New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-03
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE GOVERNORS NOMINATIONS WITHHELD THE
MONMOUTH BATTLE MONUMENT BILL PASSES
BOTH HoUsEs-BILLs PASSED AND REPORTED.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF thu IRibIAL'I
TRENTON, N. j.. March 2.-The Senate has
adjourned until Monday evening without having re-
ctived the Governors nominations. Inetei IL oee""n
TO be considerable criticism OF the Governors deay III
this matter and 1t Is urged that he should give the SEN
ale reasonable time TO consider the names he may senu
T., He must be aware that the Legislature IL soon W
adjourn finally and his critics suspect that ne IL hous
back simply to get the wEphand OF the Senate oy o'c
ing the adoption ofa resolution to adjourn On eer'
day before he dominates his men,
Four debates of than common interest occuireu
in the Senate this morning. The first was on inc o
which modines the law concerning fires caused by loco"
motives which lost yesterday. bur carried to-uaS
under pressure. The second debate was on OH ae
ing the law OF last year relieving mortgage ceDors
amt ON the bond severe onslaught WAS mace ae"ns'
the general principle Of relieving the deotor, ou' ~
measure received majority OF the votes. tue 'n'u
sonssion aa on the final passage OF bill giving mar
nod women not living with their husbands che fGht 10
se and transfer property Some earnest appeaS were
made on behalf OF the wives who are driven run 'he
homes by brutal husbands. but the oil laleu W p''
The last discussion was in reference TO the appro-
rr,at;on Of $4,000 for the Monmouth Battle
MnnnMent This is a measure propoundcd by some
eminent Democrats who go IN Ter Iue o,u dns
rno On Of the CONDITION Of the Treasury which
s go that State tax will be necessary II JOBS
~ ths Kind are forced through vigorous ana ape
oronment III favor OF the OF the living, lnStea "
WEARING large sums OF money in sentiment over tue
dead was made by Senator foungOl9od VINO saDWuu
that the monument managers already nau snicient
,nnnev IN erect a suitable shaft The state frlson no
shaved was overcrowded and there was ueuanu loI
ote aid 10 the pOnr nfirm and suniug, Whlcn cou
NO, be sunplied II such bills these are passed. Inc
was passed after further discussion In
the House. there is less sympathy Win tne ehheme
.nnronriators alluded to. but the matter bad Dren
IObbipd, and under Suspension OF All inc
rnies tine bill went through and was sent 10 tue
Tha S.nate passed bills as follows: Approprating
Ct 500 for current at the lDdutra scnoot I
Girls; enabling cities To sell wafer ,o ct
agree at special election; the General county act
The las mentioned hill was passed wlhouC neDdte anu
only one vote was against Ex-senator Deacon IL
vii 90 10 the Assembly and there form Done OF con-
tanton from which, 10 feared its excellent general
provisions will hardly escape unecathed =. ,.
The Hunse passed bills Making wages OF innnuiac
turers' empoyes first lieE the goods made by them
when the goods In receivers hands repeating tne
act reducing sheriff. fees; allowing SAVINGS oanks 70
SO instead OF 40 per cent Of their assets IN nrs
morfya1es. authorizing seaside resorts 10 lay out
streets: recurring supplies for tue State irlsoh
~ Ereehol,iers 10 employ county pfisoi tr-
On the roads giving legal settlement 10 children OF aH
parents; prohibiting minors under eighteen ytafs lu
nlaviug pool or billiards for money III puDnc reeIs
The L5ca Option bill reported by committee Win
o recommendation
Mrssrs Cra,ner and Lawrence, OF the Senate ana
Schauu LufburrOw and Lawrence, OF the hsstiuplS,
ere ell the wait on the New or
authorities and at tempt 10 secure MOD OF VIC
restrlctlons in force there against NcwJelre! chc
Senators Craner Hobart, Keasbey, Nichols, Paxton anu
TAYLOR will leave for Washington Tomorrow moining'