New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14
THE NER JERSEY LEGISLATURE

THE OPPOSITION To TIE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS
AND ITS FOUNDATIONS-BILLs THAT REMAIN
BIZ CONSIDERED.
IFRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oP THE TRIDUNEl
TRENTON. n. j., March Ex-Governor Lud-
low has evidently surrrd hornets making his
nominations They have been OF u character to thor.
Oughy Republican Senators who heretofore
been cassed among the vereb:ses. white the
attic OF tile Democratic popguns has been unceasins.
The Governors newspaper here is the possession
his private secretary, aud personal preference, as
well as the mamma quail OF Official position leads 10
u support the nations with vgOr, but the Demo
press the grea centres OF population has not
m need matters Aceroity Is q mild term % apply 70
some Democratic criticisms Of the denomination Of
Mr. Kelsey, and Messrs. Laverty and Dugyee do
not escape criticism. The Republican press has
Endorsed Duryee, and the objection 10 bin among
the Democrats comes from the w hOrses,'
Of whom tue pary moro than Hbuoaanty
supplied and who crcise Mr.. Duryees youth aud want
State than local reputation. Tue basis OF the
opposition Mr. Kelsey the party associates Of the
Governor s OF purely personal That OF The Re
pubncans IA pub c grounds II asked by the Dem.
Otrats whether Mr.. Kelsey means 10 De a lie OtBce
holder; whether third term 10 not u-DemOcratic aid
why Nj Kelsey should not yield the spOls tho pluck
ng VI other Of the equally able party workers The
Rrpub leans show that he 10 under the cloud OF civil
SUIT brought by the State Mr. Kelseys rejection is Ut
minds OF people, and the subject OF vrlest H.
tertst is concerning the probabilities OF his renOmina
after rejection. Opinion here Is sharply divided
and tile rpasOniag Tor either side not bad la making
his selections the Governor has ignored his own conny
much Grot, aud personally he would have liked 10
Nominate Mr.. Gordon, the edltOr Ol us nome news
rap5r II Is "a tha he VIII now Iee retrieved OF Ie
responsibility OF advocating Mr. Keiseys claims, and ia
rejection BY the S5uac, Will % al Dtrly 70 seDd
utged that era acterstc Of the Governor is not to
look LAS placed bIs hand 20 the plough,
place 'nSi sy m oS n w not
vi Ia geS &c wiling hs 1ssn S ssl
plritOn Of the Srcretary's term OF office April g. II
Oh tn!s point that publican opposition Will Dc IestCd
Inc OF Mr. Liverty Is not 50 easily seted Thtre
have D'cn serious compl ints OF unusual plnshmeats
and discipline AT the Safe Poison undec tue pres
ct kre, erS Three years a-O THE Odlcla, General
Mott was Investigated by Legislative oommitIsa OF
FLOW Democrats. and the prrsc., wItues.
IA tue case Fiedlduer convict II was charged
that nad poured acOuOl over tue Prisoner
ami hr 10 It, burning aim oadly La'erty according
The senOGrlpnc report VI his testimony IN this case
ne considered ths ml1 treatment sr very MID,
Indeed" Frledlauier he card mad shSmmod Illness and
he UIvrrtTJ nad stuck pin lDlo hIn ana applied
some reSi"ratves TO 9rIng MN gu, OF me ma prey
eff Ct" La view OF the pubic excitement over
tue cnarSes against Keeper No It ) urged
that LVrry Is cOuiesSedy cruel ana taeIeore nhut Tor
ia. position. =, ,
Ae xeltng opc oftHe week. bat legislation wall not
~ all duh Tue Dill to cnInSe the system OF
leyyiug tue school tax wht DO discussed In tue
nate aud prOO By pass. It has received such general
that as failure wound meet with severe as
dpptndOh y DIi OL soat in pOit1uoo " tuN
tue State VIII be considered 10 tue same body G pro-
ydus that all taxes, and water rates wncl
axe appealed 10 the courts from t0e awards OF the
Commas may Oe sustained oy The COuit IN sNe
o any tcCunca llegliIJy III the levy, PROVIDED Ue
CuuII shall reduce essVe awards or maze, II neces-
SAY, an eHliriy assessor NJ II maKe5 the Court,
in Ibc reviewing board Ia contested cases, Anu
VIII prevent appellants attempt 10 InVaiilate an en-
ire rVy from receiving more than equal
Justice. Had 81 act been ia existence DVe years
nso II would have saved Elizabeth from bankruptcy,
and a. n ia, b ca indOrsed by the best authorities IL
val prnbab prove etrciua bar TO future failures.
'r,,uD a NbWrJCrsey has Ob Dveu Iucr
DO, clty out the success ich ltiSlOus taxpayers
nave been Viatr Lhr levies aud aSsrSsnloutS by
r. ,sUu OF technical ia, CAVITIES.
An act D importance Ghe newspaper fraternity Is
AN uuI numenU the severe libel law tho State the
oil pOpp-c5 mpiiy the Jaw 80 thar Jucie5 cannot
w ara lazy damages aud snail cOnhne Ia" amount
u their Yeldrt5 he damage wncn the pro ecu o. aJ
s.uwD the npel actually infected upon him. The
House will consider The Oll for local OptOn; the OH
appruprlatng $4,000 for technical schools and tue III
10 prevent exclusion OF cull1ren hOn the public
schools account " religion. color etc There VIDE
public lnteTest OF this last named measure