New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-11
PASSED OYER THE VETO.
THE JERSEY CITY APPOINTMENT BILL
RUSHED THROUGH.
SENATOR DAILY BITTERLY ATTACKS Oo'E"No''
wERTs As IN LEAGUE WITH TIE

CEPUBLICANS.

VEINS 40 aN iS""OS''
REPUBLICANS.
r-0r,or V !, March follow the Democratic
leader. In Hudson County feel toward Governor
wer,s was made plain enough today In tpeec" "
Senator Daiy Il was short speech. but IL was u''
~ bitterness and afforded perfect proof mat te "o'
srnor q the object OF their intenSest hatreu' ms "
orn,n,ment ~ Prosecutor Winfield. who 30 relentless
~ pursued the talottox suffers, BIS proHoho" "
the supreme Bench OF Judge Lppincott, VINO sentenced
them 10 tho States prison and 10 snake Ii!ii pe'e"
tIary and his appointment to the supreme benc" D.
OK Governor Albeit who did nothing to stay the manu-
NJ tnstIce when Il was laid heavily or the shoulders
of the baotb stufers-nll those things have h'ieu
them with anger which has been intenshcd hu'i"'''
fold ny the Governors refusal join in their schemes
TO rob Mayor wanser OF jersey City, OF MS powers
and to keep In Office the men whom the Mayor wants
IN turn ont Tie Governor has vetoed several Dilis
introduced In the Legislature AT the hstgnhon OF
the Hudson bosses, the object OF which was 10 prevent
Mayor Wanser from making appointments ana IL was
while the vote was being taken on one OF these
measures that Senator Daily made his bitter speech.
"Eobr Davis Is still a tremendous power here and
when the Democratic Senators went into caucus ys'r
day he tied them hand and foot on the bill giving
the finance board In Jersey City the power oil reIeoh
or confirmation In the matter Of Mayor Wansers up
pontment, II was decided TO pass the bill nOtwlth-
standing the Governors objections. Senator Daily
called the bill up this noon. senators Barrett vi
Essex, Marsh, OF Union. Terhuns, OF Monmouth anu
wlnton. OF BERGEN apologiEed humby for their votes
Each one OF them said the bill was bad one very
bad; but they were Democrats and could not oc'rhy
the Democratic caucus. We're they not bound By that
solemn obligation they would stand by the Governor
and vote against the bill But as II was they wcro
constrained TO support the measure and vote Tor H.
Ny vote Is cast for this bill most rclucantly were
Senator Tcrhunes closing words.
These Senators had all expressed sorrow NJ p''hg
compelled TO go back on the Governor, and senator
Daily said the circumstance filed him with annzemeh'.
lie then sailed int0' the Governor. and practically
charged that liz was in league with the Republicans
Jersey CITY 10 keep them In power II the Democ
rary NrvvJcrs-y represented IN tiio person oi
Governor Werts II had dcgrncsutrd Indeed NO Demo
crat voting for bin like tas had anything To rc:fc,
or anvfbing To apologize for. IL WAS IN Inc interest,"
OF men who gave the state into the control 81 'h'
Democratic party. At a Republican dinner ~ JciN'y
city recently tho chairman had boasted "Wh" N"Ft'
stands Wanser stands. and when WcrS fails WAlarr
falls, What did tbs mean. except that Governor
Merits WIS their pS.-t!cal friendi He was not dc.
scsvlng the homage paid him today. In jersey
Clfy the Democrats do not laud LIN.
The Democratic m"mhcrs OF tho House held caucus
,c-dny and dcrIded TO follow tho scna;cs lead ana
pas. the bill over the Governors head. IL Will be
done 10 morrow.