The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-20
NOwNO QUORUMATTRENT
MRW1E's UNRULISEss ENPTIEs TEE
HOUSE OF RRPUBLIClNE
a Csusus Csuss &c watch It Il Proposed "a
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nut-Ths Caiiers Hartse nth KILLED.

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hW-The Co"srs HsE'sg hm R"'sa'
TRENToN. April 10.-Ths Republican major
ity In the House was still further demorslizet
this afternoon BY their leader. Mr.. McEwan OF
Hudson. again speaking and voting against
the partisan bill reoreanizinR the law depart
ments OF Newark and Jersey City. He after
| ward assisted the Democrats In aiding Mr..
Eisele's attempt to get his Insurance bill out OF
committee. and then made speech rejecting
on the fairness OF Speaker Hollis decision.
Later he aided the Democrats In hlibusterinR
on another partisan bill. The decentralization
was so complete that the disguised Republl-
| cans left the chamber; the session was adj
| journed and caucus hmm ediately called to
consider the situation. The Republican mem
| bers openly criticised hcEwan. whom they
charged with treachery. and movement was
started TO dep"se him from the leadership.
Members OF the State Committee who were
called In conference advised that no such
action be taken. ast meant the defeat OF all
| the Republican plans Tor the remainder OF tho
| session,
| The bill reorganizing the law departments
In Newark and jersey City was passed By n
vote OF 80 to Is. Just one more than the
necessary majority.
The fight OF the day was over the attempt to
get Eisele's Insurance bill out OF committee.
Tho bill Is said to be aimed at the Prudential
Insurance Company Of Newark: but it viii
M nvvt sn' .n Sompany' IN wnien rIsnkhn
MUTT MurphJ C the Chairman Of the Republican
mites mad promised Mr. Murphy hear
cans were disposed to stand by their commit
te. and Mr. Murnby Mr. F,..ls IN. intro-
Queer told the House the bill had been in
the committees hands for three months.
anu hat mr. Murphy hhu had Two
hearings. He also said he had been
- ~ WI no ioss VI MS pace
WIN = ne" iork insurance company IL ne
in.ursnes oomponiss 10 ss"a n. n0n V roIO,.
,rharo :. so,,.r hais. III i,'' 80,
three years. This. Mr.. TiseIe said. was done
BIZ oil regular companies. which charged only
$40 year premium for $1,000 insurance
for man % years old. while the Prudential
COMPANY charges s2s and conlscatcs tho
premiums paid ntho policy 10 allowed collapse. |
MT. El'sls also said tina. members OF the com
, nsu oe.n anu '"isA'eneu pr
agents Ot thH and
Aa.smbIvmsn Fdward. and Cro.s msn,h.r.
,,,S" o ,,,,,a. a..,an sh.. ' ,S .nenoers
threatened, and there was great confusion on |
the door which Sneaker Holt had ahou, ann.
pressed whom Leader McEwan added to II by
questioning some of the Speakers decisions
lanulIltChn
memGers to vote there had been n bara
quorum Of Republicans present. and. as some
that iis psftissn bills wers to be passed iS the
Repu blicans must furnish the quorum to do
Other partisan bills passed to.dsv nv tha
House leSisiated out Of ON 60 CIV T.,IlsctotPS
T. WNsill Of ,J Jersey City and school Census
and reduced the salaries OF a number Of ON.
eial 3. N s sesssy o nomination
Of Justice OF the Supreme Court Drpu. TO
dsrson. as Prison SuperYisor aetsa uroo. b cut
s ssss,Sf skIrn .Sicst:$ snS ia;l.,.d that i
tee He and Senator ketcRsm Of fsse1 Will
vote ssasinss eoniiimationi Both declare that
EepaSIeaS senasors spent most GV Of n. morn.
and passed at once LiIis reorranniDa tbs
state Board Of Education. iii. board of
tors Of the state prison and the tres-
tees OF the James6urg Reform School. All
e 10 6s os eSi the
consist OF two M hers from each Congress
The Governor. H,torney."i.nrInt Presiaent oi
the Senn e and sneaker of the House are NO
longer TO be members In the caucus the lie
trict EsrryInander which il is Their purpos. ' to
Errors DECIDES that the election OF Hs.e@ ra
takes ~ member from auntsrd',n counts ns and md
Is DOUBT as 10 It's constltutionality III, hasis
OF tho gerrymnnder lis one member for % us1
OF population
Ihr IiIl 10 punish hazinp in collep.a ,rbioh
was defsated two weass aeo and rssurreetsd
by a motion to reconsider was finally Killed in
the Assembly to-day, Alter lively discussion
Mr.. Dswsnap the introducer saLi similar laws
were In force In New York and Ohio and ex- !
law as . menace TO the rich mems sons who
annoy other students by their gibes and
frIcks TLsy created dIsturhahces anil
destroyed property and. when sPrsstsd
sought TO escape by pieading that thsv
arc htudents Air Storrs Of Iss.r
ale graduate said the existing laws II .n
'orced would Iunish ali hhzefs He Ensw
rases where parents refused To take nd VANTAGE
~ Wy aw ne pE.ouuceu Iet'elr from Iosi-