New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
APPOINTMENTS IN NEW-JERSEY.
NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR ALBEIT.

CRITICISM OF THE NAMES PRESENTED TO THE
LEGIsL.TuRE--TO CREATE KEW COUNTY.
TrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TILE rhibuNh'J
TRENTON. March 26.-The Governor sent
the following nominations TO the Senate today FOR
Riparian Commissioner, Miles Ross, OF Middiesex
County Judge OF the Court of Errors and Appeals
Martin Cole OF for Judge OF Common Pleas TOT
Monmouth County. Alfred walng for Prosecutor OF
the Pleas Cumberland County, James X Hoagiahd
SALEM Albert H. Slope; for Vistors TO the STATE Aer
cultural College, william Parry, 'ohh pe
Mott. william M. Force, William H. DE "ohe.
These nominations referred. The nomination OF
Uzal Garfield for Common Pleas Judge OF warren
County was confirmed. The names sent in caused no
SURPRISE but that of e1Congressman Ross Is criticised
He been in Trenton much OF the winter Representing
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and his association Win
various railroad corporations having large interests "
riparian lands makes his selection as Commissioner open
TO attack Tho nomination reduces some OIL INC W,
erpors recent antrailroad professions TO the verge OF
absurdity -
The Assembly passed. bill for Constitutional Con.
yenon After some excited debate Mr.. Bell (kepJ, Oh
Essex mysterously disappeared. and on motion OF Mr.
Besson warrant ordered 10 be Issued Tor MS aP
prehension Before 1t had been placed In the hahds
of the sergeant-at- Arms. however, Mr. Bell appeared
but before Mr. Flynn Dem had intilnated that MI
Bells absence due to abargain on his OIL TOT nc"
county to be made from the townships OF Essex Hf
Murphy (Rep) also intimated that Mr. Bell had given
Be heard of the matter denied that his absence mad
been due to bargain admitted that he had said that
under certain contingencies he would not Oppose "o
ures now in the Senate which he had antagonzed LUG
matter dropped, but caused excitement Tor the uhe
being Mr. Bell voted for the BILL which thus secured
thirty votes The Constitution provides that bills snail
bov majority of all the members In their behalf To
pass There are sixty districts entitled to representa-
tion in the House, but owing to the resigha
tions of Assemblymen Carson ana Chaphlan 'hero
ara now oniv afty-eght members. and
thus thirty members majority OF
those entitled to The Speaker reserved his dc
cison whether the bill had passed until afternoon and
then read 1t from carefully prepared manuscript de
Gliding upon the advice of several members of the Court
of Errors and Appeals that when all the legal votes mum
Der ffty-eight, thirty Will carry bill
The House had long discussion over Dill 10 permit
vessel captains to do their plotting under certain
circumstances II was finally defeated 81 TO 33. The
House bill to regulate construction OF factories and
tne safety hS sas G r ro SswYorE to cities within
fifteen miles thereof TO the monthly communication rates
bill create the County OF Carteret, ron rom
the townships OF EsSsS Sero was Il WAS comfortaby
buried in the Committee on Municipal Corporaonss;
ture officers whose apartments were burned out
The Senate defeated the bill to vacate the offices OF
Riparian Commissioners and 20 appoint new board 10
hold for tye years, instead OF for NE All the hepnDn
cans voted and the Democrats nay ana fIcsiuent
schenck with the latter Immediately after Mr M Nichols
bill TO make the term OF
Commissioners five years The action OF the President
of the senate waived the malgD feelng against ms cause
In connection with the Democrats ana the new Reparlah
Commissioners, Mr.. Ross In particular ,
bill remove the capital TO Newark mas peen pre-
sented but the proposition began as JOKE ana mas not
yet attained "a important position Inc biii 10 per
init erection OF bridge across staten lslau souh
al ElzabethpOrt discussed IN executive session OF
the Committee Railroads and Canals this morning ana
four of the members were found to be opposed 10 IT,
two-ffts being absent. II Is claimed, however tlat
enough votes to its consideration In the regular
manner have been pledged to the measure ana thal IL
stands a fair chance OF passage , ,..-, -,
The Assembly passed the bill for the appointinen OF
tsh wardens the Fish Commiss oner, Notwithstanding
the Governors objections By IL party vote Messls.
wills and Jenkins (ePJ voted yea and their votes were
challenged ground that they were not within the
bar OF the House when the question was put according
the rule OF the Assembly The two members hsiSea %
upon their being received, notwithstanding tIe
rule aud the Speaker ruled that he had no authority 10
refuse receive the vote under the constitutional reht
Of Speakers Randall aud Carlisle In requiring
eTess 10 record them The Democrats apIeae from
the decision formed their appeal tnht the qucs
whether thirty votes would pass tho
bill The Chair sustained by party vote 5nDse.
ouently the question taken on the direct Issue OF
receiving the Of Mcssrs Wills and jenkins ana the
House again sustained the Speaker.
passed the bill providing Tor the appoint
ept OF ten Industrial school Trustees Commissioners ei
PIlotaRe and Reform School Trustees in Joint meeting,
Of Governor. The Seuate adjourned lot
the week but the House will meet tomorrow.