New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
THE yEU.JERSEY LEGISLITUBE.

trpoY TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IlihoNh'i
TprxToN. n. j.. Feb. 2l.-The Speaker OF
the House won victory today which was NOT eN
neced a week ago. and which is taken rs rebuke 10
the Supreme Court. Mr.. Dunn was not permitted ~
enter the examination for attorney year ago. pccau
young scion Of the law had learned and 20 INFORMED
the Court that during the four years service rs clerk
which the law requires, Mr.. Dunn had frequently
worked at his trale The Court decided that thS hac
MFR Dunn ineligible to the examination. Early IN the
session bill introduced in the Assembly ana pasSe
without lection. requiring the Supreme Court 10 Az"
nit 70 examination any person recoInInehdeu ny "'o
counsellors-ataw being Of unusual aptness ana Po
sessing legal knowledge When the Dill came up III no
Senate there were upon b0 Senators Appegae'
,,lood carduer and Hobart. Excepting the lat
for they surported IT, Senator YOuncbood alluded 10
his own experience. while Senator Gardner sara INC
listing rule Of the court one which IL woud ne eo
pment to call relic o harbaTisIn lie sa'd he never
east n vote 10 favor OF any measure which gave MN ~
mpch Measure OF the twcnty-one Senators, twenty
voted for the BILL and only one, Senator HOBART agS
IT, The latter said he did because he considered tha'
como form of service was necessary The bill goes to the
Governor forthwith.
The Assembly to-day got itself into an absurd sae VI
confusion concerning bills reducing the rates OF
ferriace between Jersey city aud New-iork to cents
between , and O'Clock M. and p. M mr' Dnreh
Rep) introduced bill for the purpose the first day o the
MCLAUGHLIN. DemJ introduced exactly similar meas
ure T rough his control OF the Engr0ssed BlIs C0mW
,ee Mel ourhn managed to delay Mr. Durells bill nnu
his own came mp first tor final passage Inc isenupl-
ems came 10 the aid Of Durc and excited debate en-
sue6 in which come Of the Speakers rulings assumed
the asncct OF ahsurdys wide were they of parnanen
ary custom. The bll was finally passed, MT Duren
himself voting for IT, The Durcl bill was then taken up
and this was also passed. The Senate II passes either
hin will probably select tfat OF Mi Dureu as haNms
bpan introduced at the earlier date. .
Assrmblynan Thomas Y. Gator, or Jersry my ap-
peared IN lis seat to-day aud took the Ca OF Once 2
was elected an AntlMon0p0Y lhcepetu
ent and in the Ferry hill contest spoke
and voted with the Democrats. on me
ground that the opposition 10 either measure was los
tered by the monop lists 1t is exp cted IN" VIII ac
reg llqrly with the Rcp1hlic1ns on strictly party
III asurcs he is Republican ci strong coLNlcoS vi
general measures. ..- 81, A., r ,b,
afternoon gave another hearing on the bl to erect d'
across the Passaic River, above newark Ex-senator
Albeit corporation counsel of Jcr-ey city, hud stNcrh
made extended arguments III IdNof Z" tl' oiL
The Republican joint caucIs was hcld 1H evening lh'
f number including AsseUhlymcn Gator. benz pres
ent. Scnatnr GaIdner in the char ana ASSenhN man
Ga>ton n secretary. George NJ. Wright the lnCunb h
Colonel John j. 'rofey. of Hudson. and s. Y. &. Van
Peuslaler were named for the nomination for state
asuIcr. Mr.. Wright was successful on ne Hecohu
ballot receiving - tO - for Foley AMI Tor an
Ec..aal.r Andrew Kerr, Of Hudson, LaTciay Grl-.
cIm of salem, and Asscmhlyman John +. Post. of
Morris were nominated for In pectors OF the state
Prison over William OtiS and Henry L. Butler Charles
Butts of bur ngtOn. rcnomnaic Tor state Director
OF fhe uitcd Railroads. Treasurer Wright enters now
his third term Oi three years