New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
TIE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.


REJECTION or APPOINTMENTS By TIE GOVERNOR
THE COVERT ATTACK on RECEIVER LATIiRoP-
iMPORTANT BILLS PASSED TIE SCHOOL BILL
FILED BY TIE GOVERNOR.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
TRENTON. y. j., March 23.-The Senate tins
morning adopted the resolution to adjourn without DAY
on Friday. An executive session WAS heId auu was
somewhat longer than usual Patrick H. Llverty the
nominee for state Prison Keeper. rejected by vote
5iolO. Those voting in favor were Mes'rs' Law
renee .en,ury Wortcndyke and Miller DrInOcratsahd
S,rliu Kerublicnn ana those opposing were all Rrmb-
cans Mr. Paxton, Democrat. WAS absent, ana SeVcrd!
Republicans d1 not vote. why Mr.. Martin Hhouiu ooit
the caucus when had merely endorsed public opu!On.
a probably 10 be explained by the fact that lie repre-
cents Governor LudOw's county. The nomination OF
Ahsalom b. Woodruff for Judge OF the Court OF Common
Plea, Of Ps.ac County also rejected This action was
dine II IA understood to representations that Mr. Wood-
run acks tug impartial AMI judicial mind demanded oy
the position The nomination ~ Martin Coe o' sussex
County Judge Of the Court OF Appeals was lad over
temporarily.
The action OF tho Senate has met warm approval,
and Will. IT is hoped, result In a reconsideration
n, the nominations by the Governor Inc
reflections were due entirely TO the supposed
uuntness OF tho nominers for the POSITIONS anu
certainly were owing to partisan spirit When the
adjournment resolution came up. Mr. fOungblood SAID
he should vote resolution because It had been en-
due 10 the Republican party and to the State generally
that the aucston whcthcr the Constitution meant what
IL said that the Governor shoud appoint Dy and win
the advice and Of the Senae-should be decided
and be should prefer the Legislature to remain In session
until April o. when Mr.. kesoys term expires 80 az %
| settle the question once and for ALL
Tbe nominations Of Lewis j. Martin for Law Judge OF
Sussex County Eugene Stevenson for Prosecutor OF
the Pleas Of PAssaic County. and of Isaac smaey as
Visitor 20 the Agricultural College. were confirmed
The bul changing the terms OF office OF the Riparian
Commissioners from Ne tenure to Que Of four years
each. and for the appointment OF new Commission
immediately. pas'ed hr Senate this morning nut was
held for one day tho request OF Senator Schcnck
under the Senate rules A. noon an Assembly caucus
| was held and brought I'm by Mr.. Herr,
| who proposed that the bill should be made caucus
mcaeure. lie supported by Mcssr' Mum and Will
kinson. AN opposed by M"ssrs. Van DUNE Lawrence.
ptts and others who showed that the apparent object
Of tnc measure simply To remove Kecelvrf lthIOp
f,m hls place IA Rlparlan Commissioner lr wilkinson
rrrw violent and rrd The opponents Of The meIS-
answered by siaern"n> mat the opponent Is lid not
intend TO submit to caucus niraliom wren u Wa wn+
inspired 10y railroad Influence Thr matter was hnaly
nnuurned until an afternoon caucus. ms was even
more prolonged ana resulted III as mite as tne morning
| .-~sOn The advocates ol thr h, Whit HtIt" 70 10
Cupromisc and they were litlr more modest III lher
Inv fir mai rity re- solved 10 let the measure take ita
rInccs on the oor the House. where 1t will probably
T"e Assembly bill providing that taxes and assess
mcnts appealed to the Courts nhy b. decided ny the
.prd the thiS morning 10y vote OF IA 10 - III"
i,tt.r h, ing Senators Francis and Deacon In al, ~
cnting the measure senator Gardner Sad mat he he
| ncvrI that II all the legislation Of tnls session was
rem .alcd aud this bill passed u would be better
tnnn that ths measure should i've defeated Senators
n,art and lOuughloOd lndJrsed tins opinion. Senator
| Francis opposed The hlll.
| ioiut irr'in held at noon ana several CommlS
| st,nrl7, ~ Deeds and Police Justices elected.
The senate passed bills rOgvc Eih 'beih the right
to cnmpromlsc unpaid due before 1873; to give
| ctrs TWO FrcehOdrra Tor ench ward To appropriate
~ 400 for technical where cilrS raise equal
,u,ouut A bl Introduced TO ucrrnsc the salaries
of hr STATE Controller aud Treasurer 81 900 each. Tho
pr,son Labor bill was amended that 100 convIrts III.
strnd OF 30 may be- employed ono branch Of industry
| senator Bnd,nc offered resolution that committee
shall he appointed investigate The suDcc oi an inter
| nedary PRISON, with power 10 hit ntcr adjournment.
we're SO appointed The 30 has cd the bills
venting tue exclusion II cOOred children from The pub
| Inc schools aud the hill for Constitutional tOumSsion
They became laws without his signature IL Is SAID TO
he doubtful whether no Will act under the Constitutional
| Commission bill. go. .
MIR Num- IN the House introduced bill enabling the
Paterson Society Useful Manufactures to erect rescr
yors for storing It is stated that this provides
for all that the inIrOduccrs OF the Hobart Water bill
| allie commemorative features OF that bill Tho SOuate by
vote of II Ia T. passed the hill ab0ishng the political
detective bureaus the Governors Veto The House
| will do likewise Tomorrow.
| The Incidental EXpense@ bill was Introduced In tho
House aud amounts To 81 GOO. about the last
wear. The Assembly tssed the Senate bill providing
| for Commissioners to the Worlds Far in NrwYork.
The bill to enable tho Jersey City Sugar Refining Com
pany to get u supply OF water Was indefinitely post