New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-12
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OPENING ~E~>iO\~ or EOIH liuI -ES.
MELTING or i'll. Lt1l~LArrfE- Gov,r>oE N'CiFI-
LASS IAEtWtiL " ~~AGr-NOIH;Nr SIW ~
IuE srNAroEtL >IKuGGLE.
lFEuM in KLCrLAE coHu.>ruNbETr or TuE I.lHj sr.l
Trenton, Jan. ll.-At the Senatorial caucus
this morning The Hon g. \. Hobart az Pas
-aic. WIS uou.inatrd Tor the Irc-nlrucy ~
the Senate without opposition. Gentlemen
whose supreme ANXIETY D., tine election OF q United
States Senator discover nothing IN thi- selection or
III The way It WAS made, which has any hearing on the
absorbing topic Everybody voted for Mr.. Hobart b..
hc deserved the honor Tor h- services and cause
his experience capacity AMI fairness eniu,utly qu.
HIM for the place. lie hls already served 49, Speaker OF
the II use, and Is now the NH year OF h., senator
snip. where, as chairman Of The Jdcary Columittce
he has Dcen practically The parliamentary leader Of the
party. George Wuris OF Pass c. selected Il, ere
tary. and William 7. Huut 81 E.scx assiln SECRETARY
f. W. Beasley, OF Warren was named Tor ..ur,4- II.
clerk; Joseph S. Iumr. Of the huntingdon JournaI
clerk, aud Lambert L. Mulfosd. Of Salem, sergeant, AT
arms
The Legislature met for the first time This after
noon and settled down to business without any incident
worthy OF record. Mr. Hobart. hls inaugural adare,
dwet upon the necessity OF revising the unequal IA,
laws, and ADVISED the passage OF the tort resolution IN
favor o biennial sessions. the Governors message lV.
smoothly along IN platitudcs without con tanlue nuv
thing poe.tive or pointed The longest paragraph H. AN
essay ON the general subject 81 popular education bt II
contains no recommendation for legislation beyond tbc
mild suggestion that, prove he the case that
Board OF Education less numerous tnan Our eyi.tirg
one, clothed with good deal more power than It now
Possesses, and empowered u determine the course f
studies aud methods pursued, could facilitate tile so
ton or THIS vital prObcm' Technical iudustr,,i
schools are approved word OF announcement ~ gwen
TO The Words Farand theBtatc reminded af nu,t
10 be represented at the dedication IN. Yotknwn NJ
nicnt Good citizens are aduIcd to pay attention tn
politics, anu novel method of instilIing u kuowlr, ~
political economy into the minds OF tile aborug cIs..,,
Il suggested Thls ingenious scheme is slated az f,l
lows: "' i"''
One method may be suggested "a v,7.hv q,
consiIeralOH though II Is very probable tnat better
rOOms IN tenement buildings for small housrs aeon,
pied by hborers aud mcchanIs and there Ia no resso
WhY me principle should not b. general for hou-.s
the price aha he dOllara ,,r,.on'
the taNOe the former amount To be Lxed-cIaucin,,
only as rents generally rice and fall the latter 10 yr
each year vain the taxes. TIE effect OF this wonld he
what they Rn0unt to-" "
Tho GOvef1I0N concludes with benedictjon ,n |
the State IN which he has been brief 'sn |
ourner and 0ihcehQidcr, aud next week will shakc
Tue aust OF WJerSl from his feet, rather
Blush from MS gum shoes, and emigrate to New-YOrk
There have bren no developments In the Senatorial
contest to-day but great deal Of discussion AS 20 Inc
General SeweIls friends do not admit that tier |
iavorite suffered reVerscs in the defeat of Mr.
BOnsall They hold that his column remains STEADY AMI
that recruits coming On otDer hand ia
DOncnts that &c Is ut least negative disadyantge
10 be deprived OF the Of Speaker vino nonJ
Weld the patronage OF TIN HOuse his favor anJ iat
Us general effect IA observation-disclosures proves thar
,XSccrcary Rob holds CERTAIN South Jersey w.
which bOth candidates been claiming Bui The do
,siVe struggle Is yet 20 and Imagined that
Will be "a walkover for any body.