New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
THE NEU-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

| TIE CASE OF MIR KrLSEY-IHE RIPARIAN COMMITS
SION Not TO BIZ DI>TCRBID-THE COLOR LINE
IL PUBLIC >CHOOL~-IHE NEw-JERSEY d .TECTIyE
BUREAU ABpLI>HhD-THE CONSTITCTiOSAL COM
MISSION
FROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.
TRENTON, n. j., March 1.-THE Legisla-
has adjourned uurl Monday evening, when 1t wall
probably begin the last week OF SESSION There
some majors who ARE inclined hold until Apr!
T. when Mr.. Heseys term % Office c&prcs. but The pre-
yaliiug sentiment is against such Wh"a the
senate twice rejected the nomination OF Secretary
X sry Will have done its duty and II the Governor
then insists his appointment and places him In the
position. the wall be crcd cd with the entire
responsibility Of such action An effort 10 prevent the
appointment fiji the vacancy, If IL occurs. Will be
made and the constitutional power of the Governor TO
act indept Dd"n,Iy Of the Senate VIII probably be
definitely tested. As TO rxShcrf Laverty rejection
grows more probable daily, and involves serious
questions. It /. -ad 10 be possible thar the vernon VIII
con-i,'"r a Tor the Stait Ison Kerpership.
The bill to abolish the present nd OF Riparian Com
miss oucrs which has been pu. " the opponents Of
the Central Railroad Cnmpan' r Considerable ylEOr
met an untimely ftlc IN the Iou, tins morning. Its
friends were caug.t mapping. and before they awoke
Ass, ymen o. ouhOr and Potts had secured its indef
ME posiponcmrnt and the rejection o! motion 10
reconsider. The action was shrewdy done that II
has been laughing matter slnce
Inc Dill the excursion or children from the
public schools account OF religion, nationality
passed the Assembly by close vote. lively
debate. Mr.. Bell Deml the representative Of che
trct which Fair Haven. the OF the recent
Ored school troubles is situated opposed the measure
and II advocated by MrsSrS. O'COnnor Mum, Duuo
anf othe:s. Mr.. pCunnor. stLlwart Democrat said
he meant 10 have the bill passed II he
con Il. He had fought four years the Re
be lion for equal rights he fought
this measure at least McsSrs. Barber. DOnneily,
Dunn, and O'Connor Democrats, voted ff the bill with
al the KepD lcLns kept Messrs Robinson and Bonsa.
At the iast election, number OF II doubtful
antcccdcnts were appointed by the Democratic Mayor OF
ana were under The management Of The "Ncw-JerSey
Detective Bureau" state corporation. T.ry were
careful rs ,lGib ty % every Republican voter
and in Tact ctrd asa Democratic poll COMMITTEES. To.
day u b II passed UOh Houses abOshng the " Bureau"
aud II sent 10 tnr Governor this evening II the
Gov, vcOcs II, the Legislature Will pass
The bill providing tor Il Constitutional Commission has
also paa.r, both HOUSES by patty veto and there II
TIN" ronth before the Time set bN the III use Tor final
auioIrum ~ Tor Ind other poltiCdi ucasures-.u be
ac"t upon. NoEe need fii Tor want Of time The Governor
sun holds ne iI"a1ipr 'hnrnl OH, bt VIII probably
tc II without ms signature this week Ii Il possible
tnlt h" veto H. 'u sucn action wcnld accom-
push any good Tor ms party, resulting merely IN lts
acturn ov 7 me ycto. lie has ssucd the School Tax
hrl. The House passed the ball introduced by Senator
Deacon thr"ahE me Nor gag foreclosure act. The
Sato: had strong opposition 10 overcome securing
tc passage o the measure. MT woH by pucky lighting
intended to act reGrt for mortgage debtors.
Amer making some am 'ndnicniS tine lluIISe finally
Possession the Legislature since the opening OF the
session. II l. III only the four general acts pre
pared NJ considerable and Win much labor that
has received thr approval oi trr House. The use
defeated the bill ubullshng The jur ion OF Justices
Courts ~ cites where tcere ire DSriCt Courts.
afterwnrh rccumslicred II and laId 1t over
permit the jmmlttee to investigate the nights If the
State aud The FAST J rcy PropIIrur4 in riparian lands
received permtl TO sit ait'r anal adOuruiaent aud
complete It's Nuik.
The senate the Governors veto Of the bill
restoring J"Srpn H. Cornish. Of Warren County to
Zrnsmp. TGe veto has been laid from mr 10 time
Tor nth. Ia senate passed bills To permit Freehold.
comm pOOl children to oual char
liable Institutions To pcrmIt the director or clerk OF the
Board al Chosen FkrehOder5 TO ,.tmDers de-
the penalty fOg ahOriIUI Thar tuere 10 a
MAX mum limit instead % u minimum; prrmIltIng co.
oP' rtNr associations (" Incorporate; requesting the
Gov 10 appoint commissioner from rarn Con
rrrNslOna Dslrc, 10 reprrse"t tne STATE the Worlds
Far in NV YORK allowing prisoners IN s. ate Prison
nav, interviews WIKI Cuulsrl.
Tue Committee on the Inauguration Ot Governor Lud.
low rep"r,ed ttdt the tOth tx lenses 1881 ~,
which have be-, n paid