New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-12
THEANNUALRUSH TO TRENTON
OPENING OF TIE LEGISLATURE TO-DAY.
TRAINLoADs OF POLITICIANS AT THE CAPITAL
FORECAST OF THE WINTERS WORK.

TRAINLOADS OF POLITICIANS AT IhE OTAAHA
FORECAST OF THE WINTERS WORK
Trenton, Jan. IL (speciaD. loads OF pom
uC.ans arrived today They came from every See"o'
~ New Jersey but most numerously from HudsOn'
Essex Plssaic and Camden. 1t Is the eve oi 'no
opening of the legislative session, an occasion ai"'yS
marked by the presence of throng OF aspirants ior
office promoters of legislation, and tOuts in the EN-
ploy Of bosses big and little The lawmakers thehi
selves number only eghtyOne, namely oeia'ols,
twenty-one Assembymen. sixty. Botn DiVhcnes vi
tie Legislature will organize at 3 O'Clock tohorro"
afternoon since last winter s20O,OOD has been spent
on Il new Assembly chamber, and 1t is unquestionnby
one Of the handsomest halls in America In contrast,
the senate chamber. which used to be CONSIDERED
pretty and cheerful is dingy, rusty room. The new
chamber was brilliantly Illuminated tonight ana 'he
members from the pines and cranberry bogs drank IN
It's beauties with all the delight OF boys at holiday
pantomime.
Hundreds Of politicians Of both parties called on
Governor Albeit, who maintains sort OF open house
at the Capitol whom the lawns rs hrst assemble for
the winters work From the state House the poll
tcians streamed to the hotels, where the noise OF
climbing glasses was heard all through the night.
To morrow noon the Patrick H. ONe'l ASSOCIATION oi
Jersey City will arrive an escort to tho members
from Hudson County. They are coming l,-oo sorohs'
and will have street parade, followed by reception
AT the rooms of the Dcmocrauc Leasuo anu ~
az the American House.
Covernor Albeit has finished his message. ana IL
will bc submitted TO the Legislature soon as he Is
Informed Of It's organization III the message te "o'
rnor will return again to the tax question. year
ago ne sent In a message which spoke paihH oh "iio
s,,,,oct Then followed the report of the Tax Com
mission and the great revolt against Its severity ana
revolutionary changes, resulting finally In a fnuch
,od;eod law and tho appointment Of a permanent Tax
,,nulssion Among other questions touched upon Oy
rho Governor will be that OF the riparian lands Oh
tho IIud,on County front. The United states ~o'e'n
mont ha, interfed with the action proposed iast year
and some change In the law 10 meet the case VIII 10
suggested go ,.,
Robert Adrian. OF Mlddesex will be re-eiec'eu
uo,,,, NJ the SENATE and speaker Bergen, OF somer
t will WELD the gavel in the House again. 1hey
have already made out their respective lists oi Gun"
mitiee, which are 10 be announced "c"ne''''
Among the first bills expected Is one to meet lne ue
fects in the law Of 1856 in regard 10 eHc'r'c '''
roads Camden, Trenton, Atlantic tity' Asouis i"'"
p,sac Paterson Jersey City and other places besides
Newark are interested in this matter. lhe ra'roaus
are popular all OF them, and 1t Is expec'cu u'' 'o
hill will go through with bells on
The Governor will make, among others, he loi-
lowing appointments at this session: 'mI '"suoe vi
the supreme Court. In place OF Mercer beaSeS '.'
rotary Of state In place OF Henry [. Kelsey Az
torney General In place OF John r. S'ocA'on' O''A
If fine supreme Court in place Of B. f. Lee oupenh'
,, of puhllc Instruction. in place OF f.. .. Chap
mnn. superintendent Of state House. III Pid'e VI
Bernard j. Ford and Riparian Commissioner III P''
NJ Richard b. Reading. The rappointment OF sec
retary Of state Kelsey Ntorney-Genera s'ochtoh anu
,,l ee l. q certainty Chief Justice Beasley seems
g keen minded as ever, but he is seventySeven years
old and rs the term OF his Office Is seven years soo
xonnper man may be chosen in his place.
The Dcmclatlo senators held their caucus ~ 'no
rnton House at O'Clock tonight and finished their
hu.inc, in an hour The officials Of last winter, rom
,,iIo,t Adrian down were renOmnated, except In
,no ,a, If william FntaL. Of Monmouth, WHO served
-. iournu clerk lie kicked over the Albeit traces
la. election. supporting Blodgett candidates Tor me
eyslature The sacrifice Of his ONCE Is the price ie
has tn nay for his independence