New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
ern Union claims that 1t in way responsible for
those incidents.
LEGISLATION IN Ne W-JERSEY.
THE ALBEIT PARTY NOT YET A REALITY.
LAvERTY's IMPEAcHMENT-THE DEBT OF ELIZA |
RrTM-IIIE LOW FARE ELL.

| LAvERTY's IMPEAcHMENT-THE DEBT OF ELIZA
BFTH-rHE Low FARE BILL.
rPoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1RrpryE.
TRENTON, n J April 4.-Governor Albeit
has found circumstances than the Governor OF
New-Jerscy. He Ia now concluding his term as chief
executive for unless there be session. his active
duties will end with the final consideration OF bills
passed ny the present legislature His successor Will
be inauguraei early In 1857 and then the Governor
Will bid farewell Trenton. Although Mr.. Albeit has
ade "A better executive than his previous record gave
reason hope for. he has not accomplished the task
which has received his most devoted attention. the con-
struction OF an Albeit party within the Democratic
lines. His principal tool In this exceedingly difficult
work was the giving OF Offices few OF which roman to
be disposed Of lie has had firm belief In the strength
OF tho hAmercan vote and he has been liberal In
direction. hui it has him great increase
N support. He wii 1t is announced, make another bid
for this In the coming week by nominating Alder
man James +. Connolly. OF Newark az Railroad Tax
Assessor. In place OF A NJ Reynolds. Mr. Connolly was
elected Alderman for second or third time few weeks
ago In the Fifth Ward OF Ne wark. and somewhat mar
rowy escaped defeat although the wari is strongly
Democratic His nomination will not please Newark
Democrats and it will certainly di.please the Republ
can Senate even to the point OF rejection.
The Laverty trial will come end In the coming
present disposition OF the Senators TO shorten
the time prevails There Is no reason why 1t should not
be concluded. and II is finished the L-gisa-
adjourn. There Is nothing to keep tho body to
gcther for ortyeght hours after the Liverty mpeach
ment decided and the members cannot complain that
there Is public demand for their continued The
only bill he considered with much
the proposed repeater Of the Elizabeth debt act and 1t
admitted that this cannot be ased this session. The
Legislature would eheeruly leave tho whole subject In
hands the Elizabeth people possible but
the s-caled Repatriation acts affect the other cities OF
State and they have undoubtedly injured the credit
of of th0m Stl Jersey CITY is In be ter condition
than two years principally brcaus" Mayor
Collins has served the city wr-and Newark has
to complain since she has placed long per !
bond At above aud has negotiated short loans
at per cent with little difficulty
The Jersey civ election Will he watched throughout
the State with anxious interest Mayor Collins has been
in office for and the city has been
well governed. lie has nO been partisan, and yet has
lie hced his Republican principles. His Dem
Ocratic opponent. OreStes Cleveland, Ia a" warhOse
whose connection with active politics fzzled into |
The passage Of the Low Fare bl by the Assembly last
reception likely to be cold. The Senate OnaIly |
rises above the Influences which will be eKerted against
this b hut often encourage the hope that
the measure Will become law.
There general organization OF district assemblies
OF knights OF Labor going throughout the state and
the number OF charters granted IL several each day.
Nearly all the trades have been reorganizrd lately
The bill to permit the construction of tunnel at
Washing Jersey City. is being diligently obDed
but there disposition 10 let II de in view Of its
share IN the defeat OF the Bridge bill.