The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
FLYNN DAMNS PERKINS
ron HELPING THE RKPUBLTCLNS
OVERRIDE ONE or WERTsS TEIOEs.

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tssr-I-troduet,er Of ~ Auti a. r. A. Biii.
TRENTON. May THE Republican Assem-
blymen csucussd before the evening session
| to-day and aftrrward took q recess to permit
another caucus The matter that bothered
them was Senator RoRers's Trolley Road bill,
in which Senator Perkins is interested. and
for the proper amendment and passage OF
which, II Is said. he voted with the Rspubli-
cans to override the Governors veto Of = par
tisan bill. The Senate passei the bill but
last week tried to recall IL from the House.
The Republican caucus tonight decided to
let the bill go back.
When Republican Leader McEwan made the
motion to send the bill back. ex-speater
Flynn denounced the deal. which he said had
been m AIDE between the Republicans and SEN
ator Perkins Psrkinss treachery to his ia rty.
Mr.. Flynn said. was equal to the betrayal OF
Christ. and he wound up . dsnunciatioD Of
Perkins by saving.
And may God damn such a mani"
Speaker Holt called Flynn to order. but the
latter declared that he was In order; that his
words were not profane. and we're not intended
to be. No further notice was taken Of the In
cident. and the Republicans voted to send the
bill back to the Senate.
The Governor sent one veto to the Senate
and three to the House to- night. The former
was OF the bill giving to the State Com ptrollsr
and state Treasurer Joint control Of the State
House and grounds. with power to appoint .
superintendent aud assistant with yearly sal
aries nRgregstinR $4,000. whereas the present
superintendent gets but $4,000.
The Governors objections are repetitions Of
those urged last week against the bills rsmov-
ing Superintendent Ford The Governor OBJ
jects to the HouHe bill snnexing the townships
OF Woodbridge and Raritan. Middlesex county.
to Union county because the voters OF the
townships have not power to decide whether
they wish to be annexed.
The hill increasing the annual appropriation
for building public roads from sI5ou0 to
ernor fears that the Treasury will be impover-
ished by appropriations heretofore made. He
requiring the m municipalities to bear . larger
proportion Of the EXPENSE.
intendent Of the School Census. the obiection
10 made that II Is loosely drawn. sections con-
fiict. and parts OF the act are imperative. be-
repealed. Confusion will be created and the
entire school system may be disrupted. No
and m anag an ent OF the existing departms emit,
but It lie intended to supplant one Official
The Ho 10 t passed ASS the senate iii iseislatns
out OF office the present Riparian Com missions
ers, ana providing Tor the appointing nt BY the
cratic successors: also the bill providing for
non partisan Excise Board In Newark, and
Salinger's bill recurring dollar gas to be fur
nished in frst-class cities.
Mr. Clarke Of Essex county introduced an
anita. L. A, hill which provides that ~ any
person shall conspire. com bine. or bind him.
self hy oath. or agreement. with others to dis
eliminate agai nst . member OF any religious
Of his suffrage. or IN business. shall be guilty
OF conspiracy. punishable By one years Inn
prisonment or 81 600 fine, or both.
In the Senate bill was introduced PROVIDING
RSes
Pcnsauken; one By president Rogers. taking
a member Of Assembly from Hunterdon county
and giving It to Camden. and bill by Senator
Brad He forSndinG The grating Of licenses to
Senator Bradleys net tenn perance bill giving
governing bodies In boroughs exclusive mower
to grant licences. was defeated In the Senate
tonight II received ten Republican votes.
against IL.
Senator Bradley is angry. and will vote for
no more partisan bills, II 10 feared, but the |
announcement H. made tonight that Demo |
with the Republicans when they are needed.
The Senate passed over the Governors veto |
the bill permitting the governing bodies OF |
Paterson a Camden. and Trenton to sppoint
tho Boards OF Works. The bill reorganizing |
the law departments OF Newark and Jersey |
City was also passed. and Just at emidnlght |
the head Of the Democratic leader. Bob Davis. |
rs the Legislature can do it. by the Senate |
passing the House bill giving control Of the |
Iail to the Board OF Fresh olders.
;, Between two and three hundred residents Of
county project before the Senate after mid |
night