New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
NEW-JERsEY STATE TOPICS
COMPOSITION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

GOVERNOR ALBEIT AND MILES Ross-THE BUN
IrNGroN COUNTY MEDICAL sUCIETY.
lYRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF ihh
TRENTON. Jan. 25.-The Legislature to-
orro avep,ng will begin the real legislative work OF
the session. One hundred and fifty biiis await ae"o'
and number Of important measures VIII prooaoJ u"
introduced in few days. The House has already shown
itself capable body The Speaker Is enoeht anu HAS
no private axes to grind. The clerical force s'rons
and the membership includes men OF ability thah
usual There Is d grave suspicion that more oi'.oi'
exist than have yet appeared In deoa'e anu ~ %
nrobabe that some sefdenial will be necessary II the
public business is to be advanced rapidly. speaker
Armstrong; committees provoked no pad ieer
ing. although disappointment was visible on some
countenances when the list was READ py ho
reading clerk whose voice OF the startling features
of the present Assembly Some OF the leading Demo
Gratis whose course last winter did not commend 'se
TO unprejudced critics. have been placed on minor com
mtees and profess degree OF Indignation therea| ho
division with the Democrats in the Senate has been ce'
sured throughout the State by Republicans Inc Dem"
Gratis do not conceal their delight but attempt some
defence OF President Schenck The latter
manifess some uneasness nnder the sharp critcism'
and singulary enough seems to have no comprehension
of the gravity OF his action On the other hahd ME-
Younebood understands 1t thoroughly, and pre'ehds
not to care He In his second term as Assembly,
man in 1876 when Mr.. Grggs. the caucus nominee for
presdent this winter entered the House It's youngest
member The distinction won by Mr. Griggs was DIS
pleasing to certain mcmbers. and 1t has not been DIM
cult 70 trace connection with the bolt Of this winter to
the events of nine years ago
Among the bills destined to cause much debate s that
by Senator Nichols providing that the Rpar-
ian Commissioners shall hold office for five years each.
and aboshng the life tenure. The commission Is com
posed OF cx Judge Randolph OF jersey city. eh vice
New-Brunswick The Governor has the veto power on
all grants President Schenck has made the senate
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seen therefore, that while Mr ADDeits inhucnee Win
Nlessrs Randolph and Dodd would be insignificant he
can practically control the commission with the aid of
Ross The political effect of Mr.. Ncholss bill Is some
What win no Sarm Sar Re DanoD
OF Ross be considered by the SENATE although ts
under the present the Governor has full power
Ia appoint the vacancy II the Senate ieecls hm
rbe Kennbican Caucus Committee consider linita
tion of the Governors power will take this with c,nsl
Grafton, and Mr. Schencks vote can be secured the
| Governor will be shoTn Of his 0mnlpotehce
The partnership OF Governor ALBEIT ana MT Ross IS
the most interesting thing III Democratic pOucs in new
himself elected to The state Senate from MiddIesex
County place OF schenck, and Is TO succeed ADDett
as Governor. This would be a tremendous ADVANTAGE
to the latter hs for the United states senate
The difficulty Ross is thoroughly understood IN
of defeat. Governor Abbeus peculiar meth.
DDS have disgusted some members OF hIs own party
and the partnership may yet iaI OF us own weight W
! fore any oi It's objects are accomplished
The term OF Cuief Justice bearey VIII expire In Aareh
and the Governors nomination the pace Is expected
at an carry The Chcf Justice has many advocates
who have been urging his Ieappolntmehl anu iA "i.
Ter he manifested his Willingness 10 accept lhe posi-
by voting with the Democrats TO displaco "A lnilined
veteran 10 make position for Democrat lncfe 40
some opposition nevertheless and IL comes largely
! from the AMI MonopUlists. u,
Much uneasiness has been Inannested ny count! uhu
state officers concerning demand for an eApaphuon OF
their failure to report the amount OF fees received W
! them. according to law.
peared year ago owing large sums OF money secured
by frauds which te state laws provide ample punish
men, % AZ - ~ hy SeWaIL business man last week Yet 10
| tfn IL uuui
deserted wife child and deceived friends who hhd
treated hin generously.
his early memories of more recent appear
ancos NcwJersey politics sixt or eight years ago he
appeared with Colonel John II. Fellows. l. W. England
other Jersey NcH-l OrAcfs III Dtinocfhic tohNt
Bergen county and Che row that cnsurl Noulh
have credit 10 the Empre Club IN It's paiuy days
/ OF abolition haziDg. ,
Live saving service was drowned "a fortnight ago. io
WAS eighty years old and fl of odd "reminiscences lie
left Tuckerton during heavy gale intending 10 10" III
small to his station, aud was never secn asah'
dro wnng the where lac had saved many snip
the Hurington County Medical Society which
annual lasi-wcek has records OF the noted
byscians OF the county 1917 The society was
orsa ized IN 1929 and was due TO dimcny WIN the
| BonapaTtcs or BOrlentOwn. Prince Mufa nNIhs WIN
ex ing Joseph planned "A hOrse-Tacc win Dr. rage
we'll known ply sican When the doctors horse was de
feaed refused To the wager. aleglng iu oh Tue
mart OF The prince. Tue latter then refused lo pay the
doctors bill professional services and rage biOuShl
suit lie was defeated. because IL was shown tnhi ne
had failed comply with old statute requiring Nun o
HE his certificate physician The burlington aeu
cal society Immediately formed 10 pic''hl sl'n %
| lapses aud has been prosperous organization ever
since suggested that PAR OF racing hoTses hhouu
| be the insignia OF the society. - ,--.--,.- -.
The generosity OF the Court OF Iardohs alo} eAc'c'
some comment IN the CaIlthl.