New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
FOR PRINTING THE LAWS.
SOME JERSEY EDITORS DISAPPOINTED.
The QUESTION OF THE oovERNoRsHiP-A fiiooN
ovERCRowDRD-LATE TRAINS

THE QUESTION OF THE oovERNoRsHiP-A fhiooN
ovERCRowDRD-LATE TRAINS.
rrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF '''E TRIBUNE,
TRENTON, n. J., July 1.-the Governor ana
Controller will this week announce the he"'P'p
which will paid for printing the laws enacted At no
last srssion OF the Legislature. An act was po ooo "
the wirtcr limiting the to be spent TO
ear and oonseoucntly there will be a reduction IN tne
nruher of papers Tho unpleasant task OF ueciu'"b
which papers shall be deprived OF the prn'he @
upon the two officials named Tho sum oi 80,
generally considered to be as much IN tho 0I"
spend for this purpose. Tho publication 10 "'
ever usually regarded the simple basis OF 'no
OF good the wide publication OF tho "I
riva Some years ago. when tho subject ""' D1,'
,h. reoi.la,ure General Sewcll made an eAcen7"'
speech pleading for the appropriation Oh '"' "is
that tho country ncwspapers 10 the oos' ''" " Wv
peoplc that in New-Jersey. at ieaS.' ~ "' ~ ~
ductsl s rule with fairness and with lu senso Vi s
responsibilities. and that IL was gooa puo'o po"o, "
.don, some system that would help the newspapers OF
,s s,,,e whether it was a guised subsidy or geuu
,ne business arrangement
The Democrats hnd that 1t will not bo Mt all sao TOT
them 10 put forward weak man this fall IL leaked out
recenty that Senator Mcpherson and Miles Ross had
settled upon Green, OF the d Dstrct us
their candidate for Governor. the object being 1t Is sad
TO give Ross chance to DO defeated again as
the candidate for Congress OF the party. But
no sooner had this little scheme been aired
than protests AGAINST dictaton from Seirasser-
ing leaders h ard from every direction Ihere
has been similar feeling unaffected over the acgeu can
ddacy OF cx.Assomblyman Rufus Blodsctt, long
llmbed Vcrm0nter aud particular friend OF the o'"'s
House ring. On tho Republican slide opinion seems to
bo in favor ofdelayng the convention until well into
September The remarks OF eX-Mayor Gilbert Collins
Jersey City, which published In TIE TRIBUNE
last week meet general approval II Is conceded
that he would be eXceeding.y strong candidate ani
it is hoped that Will not attempt to decide wheher
he would take the nomination until the convention Is
near al hand.
The agitation for opon records In the Court OF Par
dons has had the effect exciting interest in the sub
iect OF prison discipline and reform llon at Trootoh
The prison said to be well conducted by tho successor
OF Keeper Iayeriy; but 1t IA overcrowisi ani so
expensive that the real OF the punishment arc
forgotten. There is practically nothing done IN tue way
OF reformation. nor with 300 colYcts conhnea ~ &
designed for not more than 900 is suoh WORK pos
sibe Tne prison - not large enough ani IL ~ prooAs
that tho Legislature will prefer erect another building
I'm different part OF ths State wnoi tne neel ot n-
creased is thoroughly understood Ihe
new institution would DO a suitable place for some
experiments in the reformation OF crlmnals~ IL Is
pabe 10 see 40 many younk iaces among Inc 1
a stranke story comes from Newark. An axed
widow learned that legacy was due her from rehye
IN scotland and advised that the money "ouh De
sent She waited for weeks ana was az
hear that had been inalle9 th 10 ne' vinr
somebody suggested that the missing etter mSht nave
the Oregon The dates we're compared hn" ,ne
eupposltIon seemed almost certainty. Iio next udy
tr nsslng letter containing tho drhrt arrlveu a tho
Newark Post Ohice, having frat been saved from the
wreck Of the oregon and forwarded by the postmaster
OF New-Iork o .- , 4.
The case OF II. T.. Farley United states prisoner IN
the Essex County jail, has evoked more ndlRhatiou
against Congress National analr mas cauoou III
this slate for sOmo tine Farley was arr csted on rusp
con or having obtained money from the Post once De-
psrtmsnt By false pretsnce-. The evidence d4sust nn
was nImsy enough, deemed SUFFICIENT 10 hoIn
him, He a comparative stranger ana was unaOc 70
procure ball release at the ensuing term Oh
the United states But IL then discovered ny
ms friends Congress hal failed 10 pass The neces'
sary appropriation Di and for ye months the uniortu-
rress should give the the money to rorn ther
auty Finally brought 10 tho attention OF
tine District- ct-AttOrnsy and ne consented 10 the
release OF Farley nid recOgniztnce In granting
the notion United states Commissioner whitehead
made SON sron.ly worried renarAs upon the failure
of Congress do It's duty and described the case as
trave,ty justice. -
There j. a ioud demand for trains later than II O'Clock
from sew YORK. At present din ut 70 c'tch the
last tram wnen q Jrrseyman ventures - remain at
Coney island untIl from there, and IN the
winter metropolitan audiences are annoye ht the the-
tres by New-Jrrsey public arising en- nnSSe ia the
ma .is O the 70 eaten tho trtln Tor nome
Inc resorts are doing well this sum ner throughout
charms Ot tue lake and mountain re-
alon appears TO be growing. Announcement Is
maize that a rival Lakewood Is being projected near
TOMS Ryer. 10 bc opened IN the iai AS'ury Phrk Il
doing a rushing trade IA the boardng-house inc IN a
summer feature OF tue place Is the predenc' OF ur
tween 80 cventyhvc aud one hundred members oI the
theatrical pIOlea5Jn