New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
THE NEU-JERSEY LEGISLlrURE.

lFRON REGULAR CORRESPONDENT up THE rRrnCSRI
TRENTON, March 1.-The resolution offered
by Senator Youugblood directing the Attorney General
20 appeal The OF the state Secretary % state
kelsey. defeated 10 the Senate thir morning by
vote Of to i. Those voting in il were Senator'S
Gar ncr IIavens Hobart and Y0ungbood Preyiou, 10
the defeat Of the resolution Cont or Anderson m
communication In reply TO resolution of tHc Scua,
giving the expenses Of conducting the before tho
Supi ,me Court. They amount over 5000, AMI tho
astonishing of - 800 lowed the Attorney
General for his ices IN by Chief Justice Beascy
This the real cause the defeat Of the YOaL Jd
resolution and If tie Court md desired 70 prevent
appeal from It's decision could not have adopted more
successful plan It Is believed by many that the rtc
ton OF the resolution T. indication Of the seDatcs
tenOn to confirm Mr.. Kelsey's nomination at an cly
date. Au executive session held to-day but ths
not moved.
The Governor sent In the following nomna,lons:
Prosecutor OF the Pleas for Monmouth, Charles Iagt
District Court Judges-JOhn Hopper, Paterson; X. =
Miller, Camden F. B. Ogden IiJbOIen; p s. Wood.
ruff, jr Trenton; Common Pleas JudScs-L :. Eye.
Union c. A Bennett, Monmouth; Visitors TO tbs
Agricultural College, NJ. smaey Thona- Ii. Dudley,
william S. Taylor James Nelson, j. W Herbert, Cleb
Wyckof, John H. Robinson, r. L, Quinn. Abraham W.
Duryee, James Stevens Mr. Hopper ex-senator.
was confirmed without reference.
The Senate devoted share Of is morning session TO
fitting against the newspaper pre- OF the state The
bin repeating the acts providing for the publication Ot
the laws In twentyfou papers pat IN shape for
fnal passage but finally postponed until Monday.
message from the House requesting the rutr " tho
bill In order that the Speakers stamp might 10
properly affixed, rejected and pOint Of order that
the bill could in its incomplete COLd lion bc csHsi
cred, was Oyerruled. The decision ~ The -tHa'e
regretted Inasmuch L is lcgtLigg NJ pfhcii Trgu
Arity 10 bring trouble Precedent AID tU Az II
abundant almost any acfi 10 ~ careless OF
incompetent officials Immediately after dlspOsinK u
this bill for the present bill passed rcdIcirg ihe
price for publishing The laws 50 l3 per ccnt-iEo 20
cents 10 40 per folio The measure Ia effort 10
assume an attitude of economy and ref rm.
Bills introduced to-day: To appropriate SbOOO
for and game therein md app mug
Pierre Lorillard L. Burd Grubb aud ncr cOmn-Hl
ers to tax corporations Of all kinds the same IN every
way as individuals taxed Nj. AcAdoJs il
taxing all corporations Oh their stock, etc. "Is
which render imperative. The -cuato plss the NJ
semby bill restoring members Of TIE Newark EatD
Closing Association To citizenship, also The House jil 70
require bipOstcrs pay license ana tie oil 10 roqlf:
street companies ~ provide seats tor drivers.
strong effort H. being made by the mix alrr3 20 se
the mod ncaOn ot the law Urbl2aiug the Sat 0f
skimmed mi Watered milk except where the nHtu!o
of the article is plainly stated rg Label ait c.od
to the can from which IL ia sold MANY taOus iud gallons
OF wreched stuff have been sacrificed trUIsh tine Ngi
lance OF state Inspector Newton during hr past tr
and the wrong doers now making powerful eHors
to dc eat the by absurd supplcm, No anu amend
ments.
The Senate cons drred the constitutional amen Incl MS
this evening aud adopted mat prOylIn. for b.rntI
on March IL This will probably b. a5 ccd 10 by Tho
House Tomorrow.