New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

tFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rhibu NJ
TRENTON. n. j., March 9.-Ihe deadloch
in the Joint meeting broken to-day oy the soon Va
Democratic member. Mr.. shinn of Atlantic No"ii'S =
and the Republican candidates were elvo'eo ~" ~ ~
call on police Justice OF Jersey city sho"eu no cn'e
from the vote last week. Duren ana f3Frcr, hepuon
cans voting for Peoubet, until the name Oi MI sAh
Was called He voted FOR Assembly man Lawrence III
,ora confident tone 4 few Msses and some applause
oo,ea the vote After the roll-can was finished MI
lawrence rose and said that the discourtesy OF the
minority in refusing exchange votes with hir' anu
the unreasonable conduct OF two Republicans hai
forced him take his first action toward securing the
position Of police Justice He then voted for hnre 'he
Republicans appauding heartily. This gave nun i0''
one votes a majority Ot one.
When the roll was called on Prison Inspector puit'
and Farrier each made explanations, declarn& tna' e
action OF the meeting in the Lawrence case m"
them 10 vote for Assemblynan Post,so that hsh oi'
not he made Of one and fowl Of another ana Ih"' e
also felt bound hy their attendance AZ lnS ,,,,
Voted For Post but senator stansby and ASseAb! ln
Smith and Robertson. RepuoiGihs ,hib Gc SreIlV AID
y tben voted for him aud the JOINT meeting ad9urhe9-
The Governor this moon inn9 mn @ 9deSey & M b
deiayed batch OF nominations az loiIOWs: ,..,. -.
For Igv Judge Of the Court OF Errors ana Appeals 10
succeed the late Francis Lathrop, "iiLin
of Ndllesex; Clerk Of the supreme Court Bcula1ln
Lee rearPomted 19r aae rcarnopied % for
JUdge OF the District Co1r OF Jersey Cy, Bennlngton n
f. Randolph reappOmJtd; iof LAW utEc V ,1
Pleas Camden County Charles l. Reed Elcc - @ =, It-
coas.: for Lay Judge Of Common Pleas Essex county
Michael J. Ledwith. vice JOhn IL AeeKer Gi't0 eoHer
County ". W OnderuohK VIC -. v a. - NsSooI'
for Riparian Commissioner, vice Francis = LaLhrop;
GershOru Mott; for Commissioner OF d. Da .I
Gov Pitncy Curtis aud Simeon T. TOBY LOT
maragers Of Morrtstown Lnnatic Asylum, Hiram
& Clark DR. James s. Green George A. H.lsey, JOSIAH
Meeker Garet Ackerson. j., Aueustus ". Cutler MI
Crtler takes Judge LathrOp'- place.
The nomination OF Benjamin +. Lee was nhanlhousi!
confirmed. The OthC;3 were retercd.
Cry ehoud receive back from the see onehaH - one
per OF the paid ny railroads 10 the stare on
their property in that city defeated IN me Oust 20
day. The bill VII come up aSaln al some lu'e u"y
having been recOnsidcred and laid over . .,,
IRE senate to-day finally refused 70 reconsider the pL
providing for a reduction IN the number Of newspapers
who VIII approve Il mmcdlately. The boNefhOr dhu
Controller win then proceed 70 designate the papers
numbering seventeen less than last year
The senate passed bills To license mix dealers IN
cities TO regulate the Cling OF physicians diplomas 70
authorize townships TO Lay sidewalks. among 'c O ~
introduced to-day were scFeII OF lu luI'dI'C' 1 VI
lows: prevent cities from imposing license taxes on
GrummeTs 10 require Jersey City 10 pa! idDolyIs At
least 81 per day 10 nX me compensation Oh StA7 Va
boards OF frrehoders at between II go ana SJoo per
aunum TO abolish the Law Judge OF warren county
The latter bin viii probably pass similar measure nav
Ing been defeated through UisunderstandlHg ,
Joint resolution was Introduced IN the reuate aKle
members Of Congress TO secure exemption for jersey
City from the operation OF the CI,eu stat I1.I &
Act Of ISIS concurrent resolution was pasreu ucSt
the Militia Committees OF the Legislature 10 n'Se
arrangements FOR the pubic presentation % the &
town Centennial vase 70 the New-Jers6y Battalion Inc
bill which defeated last week providing tat coin
ties shall pay the cost Of Transporting prl.Oner 20 Ie
State Prison, instead OF the Sthle Was u
passed The bill reducing the rate Of interest," 10 per
cent, which defeated yesterday was recOnsldeieu
and laid on the table this afternoon
The Assembly went into Committee OF the Mholete
night and Lcari arguments upon Senate bill l61 which
proposes 10 confirm the rights oI the HOboken Land I'M
their waterfror despite decisions in favor OF
cites who to open Their streets 10 the water