New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE NEW.JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR LUDLOW.

IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.J
Trenton. n. j., Feb. 7.-GOvemor Ludlow
this afternoon sent il the nominations gwen herewith
10 the Senate They referred in executive session
10 the Judiciary Committee and Will undoubtedly be
confirmed without opposition The selections show no
more political bias than usual in the Offices to be hed
The nte cstlng appointments in political scnse-the
Secretary OF state Clerk OF the Supreme Court Prison
Kceper and Prosecutor Of Essex Counyare yet to be
made and are awaited with degree OF Impotence ny
Democratic leaders. The nominations lo-uay were "s
For Justices of the Supreme Court Jonathan Dixon
irpappointedl, Alfred Reed Ueappointedh ,.,
For' 'Commissioncrs of the sinking Fund-Jancs viii
son philemon Dickinson doth reappointed
Pio9sITsssaic comfy Absalom b. Woodruff, term to
begin April l. 1882; Warren County, william II. MORO"
For JUDGES of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas
Atlantic. Enoch Cordery reappontG9li brreeb Ga,rG
Franklin Lee vice CLAYTON LnpInc9tt CaPe & NAY Jet,e
IrcapnonicdI; hudson John Brinkerhof treapponted
Mercer Edward r. Applegate' GrapPolnieGn{ n{i M"ItlS'
David W Dcllicker, TeappOlntedl; ocean, W lllau y
Low Tcappointed); salem, William A. Wood; Union,
Prosecutors Of the Pleas-Ocean, Thomas W. Middle
Ton; MiddeseX. ]. kearney RICE.
Roth houses attacked the volume OF business before
them with commeudabIe industry and vgor to-day, and
made notable inroads upon the accumulation oil DIS
The Assembly has passed the bill requiring the Supreme
Court to admit to the attorneys examination all cand
dates whose character and requirements are certified to
bv i've connseors Of good standing The bin is designed
for the beneh, of Speaker Dunn. Last winter the
Speaker applied to the Court for admission to the ex-
animation, but objected TO on the ground that he
had not served the term OF clerkshp required by the
rules Of the Court having been engaged in house paint
ing for part of the time The Court examined into the
matter and finally refused to admit the Speaker to the
examination. Dunn is a man OF middle age. large
family and natural wit He was elected to the Assembly
last fall for fourth term, mainly on the issue o ne
Courts rejection of him, and was chosen SPrdhef Dy he
Dem0cracv The bill was introduced by fellow member
and passed the Assembly without opposition. The sen
ATE iii probably be induced to pass 1t also for similar
reasons which nominated and elected Dunn TO
the Assembly made him Speaker and passed MS 3-a
feeling tnat he had Deen haIdIy @ uca uhu lntt @ t ~
should have been permitted to go on and the
candidate made TO stand or fall upon that alone
Bills were introduced ID the senate Ouay 10 auIoi
ize ply Of twenty years experience To pacuce
medicine dcs spite the law requiring the ming ol diplomas
to authorize cities and towns 10 appor9h assessments
aud rents among JOINT tenants ana co-parcehers
tax penalties IN cities PRIOR To lSl whert the
fun tax and per cent interest paid; to further
construe the law against selling aduerated iHk' en-
recorder. 80, - 49,, -, -
mcnt of taxes held by the Court OF Cham
Gerry The on other mortgages; 10 make Nahd
Acknowledgment OF deeds taken by commissioners
whose terms o office had previously expired; 10 require
pro rata assessment upon stockholders Ol hre Aai
ancc companies IN case OF deian'i TO prevent Ption7
bed grounds in this state The senate Dil providing
for the conversion oi the former soldiers Chldrens
Home to an Asylum for Deaf aud Dumb was also passed
In the Assembly bills were introduced To strike ont
the clause the crimes act which makes shop selling
liquor sunday dlsOrdery house. and changing the
penalty for tlc offence from line and imprisonment to
tine - to -2j 10 make the penalty for incest I'M
prisonuent between ten and twenty years 10 hK
inc rate crraCe whore over 10000 people are earned
Annually cents for each person; to establish new
| agrCll. turll experiment station.
The Assembly passed. after extended debate, House
b recurring cities to cause expert examination OF
me cltI accounts be made esch year 1hc measure
came from Newark where people feel the necessity
radical provision Of tie kEd, which, however, Is likely
10 prove DurdcnsJine aud annoying to Otnrr muuicipa
lies IL war developed ths al crnOOn tnat tie Dll
Democratic caucus measure Ihc senate bi liking the
commentator OI oX errcrs OF the poor WAS passed
mode al tine whipping post al Newcastle, Del, was
exblntcd IN the Assembly Chamber LOBBY to-day vi u
fhr intention influencing members against The passage
o. the bill to establish Wuipplngpo,ts ~ thls state. lie
bi L. m Tie hands uf the AUOfucy-Gcutfal awaiting his
t..i.lnp on Its cOustItutlOntiy. The Constitutional
T,,xrnou bill Was defeated last evening without dlii
uIfy by tuc members from the southern part Of ne
-I The u IL introduced annually ANA regularly de
trat.d This last measure contained some imperative
cgsrs winch would probably nave destroy ed the elect
Neucss Of the whole. .., .,.....,-. , ,,..
committee appointed last year 60 ' 't1u-d lht arkru
Illegal acs o tnr Last jersey propictpfh ihe commit
Tee simply submit ed the NOiuninoas icslH"Hy NH'h
is au interesting pO.urc Oi the lecui! ueouh p
sued by tie Board OF PrOpHetJfs. III WA oIueied
printed. ...,.t..r, o,, .,,,,,-
The House Committee Corporations h.tf9 an ai-u-
meut o the Oil reduce ftrrldgc on the idd-oh hNt
Ibr bill attaching The Mdtual Brneht Iale insurance
COMPANY annual election was ordered 10 tiIu Ioil-
lug us objects mysterious and are bAtseu " Do
within the pale Oi suspicion.