New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-01
ADJOURNMENT AT TRENTON.
THE FINAL DAY OF THE SESSION.

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iSature finally adjourned at noon to-day Business was
completed in the Senate and perfect dccorum was OBJ
served. The in the House far different and
were never mere disgracefuly violent undigned.
The Assembly, under the pressure Of the investigation
into the bribery case transacted little business ycser
day and none to-day.
The session this morning began Mt halfpast Q, and Mr..
Bel offered resolution 10 extend the
until midnight tonight Senate bill No 167 pending
meanwhile, and an attempt Immediately made after
the reading Of the resolution kill the bill by killing
time. Long ana wcarisomc explanations made of
votes, and the hlibuscrlng continued until after
O'Clock Meanwhile the disorder, which had been marked
from the beginning began as SINE a rotous
turc and int rrupuos of the most irregular character
were constantly made. Mr.. McAdoO, Democrat,
of HUDSON and Mr. Robertson, Republican, Of
Essex, entered upon the lasr OF their numer
Gus orator.cal contests and IA they talked
grew more heated, until Mr. McAdOO let slip
marks which he found necessary rc;ract aferward
Bell attempted to his resolution. bgJ
failed aud lna ly way permit the consideration
OF the Legislative incidental Expense. bill. Hood of
amendments overwhelmed IT, and then the resolution 70
extend the time came mp again. The excitement grew
wilder ard Mr. Robertson gaining the Goor refused to
yrli IT, Mcadoo attempted colzng, threats and jeers
To force him 10 yeid and the speaker pounded
and pounded upon the stone with his Saycl,
while mcrbors shouted 10 each other across the
hall. screamed az the SNEAKER, shook their nsfs
For The af half hour the House in a chaotic
Utcn A. L. O'Clock thc gsci OF The spc1kr- fen. ard
he declared ;hc lIlus, adjourned Deseonline FROM his
chair lac c ho members across the hall 20 The senate
where President Hobart declared the L. ,isature al.
iouined wI hout day.
ono Of ih' serious features OF the failure % act
Dr. ODE. House WIS tc failure pass the Incidental BILL
It. appropriations amount 10 over $500. and for
tc payment of the minor officers the sa'ioners etc,
etc. Iuy OF tne men aud women who are thus dc
piied Of their carnns- ar, n serious need - the
money and viii suffer 70. f. They entered the service
Of tho Legislature upon fait. III its honor and
defrludcd of their rights Besides the Incidental Bill
owe, DO other bills failed in the Assembly through its
inability properly to transact business.
TIE EElDEEY INVESTIGATION REPORT
Several times ring the Ascm0lys session to-day Mr.
Catcra,tcmp'lto 80 report upon the investigation into
tis ac sed Dribs.y Of As3c nbyman Shnn He wa' un-
able to get thc report presented and finally obliged
f. lie it with the Ccrl, afcr the session, By direction Of
the SPEAKER Tie findings Of the report )stance
a. follows:
Taat so much of the charge contained in the, ani;
dayit upon which tli' lnyeslsaii9n was ordered
10 be delivered 10 Jo.epl H. 5hinn inc sun sun
Of Of goo @ e 70 G7 nyar fo S Iao Of 1 th1
Governor tbr lO. IF Assembly Is sustained by t!e
cgd,ncc but th0rc j. evidence that any pereon or
carp,rafion Was connected with SAID KRONER said
rgptlol, thl hc authorized 10 oLef or deliver
-aij money or cutor nlo said agrccmcnt: That the
charg is sustained that John " Baker Of Jersey city
d represent ". j. Conyery. member OF the H9us,
Of s5nbI, knowing that slid "; ). Sonyery was wa
ity,wa- CON vote said hl be might wei have
woaey whlc II was CONS and NAT sad baker men
the cI 500 IN connection with the said state
mont. Bul there evidence that any prrE0n or cor
ppralon authorized sad Ei"or To make SAu Oner OF
statement.
mt ne chsrse f. sustained the JOSEPH FsaeE an eH,
jane, II Goodwin. member OF tho House OF Assembly,
II ne Is ..or 'ho veto Of the Governor that
-, sa Goodwin would os to pass said bi over
.f..t. gai 1V
ne tiOs:cG .ss'4 - 500 Or 81 900. which
meat That no evidence t.d, az .'Y'.' -
pofa:ion authorized said staemtut Or 80 to be nado.
