New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-22
THE YEW.JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

NO STATE TAX TO BIZ IMPOSED -DEMOCRATfC INDIE
FARENCE To A Jof 7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BILLS CONSIDERED.
lFRoN THE LEGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
TRENTON, n. j. Marcc 21.-The Controller
Of the Treasury annOUncoI to-day that stats This
year absolute reces,ity To stato.nen
greeted VITA express of satifa aud tne
latter days Of the legislative session will DO much
relieved by the fact that tre will no pressure
pass bill Of this Kind. II has been greatly dreaded.
The tax nat cents the 500 OF valuation.
# raised ia Jersey City to 81 % tho 500. in
Newark ~ a. aud in Paterson TO 81 u.s. whlie the
ander OF the State. though burJened less by local
taxation, manifested great uneI sness. Although che
taxpayers will rejoice IN tho relief the other bora OF
the diem ma, presented before the question was
decided, not attractive. BY failing to impose
a tax this winter, deficiency of probably 100000 Is
likely arise In 1884 The tax I'm posed IN
1888 brought January last over $500 900. Tue
from corporations amounts 10 nearly $500. 000
and the State expenses to about 81 100000 The money
available this year enouS Garry the government
until January February, 1884, leaving nearly year
IN which deficiencies arise before q tax, which
certainly be LEVIED IN 1884 and become due IN 1885 may
be used Even the deficiency imated would be ex
ceeded tho appropriations not largely reduced by
the Legislature and strict economy exerted In other
departments OF the state.
The Democratic Assembly this morning snubbcd
tho Democratic Governor Father severely by passing
two bills his Veto Both had been passed
by the Senate. The bills regulate the investments
OF the school fund.- and to return "a State assessment
enormously paid by J. T. CroweIl OF Railway. The
latter was q personal matter but the former
included matters OF State policy and had
absolutely political bearing thu disregard Of the
VETO was FATHER severe and quite unusual reflection
tho Governors Judgment The vote was decisive In
each case.
The Democrats, In fact have been under O cloud to-
day. On MONDAY evening the Assembly passed reso-
luton to hold iOnt meeting at noon today to cleo
new Controller etc The resolution lay the table In
the Senate all OF Monday evening all OF Tuesday and
unl noon today, and still no Democrat made motion
to call 10 up.
morning thet sl blllnes aud other expensive articles
should be turned tine antor the use OF the
members OF the next Legislature The plumber not OF
lar value, but the led By the amost
state, and rejected the resolution amid great en- hus-
asm Mr. CASTOR, OF Passaic called attention tn the fact
that the desks Of members had been stripped OF ink
stands, Dapernivrs aud other things aud thai nearly
all tho paper baskets had been carried OF Tbis
Mr.. CASTOR said tho work OF the pages whom he
characterfzed n set OF little thieves. large quantity
or stationery had also been taken. The Speaker Oo
nor Instructed the bergeantaArms To take the matter
In hand and see that the pages returned that
had bean taken. ~
The incidental Expenses bin was before the Senate.
others added which bring up the total 10 n mora
than liberal amount The Assembly passed an anpro- |
prauon Of 600 for repairs NJ the State Prison. and de-
feated bill 10 appropriate $4,000 for the
ton OF insane cOuycts within the PRISON Mr. ute
withdrew III. bill providing for Civil Service eIamna
tons for state officers. Senate hill TO Dorease the
salary OF the law judges of the Esser and udson Com.
mon Peas was ndennitey postponed. Bllls passed
1900 70 the New Jersey soldiers Home.
Ihe Dill 10 eraato the new county Of Cartarat OF