The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-15
GOV. wERTS'S TEN vETOES.
ne DUBS REPUBLICAN LE9fsLA1IOE
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ny George Gouls'- DyIsr Ia Lakewood.
TRENrog. N. J., May 14.-Gov werts sent to
he Senate to- night the nominations OF Miles
Ross. Willard e. Fisk. William Cloke. and
Richard IL Reading to be Riparian Commits
sionsrs under the new law making the Board
non-partisan. Ross and Fisk are memtersof
the resent Board. Reading was formerly q
member and Cloke Ia the editor OF the Repub.
lican state organ the Trenton State Gazette.
The Governor also sent ten vetoes to the
Legislature. seven OF which went to the House
and three to the senate. To the House bill
giving TO the sherifrs OF Essex and Hudson
counties charge Of the Isils and prisoners. the
Governor says that. since 1867. the Freehold.
ers have had charge. apd the wisdom OF that
law demonstrated.
The proposed change IL purely for partisan
reasons and dstrim entail to the public service
The House bill recognizing the Law Depart
ment Of Newark and JERSEY City the Governor
believes to be institutional. as violating
the section OF the institution which prohibits
legislation regulating the internal affairs Of
towns and counties.
The House bill annexine Harrison and Rear.
ney. in Hudson county. to Essex county IL also
Questionable to the Governor. who says Hud.
son county should not be dismembered And
reduced from the most populous county
to q secondary portion without It's con-
sent; nor should Essex. without its
consent be compelled to annex extra
TERRITORY. and assume Indebtedness OF Hudson
county. The House bill providing for the 70.
districtipg OF Newark and jersey City into
wards 10 vetoed because It 10 . psrtissa
scheme to gerrymander hrst-class cities Tor
partisan ends and defeat the popular will
The Newark and jersey City Police justices
alton by the Republican, to seize the courts for
partisan purposes. besides. the bill 10 FAULTY,
would probably be unable to secure any com.
s 70 the Senate bill taking the appointment Of
Road supervisors from the Governor and vest.
Ing Il IL sosrds q Fssh9 a the 6SLstno,
and he thinks that, Il = change In the
s.Bs y sh. DG s,s. pSs:d 'S sS R
sh9ud make the sDp0 s, me ot Senator
and and eomSisI Scheme va. never devised By
partisan ingenuity. and 4 shows an uncon-
The bill 10 also incongruous and inconsis-
tent and its sole object L 70 obtain. and re-
County boards. The Governor says q bill
providing for 2 fair and equitable rep ;
t the proposed scheme is Intended to subvsrt
and defeat the popular Will. has not z single
merit and IL ns.nssd than
sofs: BIZ os, ., S &. the s,:;
SSi1tsi ln. as n person belong ss
81 81 the e State . and disausiinss 81 othsrs The
design OF the law. that the Board shall be non.
more than three members shall belong to the
pr.Ss &c sa s iTpd s;: e. x: x:
meeting Of the new Board. and that All future
territorial. such Hesitation could only be in
spired By Dartisanshlp run mad,
The vetoes were oil read and laid over under
The Com mission to investigate the oyster
States and take control Of the oyster industry.
cure. bY cond alton or otherwise. lands now
held under riparian grants
publican leader McEwan objected to = trolley
Pill secaGss II wa, sdvoeatsd e r 5SSs
X. Il 81 the S replied that he had
attended. 20 his duIiss this lssssion. and had
81 NE ssEg 20: .h iS
Senator skirm voted against and defeated
was a sharp light over Senator, Smiths bill
in.ssdsS s.Eseisily nc Tor LAKEWOOD. where
s'ns'S s ah1sd Nss sA Yorker. h.v. taken up
resid snce and are making valuable improve
mentA Among them is young Mr.. George
Gould and II he dies there. under our collAt-
ersl inheritanse law. the state will come 10 for
IL would pay to hire some one to kill him"
suggested u Senator.
By permitting the sale Of beer and rum,
you Kill the other felows. Gould is too smart
to drink much OF It." replied Bradley. who went
on TO argue that the half-clAd women and
children In the stSts eyed their eopditiop to
Senator Voorhees, boltsd Il. after having de-
Tended It against Senator Daily's attacks.
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