New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-25
to q vote, a majority OF the committee would nave
Dee found recorded against IL.
BUSY WEEK IN TRENTON.
IMPORTANT BILLS IN NEW-JERSEY.

THE STATEN ISLAND AND JERSEY CITY BRIDGES
REBUILDING OF THE CAPITOL.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORR sPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 24.-The consideration
Of important matters before the legislature IN the
weeks SC sson to open tomorrow night Will make this
city more than usually tie centre Of interest Io'mOr-
afternoon the argument the petition to Congress
TO defeat the Staten Island bridge bill will take place be-
fore the Assembly and III the evening there Will be
discussion OF the Jersey City bridge b and possibly OF
the State Capitol rebuilding matter The Baltimore ana
Ohio pc Ope arc incidentally anxious TO prevent ary ac
ton against the Staten Island bridge 10y the Legislature
for the present The effect Of resolution against inc
bridge they claim would be great; but successful
efforts delay 1t would, they urge, have an e1ceieh'
influence upon the measure IN Congress The opponents
OF the bridge scheme are proporiionatey desrous Oh
passing the resolutions at once. Seuator seven mas
written saying that immediate action is OF the hlghesI
importance, and his friends In the Legislature ana the
Pennsylvania Railroad agents have urged the members
to put il through with the bells on" The arguments
for the brioge will be made by exSecretay
Robson, j. X. COwen and A. @ KeaSbey'
The Jersey City bridge bill Is said TO have much bet
ter chance Of passage than before. The question
has political side which mak"s many bepuDnscauS ieei
that the bill should be pushed through without ihl;
upon All ingenious proposition dodge the Constitution
by permitting cities to relieve manufacturers OF
through the payment OF a "DOuny" to the amount Oh
he Tho plan emanates from Camden where IL mas
It is not improbable that the Governor may send in
some nominations tls week He has the appointments
ChanccTy Clerk judge OF the Court OF Appeals ana
q dozen county officers this year. Tue Chancery clerk
thought, Will again to George = DdrYer OF
Essex. He has been efficient officer anu as Demo,
get the place any his nomination would
be welcomed.
Senator Crammer has introduced resolution request
Congress redeem the trade dollar at par mere
"a Sen eut III favor Of such actiOn throughout
the state owing quantity of the coin held by ILL.,
dividuals in every LOCALITY.
The Rebuilding Commas ion's report Is being dis
cussed with considerable ferv r throughout THIS state
In Newark the action OF the commission eIs IN failing TO
rebuild the Capitol the old plan is declared 10 De an
and the southern part OF the State generally It
defended, and North Jersey Is accused OF dread1ul
schemes for getting the state House removed 10 NOV"
ark. Ho0okcn GUTENBERG, some other LOCALITY lar
from IreutOns maddlng crowd. Between conslheTa-
lions of economy and anger the past IT Is not mpr0b
able that LEGISLATURE take acton whatever,
leaving foundations they and the state ON
still occupylng neyhbOrng houses, hired for the
lime-belng ana already worn with the tread OF pOu
clans feet.
Tho recent election OF officers OF the State agricultural
Society the occasion OF small war which resulted
IN the oical deca paton of Treasurer Clark ana the
narrow escape of President Clark, his father, from
similar fate There is Largo favorable TO extend
the grounds ana against tne con
tinued payment OF six per cent dividends. This party
attacked The administration and II was stated mat the
final contest only postponed for IA year. ana that
when IL is renewed IL will beJDOr- bitter than ever
The old Freeman Tavern, at MOrristown, bult 10
years ago and during WaShngtous encampment 1T
MOrslown by the Generals stah is about To DO torn
down.
The condition OF the Reform school for BOYS is less
improved than hoped and expected by the Efforts
made yeIr ago and there constant complaints. Tho
thorough revision II The system of conducting the school
Is demanded in the moral as well ~ physical interests
OF the boys who have been sent there.