New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
Az ALl-NIGHr SESSION ~ NET-JERSEY.
1HE BILL To PROHIBIT THE BUILDING OF lhh
srArEN IsLAND RRIDGE PASSED.

1HE BILL TD PROHIBIT THE BUILDING OF lhE
STATEN ISLAND BRIDGE PASSED.
JFRoM THE RrGULAG CORRESPONDENT OF HE TRIBVNh
Trenton, March 9.-Ihe New Jersey AS
scmby this morning ut q. o'clock passed the chase
bill TO prohibit the erection OF tho Staten Island BRIDGE
after session lasting all night The Chase Oii whch
o,sinated and managed by the pennsylvania haiI-
road people. and fought by the Baltimore ana Ohlo was
called up by Assemblyman Parker at about
10 o'clock Mr. Parker vino has led the Penn
syvania force4 SAID altcrward that he only meant
to make a speech for the bill aud then adjourn the de
bate; whatever his intentions w,re tho House ac-
ccpted action the authoritative course OF the cor
porati0n. The bill bad been ordered engrossed only
five mihutcs before and 1t had been written In advance
that the Committee Engrossed Bills, with equal
CELEBRITY pushed through the fOrmacs IN about three
minutes and had it on the calendar Immediately Mr..
Parkrrs motion was supported by other advocates OF
the Pcnnsylyanias side OF tho question: and despite
some vigorous protests from tho opposing members, II
carried by vote Of 40 to IL
The opponents OF the Pennsylvania then pegan an
effort for delay They pleaded the rregularity and i'm
propriry OF the pOceedngs but two motions To adjourn
were voted and other delaying motions we're
equally unsuccessful Mean horde OF Lobbyists
had gathered. The Pennsylvania was represented py
three OF its leading representatives, from newark :
four from Jersey City. The Baltimore and ONO was
less magnincenty equipped. It's Trenton manager
n.
in the state House all The early part Of the night
when the determination Of the House not TO adjourn
had been fully established Mr. Gourey Of Paterson, Sc
cured floor in opposition to The bill He began slow
ly with comment upon Mr. Parker for his course
In bringing up the bill a: that late hour aud thon pro-
cerdrd to discussion Of the measure which soon deve-
opcd that he meant to "talk It out" rs FAR as his
.ireugth would last The Pennsylvania men lis
tened Tor while. but soon withdrew
TO lobbles and cloak rooms, whore reviving tobacco
and less modifying articles encouraged them TO patience
and peace Sandwiches from the hotels aud cheering
ioKrs lightened the weary hours. Meanwhile Mr. GOur-
lev continued hs talk against time. some OF the mrin
bers sleep SOFAS and chairs a hudson county
man removed shoes and sire chcd his legs along MS
desk snOres interrupted by long snorts would arouse
mrrriment. Mr. GOurey talked Tor four hours ana
thrrequarters and then suddenly concluded WIN mo
ton to lav over the bill until Wednesday mornlnG
The members rushing into the chamber and the
debate on this motion became general MAYOR felouoety
OF jersey Clty, who had been aroused 10 pItcn oi
straure excitement By Mr. GOurleys war remnl+cenres
made speech about tho Rebellion ana dechrrd hhse.
in favor OF the 6 snd thersattsr nmtl w
speeches delivered in shouts Ar Bolton, OF Passaic
denounced lie bI aud the proceedings aud attacked
Mr. Prtcr svay.lv Mr Parker tclarcd that the long
discussion not due to HIM and that he hhd NOT IN
tended to press the matter when lie moved 10 take up
IL was O'Clock when the motion to lay over had been
defeated and nearly every member began to explain
why he should vote for or against the bill Mr. Baird
said he bad been threatened aud bcsOught to vote for
S , G "y ie % a consent he Nonl8 90 down TO tho
blacsest hell ever pictured by Jonathan Edwards ne
mll came about o'clock aud 1t was passed AZ
Yras -Mcssrs. Alcott Armstrong. Bank'. Beckwith.
Bcssun. Bu tI. Coudit Dayton. Gangcwer. Iarrican,
Hcyer Hughes. Hutchinson. levitt Kinney. Lawrence
Lennon Lister A. +. r. Martin. John Martin, NJ Donald
NUouiu. N"rNOod. Ossenhcrg, P!rArr, fea fohIsoh'
Pclounrt Roe. schsrle. Schrehofer. seymour. smith
Iayor. Ten Broeck Thr@ckmorfon TitH:; Iumnty' Un-
Nays Mr.sr. A,nwne Bard. BHol: ChameerLn' 1,.IiE
GoIP Dem9, prnTc G9Gsy Hatein
Absont-Messrs. Pntard and Van Bussum.