New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TOINAUGURATE GOV. ALBEIT
PREPARATIONS MADE BY THE LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEE.
THE ELECTION REFORM BILL IN NEw-JERsHY
DEMOCRATS IN TROUBLE OVER THE
HOUsE COMMITTEES.


Trenton. " J Jan. 10 (speciaD.-The committee
on Governor Abbet's Inauguration has selected Charles
Y. Bamford chief marshal Of the procession, ana
Colonel Daniel Bechtel aide. The Robert Pattson
Association, the George Morgan Ioquos Club and tho
Nineteenth Ward Club, all Of Philadelphia, VIII be
present. The Albeit League and the Americas Club,
of Camden the Patrick ONeill Association, of Jersey
City, and large delegation Of citizens from that city,
besides the local organizations will make the pro-
cession big one Chief Justice Beasley VIII ad-
minister the oath of Office I'm Taylor opera House,
and the Senate and Assembly Will be present during
the ceremonies on the stage. The Governor VIII also
deliver his inaugural address from the opera House
stage. The reception to be given by the Democratic
League TO Governor Albeit Monday night viii
at the Trenton House. will also the inaugural
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. The inaugural ball
will be held in Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening.
The election bill introduced in the Legislature BY
Mr.. Erwin of Hudson, differs I'm several respects from
the Australian bill of last year. The new bill provides
three additional election officers requires that all
the ballots not used election day must BE- Immediately
cancelled that a be left where the ballot Is
taken of, but numbered that the ballot cannot be
Identified that two of the election officers must be
chosen to charge Of the ballots, and their names
rut on the ballots tha. erate voters be permitted
TO select any two members of the Election Board,
one from each party, who shall read TO them tho
ballot and let them do their marking or mark for
them as they desire These are the main differences
between the bills Mr. Erwin says that his bill will
be indorsed by the Knights of Labor and all tho
ballot reform organizations IN the state.
Speaker Ieppenhemer IS considerably embarrassed
touching the makeup Of the standing committees OF
the House. Jacob KlOtz, Of somerset County, had
been slated for craftsmanship OF the Committee on
Corporations the place Of his choice Mr. Deronde.
of Bergen. to have been placed at the head OF
the Committee Railroads and canals, ana Mr.
Trimmer, Of liunieIdOn, Wa, 10 have been chairman
Of the Committee on Riparian Rielis ms last-Iamed
committee, which during most years Is unimportant,
Will this year be important as any In the House,
mainly because the railroad corporations want tho
riparian line of the state extended out INTO Hc" YORK
Bay, givc them pew terminal and deepwaier docks.
For best known 10 themselves, some OF tie
Democratic leaders want DcrOnde substituted ION
KlOtZ on the Committee on Corporations, aud they
want Mr.. Klotz placed at the head of the Committee
on Railroads and Canals while there i pulling ana
hauling TO change the entire makeup Of the Com
mtce on Riparian Rights. The corporations, II IS
understood. want Of their own choice placed
thereon, and they not satisfied with General Hep
pcnheimer's selections. There is 10 be conference
before next Monday night at which the powers that DO
Will be present, and the dispute will be settled.