
last Winter is thought to provide too little 10, the
Judpes and too much for the Chancellor. One PROPOSE
tOn In The shape OF Dill Introduced by Senator
Francis giving 'he ChHnee%r ana oneJ@sLlce
Justices $500 and lees, aud Common Pleas
Judges 80 500 In counties or 10000 population,
Tyith additional each 10000 OF
In counties Of over 10000 Inc other propO-
ior a commission of i've citizens to investigate the
whole subject aud report TO this or the next Legislature.
The Chancellor and three Supreme Court Justices who
are 10 be appointed this Winter, Will be affected by
auy action taken this session
The following bills Of interest were introduced in the
u0uee Repcaling the General District Court act CIV
ing widows and orphans OF initiamen killed In service
the same privileges that those OF soldiers OF the Army
receiye fixing penalty for selling liquor To
without the consent OF their parents h1ng penalty
bribery at elections. changing the hours Tor keeping
the polls open 10 from n. M to p M, and limiting
the number Of working hours on election day to eight
providing for the prevention OF cruelty 10 animals ex-
enptiug property under 300 from execution; making
" The most important OF the Senate Committees an
nounced to-day are as follows: lRepublicans In Ko-
Iitdiciorg-Messrs. Hobart, Francis and Rabe
Rerision Of LGps-Messrs Vail. Deacon and Cdnfeld
Ffndnce-Messrs. Cramcr, Deacon aud Miller
Municipal oorporattonS-Messrs. Francis Gardner
and R1be.
-Messrs Cramer, Martin and Cooper
Riparian htg"'S-'ieSsis' uai"nci' "i"' un "uo Ld0-
In the House. the following principal Committees
appointed; . .-,, c..
L. j. Martin.
Eags and Aeans-Messrs Van Duyne, Conkling,
Board BIOd0ch and Demdrest
M,inic,paf Corpor0t0ns-Messrs. Burroughs. Gill,
Miller Lawrence and l.. J. Martin.
Corporatlons-M Burroughs, Gil, Miller, De
D1aTest aud AlbertsOn
Ranks aud Inairancs-Messrs. Patterson, Herr
lawrence HOnce and l.. J. Martin.
Rerisi0n Of Ldns-Messrs Potts, Morehead, Carter,
Hunt and Kc1cfi.
Rtparidn Rights-Messrs Riegetmsn, Hening, Parsons
Barber and AoDernoH
IG,Iealtut-Lufburgh, vreeland. CraIt, Ramssy and
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