New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
PIOYECIION II NLW-JERSEE
MoRRIsoYs TARIFF TO BE DISCUSSED.
Rr>oLuuoNs INTRODUCED OPPOSING TIE BILL
IND EFFEIE SDING LABOR

RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED OPPOSING TIE BILL
AND DEFEIENDING LABOR.
(FRoN rHE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRBuNE'I
Trrx1oy. Feb. 2O.-Mr. Youngblood III the
Senate tis lnornin presented the following concurrent
resolution:
BLceas bH has been Introduced in the House Of
Terrl rpf9iycs bv Hon William 4. Morris H. Chairman
of ihe WAYS and Means COMMITTEE, the object Of which Is
general luctiUn o. tarG duties 3s now levied ana
W. =, s The pa sage Of said bin would mater ly ah"c
IL not ab Oute destroy the great interests OF TINS Salc
particularly those OF lron siik WOOL eiasS ana me Po
Wblysas il is a recognized fact that the duties now
levied upon articles produced and manufactured IN thls
State art not more than sufficient for the protection of
those enga cd in the work OF producing and manuacu
sored maj "a any further reduction in the tariff
viii bring TIE duties 1elo" he point Needed Tor proieeOn
and mil against labor by compelling our manuiaci ur-
err and producers compete in their own markets with
IIodcs ri enc an labor of foreign countries we earn
esty request our ana Representatives IN Con
preSs g. use their efforts and 10 defeat the said MOrT-
Son hin or any other measure which may come be orr
them having for it's object the reduction ot tie Duties
uIon rcles produced In tins state and
Resoieed That affirm ou belief III the principle OF
,rOieciiou a Piled t. al American industries. ncui-
luz raw nacralS winch are the products or American
labor Is well as aufacj lrcd articles and thai We look
with rear and apprehension upon the doctrine or tali
for oniy, which would reduce the duties an!
cause ccssIye hnpOriaiOD' OF lurelgn products ana
manufactures simply he purposes OF revenue ana to
the deimen of tne labor anu capital no" engaged
81 this country in producing the same
The resolutions were made the special order Tor Inc
session OF Monday evening.
The Assembly this afternoon in committee If the whole
considered the bill requiring the removal OF the oil pipes
extending across the state and belonging TO the STANDARD
Oil Company. MI Mills Of Fassaic, VINO introduced th,
bill made short statement to tie effect that the pipes
might burst and might do great harm in that event II aC
oil happened to get anre. Paul Bahcock OF the COM any,
and Gilbert Golfers o. Jersey City, the cOmpanys coun
sel gave an extended and interesting account OF tie
method constructing the pipe ines, showing that they
were OF vast public value IN clcapcnng the cost O OIL
and afforded the safest OF transportation foy the
sf,.f1 % iglrlri fuf
ha!ue OF the lobbes made address in Iayor OF the
bill and II Yas then reported TO the House. The House
rejected a resolution to appoint committee 10 nYesLi-
gate tte matter.
CORPORATION TAXEs-A long SESSION PROMISED.
The House decided TINS morning 10 consider the bills on
corporstou taxes Committee Of the Whole on lay
next when counsel Will PROBABLY be heard. The printed
bill contains an error giving Che oi local taxation on
railroads pc cent instead OF one ana haf Us
decided 10y the cOinn tee
Governor bbet to-day Informed The persons interested
in az aVropIiaun bill tdt ne WOdd Sn no measure Oh
,he kim , some means increasing the states reve-
me Is provided. the Governor viii maintain this att-
tude the passing tlc railroad tax bills Wl be
considerably increased This ana other things indicate
LONG legislative and II j. freely predicted tnaJ 1t
will cont until April or later 80,
Th senate Committee on Municipal Corporations VIII
give hearing The Jer eyCity Charter Bill "n Monday
evening At least twenty-five citizens OF the place have
intindled that they desire 70 appears ana aClceS HUI
cate great deal o! excitement concerning Inc OhL
WOMAN sUFF6AGE-CORrORAlION LOBBYISTS.
The House Committee Woman suffrage to-day re-
ported Joint resolution providing for The removal OF thc
word "male" in the state Constitution. There Il expected
TO be a somewhat lively argument ON the question, and
there appears be fair number OF members who would
yo.e 10 give women the right o suffrage IN all elections
M. Armitage IN The Assc ubly has introduced bI 10
provide for purity in elections IL fOrds lobbying in
sny shape and provides a penalty Of eI 900 hue
years Imprisonment for any rsOn who Is employed ny
q oIatiou 10 defeat legislation, or Or any legislator
accepts atiOrne' Tor services on bea OF
any corporation il the Legislature. Mr Arnitage claims
tDat the act, and especially the aer clause have been
made necessary by glanng LmpIOpreues or late.
The Assembly passed resolution Tor JOINT meeting
to-day. The took up and the Republicans VOted
IL down without protest nom any OF the eght Demo
cratic Senators present
90 as 10 give the Inspector deputies al 1000 salary
and extend his powers 10 sanitary inspection OF lac
fOre.. The vote WAS unanimous Senators C1gSs and
Stainsby advocated the bill an4 all acquiescct
The House defeated license bill or tne oenett OF the
l0u0r sellers Elizabeth, by The close vote Of ~ 10 20
not the necessary majority.
The senate confirmed The nomination OF mercer Beasy,
Prosecutor OF the Mercer County COhFt OI Common
Pleas and then adjourned until next week.