New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-23
TIE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

SENATE BILL NO. 1877 vEToED-rHE REASONS AZ.
sIGNpD FOR THE vETo-NOMINATIoNs BY THE
GOVERNOR
| IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or ruv rpr,rxr ,
| TRENTON, n. j., March 22.-GOyernOr Lud-
low THIS morning sent in Of Senate bill No 81,
winch mas 80 aroused the antsgonsm Of Jersey City and
the antmoDop0y sentiment OF tho State generally The
veto was laid over until tomorrow under the rule The
Senate Is expected TO pass the BILL the veto notwith.
standing, bnt the Assembly Is In doubt and tho
leading opponents Of the strong hopes Of
being able 10 defeat H. Three hundred copies OF the
ordered printed by the Senate The following
10 the text of the Veto in part
herewith return the Senate without my approval
Senate bill No lt7 THIS act provides that In All cases
in which, either by grant by the riparian commissioners
or by license persons have or may obtain authority 10
possess and Improve lands lying below the ancient
natural hgh-water mark whether such lands have been
reclaimed not they may hold the lands conveyed
free and discharged from any easement heretofore or
highway laid out or dedicated sad lands
shall continue 10 exist but every easement connected
with and attached to such opening dedication shall be
to Study out the prace bearings OF the policy Of this
bill upon the state large allow me TO cali your aten.
zion 10 It's effect upon that part which may be most se
New-York
As APPLIED to very large part q the county o. Hudson
wipe out and destroy the conditions under which Ori-
nal propretors sold, and the present purchased
Their lands Those propre0rs on occ pyng the lands Of
which they possessed divided them into ois and
parcels and IN order 70 make them available for small
owners set aside and dedicated public and the
private adv antage OF The lot owners certain portions Of
tne Iacs 40 sreets ana avenues as means 81 Somt
ncaon between the several lot owners and me sur.
rounding territory, including access TO the highway
reach the commerce Of the world so FAR az II Ga ths
this dedication included not only the right Of the
public these streets avenues but also tho
separate and distinct right OF me Individual owner 10
communication with his neighbors and with those
%ate TITS right %as not only valuable one ba Is
under the dedication inseparabe one, except so
public advantage, when IT might be taken by proper
adjudication, on the payment Of sufficient compensation
In both Hoboken and jersey CITY, what may ca led
the original proDretors purchased large tracts OF land
consisted Ia its location upon naylgable stream, and It's
proximity 20 ana CONSEQUENT easy conm nun win
of small value and 10 enhance that value the propretors
divided up into blOczs and lots and dedicated to tho
use of the individual lot and the public
orally certain portion Of the land public streets,
running to, and in some cases, extending beyond, The
front large part of the streets thus laid
and dedicated beyond the ancient natural high.
was a wise and profitable Inc public bought tho.s
lots at remunerstive prices based upon the faith Of
those dedicat9ns, anu have EXPENDED large suns 81
money III theI improvement The proprle0rs grew nch
and the community increased In size and Importance
The successors OF those proretore Pa[ueutG ia no.
boken, fOrgetfu - tue advantages they nave sresdy
fSrab o 1ar" c6Trts to secure rene an ame
Grafton Of the conditions OF their dedlcations Bat
and refused to break down the buvark which sheltered
the public AMI the individual owners .. Having
terms and their advantage. and the courts
having, the ground Of public justice ami honesty.
to higher power ard ask that while they retain al tbe
benefits Of the agreement the purchasers may ce az
ent of mat appral Can ANYTHING be more unfair than
thsl Is it not taking the properly OF
one individual TO give IL to another.
srcent reason Is it not, under the circumstances,
an abuse of the legislative power. and violation # The
prncI o fair dealing and Justice 1t seems SO 70 me-
and therefor, decline TO give my approval to IT,
The following nominations were received from tho
Governor to-day: Prosecutor OF the Pleas. Somerset
County, james j. Bergen, reapponted; Judge oi the
District Court OF Elizabeth, Patrick II. Gihooy, vice
Joseph Award Judge of Common Pleas Of Gloucester
County, Edmund Jones for Commissioner OF the Nor
rstown Asylum. Josiah Meeker, in place Of the late
william G. Lathrop.
Bills we're passed To arrest and punish persons Of
other who take enhaGen porgles etc, IN nets
by steam vessels repeal of gas companies
issued previous to 1876 extend the time for
plcng railroads five years require Bergen county TO
take OF the Paterson and Hamburg turnpike, In
stead Of the counties mi, horsecar fares in Hudson
and sseX to per passenger require horse
to AXE ont licenses al cost OF 1l0 year per car in
Essex and Hudson to extend the time for which deba
will b.. a el Oh real estate from one TO two years The
bill enabling executors To invest III CITY oonds Was 1857
unanimously
Mr. Casey this morning tIred bis bin for monu-
nlent to Alexander Hamilton at Wechawken by with
drawing from the nie Of the House. Tho bill for tho
printing OF state reports was passed without opposition
and to the Governor resolution was adOpt cd
for the purchase or picture or camp LudloW ut the
Yorktown Centennial at cost OF 500 tho picture to DO
placed In the executive chamber blIs we're pasaodI
10 liable Grand Jures to dict persons who have been
previously released on similar Charge by means 81
nOe prosequi dy the salary Of the Director OF tho
Hudson county FrrehOlders At $1,000 MI Cateos Dill
70 abolish the usury law and permit contracts TO Do
made al any rate lost with less than dozen votes
ia s avOr Firdlers bill tO take away tbs severe penal
sunday liquor selling was defeated with only ii
votes 10 It's favor.
A long and acrimonious discussion occurred in the
House thS afternoon the bill giving the Paterson lac
tory associations power To store ana sell le WateIs OF
the Upper Passaic Valley. The bill was finally LAID over
until 10 MORROW