That culver Barcaiow agent oi thr Fehis! .ssllla
" IT, r fie,ilcr member Of the House Of Assembly
that he ought to vote ior senate Di' lot @ ,ii m
y.,ilc sid tic1lcr Wa passing IN hlfica manner
tlr,o tla corridors "a The state House peak to sad
,d @ Si qd o 5sGS ,af "'a at @ ISe i'u aG FedaT
replied What DO you take me for DO you taAe ne ,or
10 30 , a., ,rl,it ~ rroin, mat said I}arc4Ogs remark
was otnr shan l0cJsc manner Ihat WIN u" eA,
~ o." eyiieuro that any member ha4 becn in
relrl 10 hi. vote III p0A said oil. Tla. in The opinion OK
tnr ,,..t te II wa, ar error Of Judgment the pant
bribery The e-rl.cs- moment III the House oI Assembly.
That 5oir coiittec cannot too strongly condemn tle
attempts OF Outaida and improper mhrence5 which are
continually PRESSING upon tho hail7 OF c,siStIoh iidI
clhcc of lie American Honse be hearl Mt Jordan say
that Ih.re stands Is man. one Of tie weat thiest IN
Jersey cry, Tho sMd tonlSh. ne Vo' SltnI f'uOVg
rather hn.c this hl pass tlrnci 20 JORDAN ani
q a.
- 900 ;han nave tins bill pass lie said No, bdtlt
shows how interested they are N Jersey Cit}"
The undersigned are. therefore o. tc opinion mat the
charges require further Investigation and ask leave
10 Ec discouraged
Assembly man -hnu after The session closed went to
As-cmbyIna CASTOR. secretary ot the committee, and
demanded the money. $500 Mr.. CASTOR declined 10
deliver H. and slinn claimed that 1t belonged 10 him
more than TO nyono Shinn repeated his demand
to Chairman Gator who likewise declined TO him
the money. The bills then placed N an envelope
and marked and handed 20 the state Treasurer He gave
q receipt FOR The pa se, and the committee directed
him 80 surrender it. To except upon the order Oh
the Attorney General
Assemblynan Gator who hal been laboring with con
santy Increasing energy In spite OF previous long IL
mcss, broke under the SJrain tod' anO IS coht 70 ms
ana many ther members on tue sick st Ihls aitcr
moan number of the members assemblcd IN the cham
bcr and presented Speaker Dunn With gold watch and
other officers also received gifts speaker Dunn has al
pointed "a committee IA investigate the taxation OF
corr oratons ETC. Assenbymen Nc Adoo. sisson smith
and on. OF The Speaker Is also lnemDer ine
committee consists Of four Democrats ana ono iePuDn
TIIE WORK OF THE SESSION REVIEWED.
Tho sesson OF the Legislature ended to-day has been
among the most exciting held since the adoption OF tie
constitutional Amendments prohibiting special leSisia
uon The IIose Democratic by 81 10 %, attained its
,,i,rit, b. the death Of Republican meInber and the
election o. Democrat in hs place. With Republican
snote poit zeal measures ont ~ tie question: h
ser19u- and n'rtaat m b OF .6ss gs5a( r.ad pr
corporations Of tie s'.fe whlc 10 q 'od i"e Assem-
bIy according to common b ~. In. rtre" classes
nrs,lyauia. Jerscy Central -lG mdt pendent II en-
vas a5anduncI and The II, a,ures Affecting m on If
| tbe companies secured supper f-om o. Meanwhile
| POPULAR agitation ia Hud on { nIf !f- 90 "a an
iuti-non,p,y y sent 1eni, 20 .ch had ,uppo- ers
I'm ether portion hc northern non o. the state IL
grew in force the session ad snced Increased by
! ..veral bills which were presented II Inc
! , a.e a. passed. by TINT body, where the anu
| .r1ool, ftcin- CoHhnel 10 less u n
lhi.i oi th mcm- a.1 pr L~bly to even fewer Ihe
rir o fr,u lylfGu eccd Oh this Issue alone
NJ = r OF sou I'D not AXE his seat until the se.
| .io, 49,. hall Dy.r O1t tbeu assuned a prominence
wllcA hal p0.geriul pauence Ile sntered INC Kepup