The evening world., 1894-05-08
FLYNN ATTACKS PERKINS.
With an Oath He DenOunCeS Burling-
tons Senator as a Traitor
to His Party.
A SCHEME is EXPOSED IN THE HOUSE
Tho Camden Paterson Board Of Works
Bill Passes Over the Veto
The Newark Bill
Special TO The world.)

TRENTON, May both houses started
early to- night. with full galleries After
working for awhile each took u recess and the
| majority held caucus In the House. Mr..
Kelly succeeded in getting from the Railroads
and Canals Committee his bill requiring mil.
road companies TO pay the same taxation as in.
dividual property owners In the Senate, Mr..
Bradley introduced II bill prohibiting the
granting OF liquor license within 100 yards OF
church or school.
The senate passed over the Governors vctr
the bill wiping out the Board OF Works in Pat.
ersOn, Trenton and Camden.
An Essex county association sent through
senator ketcham petition urging the senate
To pass over the Governors veto the bill pro.
yiding ior u new Board OF Works in Jersey CITY
and Newark.
senator Perkins voted with the Republicans
to pass over the Governors veto the bill pro
viding for the appointment of city officials In
second class cities.
senator Voorhees, introduced bill taking an
Asscmblyman from Hunterdon and giving It To
camden, Senator Bradley introduced the
Referendum amendment To the Constitution.
which has been defeated in the House. senator
stokes introduced u bill permitting the Penn.
sylvania Railrond Company to bridge the Dcla.
ware from Pensnnken Greek, Camden County
to Frankiord Greek, Pennsylvania
When the bill giving back to boroughs the
exclusive power OF granting licenses came up
on final passage Senator Slokes explained its
provisions.
That $ II local option bill, ism it ?" asked
Senator Daily.
- 1t is u local option BILL" was the Cumber.
land senator irayk admission.
Senator Ketchhm favored the bill on the
ground that it was a home. rule measure. Sem
ator DAILY said the present method OF vesting
POWER in the county had proved wise one
Under the proposed method many of the local
accomplish prohibition. - am against pro.
hibition because 1t is not democratic, " de.
clared the senator from Hudson. - This is
prohibition and is strike against me- en-
gagged in the liquor traffic. -
Senator Packer voted with the Democrats
against the bill, making the result 10 to 10
Before II was annouced Senator Bradley
changed his vote for the purpose of moving Il
reconsideration. The bill was then declared
lost
The Republican Senators held caucus to-
night to consider the new Board of Works bill
providing ior the appointment of Commission
ers until next spring. when they shall be
elected, and also the First Glass Freeholders
bill which is to be changed making the boards
elective next November
II have to look into these bills said
Senator Bradley, before committing myself. :"
The bills were laid over until to. morrow
Assembyman Thomas Flynn INDUCED In
Senate bill 1873. The me'sule provides that
no new street or horse car railroad shall con
struct or lay tracks In cities without the con
sent of the municipal authorities. This,
~ .a'N' "ouiu picNtht u CeTtdll
road that 1t is proposed to build
from entering or using the streets OF
Camden. Senator Perkins is understood to
be interested IN the road. The bill had passed
the caucus and was In the House. The Senate
recalled 1t and the Republican Assemblymen
In caucus resolved to send it back to the Senate,
where 1t is to be killed from all accounts
When the Senate resolution came up in the
House. Mr.. Flynn said the whole business was
the outcome OF n deal with So called Demo
cratic Senator who had betrayed his party
g such conduct is despicable 1t is equal to
the betrayal of Christi shouted Mr.. Flynn.
e. The man who betrays his party is not Il: TO
associate with gentlemen. C. d. the man
who betrays his party, say
Speaker Holt raped vigorously and called
MIR. Flynn to order.
- am in order,' said Mr. Flynn.
" Not when you swear,' returned the
Speaker.
Mr.. McEwan explained that had 1t been re-
quested OF hi TO lay over the resolution until
to- morrow he would have complied. The
resolution to return the bill was passed
III the House Mr.. Woolsey Introduced the
new Board ot Works bill. At the last moment
1t was changed so as to provide for the appoint-
ment of five Commissioners aud making no
provision for minority representation.
The House passed Salinger's one Dollar Gas
bill. Coyle took out of the committee his one
Cent Ferry bill. The Newark and jersey City
Law Department bill passed the Senate to-
night, Senator Bradley advocating and voting
for it