New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17
RUSHING BILLS THROUGH.
THE DEMOCRATS IN THE. NEw-JERsEY
HOUSE PASS MANY PARTY MEASURES. (
THE DIsGRAcEFUL DEMOCRATIC RECORD FOB
THIS SESSION EFFECTIVELY OUTLINED
BY Mr.. vooRHEEs-EARLY AID
rsy rs,xanApu TO THE TRIBUNE. I

BY MR. VOORHEES-EARLY AID
EQUIPMENT PROBABLE.
TBr TELEGRAPH THE TkBUSE.l
Trenton, ". J., April 16.-The Assembly got thirty
two Democrats into line this Afternoon. and made
havoc with the calendar Of party bills witch have bsen
hanging fire these many weeks Potts and Patser.
son. two Democrats, who, for reasons best known 10
themselves, but which had nothing TO do with con-
science have been acting oueey on several measures
of personal importance surrendered. and the majority
proceeded to make further additions to the rope which
will hang their party next fall Heppenhe4mer. the
party leader Of the majority, called up bill after bi
and the Speaker put them through with lightning
rapldity. The bills passed were as follows;
Providing for q lay Judge in Salem County; provd,
ing for ward assessor 10 Newark; removing the
janltor Of the State House IN favor OF Democrat; eS
empting Jersey City officials from the provisions of the
act which torbids tho removals Of veterans giving the
Governor the appointment Of Reform School trustees
Labor Bureau secretary, and state Industrial school
trustees amending the liquor law, that II one part
ia constitutional the other parts shall remain fntscs'
giving the State Board Of Education tbs sole apponD
ment Of county school superintendents; giving Eliza
beth Democrats the appointment of health physician
when the lastnamed bill was taken up Mr.. voorhees,.
the Republican leader, entered his protest Tho
Legislature he sad had disgraced itself enough by the
partisan course Of the majority. On the plea OF
repeating thirteen party bills passed by the Republicans
IN 1885, they had permitted every greedy Democratic
oice seeker from end Of the state to the Other
to use the Legislature as means Of satisfying bis
@ ,o shame the state Thers was no apparent ims
10 this offence and it was time the Legislature should
re e for dnsi Adjournment on Friday next.
The record OF tho session was disgrace ron the OPEN
bsso 20 me and Sypocrtcai acts in behalf tho
liquor interest had taken their place. ballot reIo,m
ibe Ueope iTrespcctive Of party tried and faithful
officials had been summarly dismissed from ONCE %
make place for Sv organs ses Of public
opinion as body that had lost the respect Of the
voters and the disgust Of honest men everywhere
In substantaton OF his arrsignment M Ioothees
quoted extracts from The New. York World do
Sounsing the Lsgssature Mr. MeRSosm% VIII aaa small
The Senate to-day passed the senate bill permitting
warehouse purposes, and the btl making April 80
next legal holiday. The House recommlt.ei nS
IN % 600 ooo for now wafer supply and hearing
was given Newark city officials who spoke " ns
favor. 1t was subsequently reported 10 tne MOUSE
The prospects of final adjournment are considers,
Sst p Ss epon Ths rS 80 hot
they win have to order their tools % adiup as
Sess Au nseS are and Tc d Ssr
to the Democrats. One of these s tho bll s,esns
the new county q Hs%ton Sss al Rs' Harrison and
Kearny About It's bills have become laws 50 far
this session. and hundred more VIII % a'0s1 0''''
' The 'i Assembly held slmly attended evening
session and the S to Ti2sncs to Ss
eyy sorer @ SSeVdi discussed for hour i was
supported BY Messrs voorhees,, HATS Tns ANU KaiseS
ssd Msen aao pepIgocrats and finally defeated
by % yeas 70 III nays.
TO REDEEM RIPARIAN LANDS IN TIE BAT.
Trenton. N. J.. April 20 Special. Senator Eawarus
win Tomorrow submit report ana OIL upon at'
important subject of extending the wharf.-the ON