The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
ANOTHER SCENE AT TRENTON
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Fssses-A Recess 20 ne Tshs- NsSt wsss
Tprrror. N. J. MAJ s-Th. RepubIIean. In
;oInt e.ucus this morninq d.cIdsd 10 tai. |.
recess on Wedne sday Of mart veet. TheienRth
AZ the r.c.ss "a. undecided INIT ~ viIi nrob-
ably be untiltbe following veet. when partisan
btIIs yetoed nv the 0overnor will Re p.ssed
s,,. iont ieees, WI W u u ~
oihto create the new county OF EaN monmouth
occupied a good deal Of attention In IN. House
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morning session. but the clerk neglected to
record Assemblyman Ross Of Cane MAY, who
voted for the bill The error was discovered
tn. bill and h. suspected trietsry En-.
strsiehtsnod out but hi. .tfort wa. opposed
gons .%ionrn.d nnr,ns ,hs n roo, mao rao...
House . aoiSnrnea our, During . ,ne noon recess
muddia There vas no question about the
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Thers Was a dlsnuts over the correct m e,hod
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county when the larger counties were unsn-
imous In trying to prevent the Senate being
controlled By . few small. rotten poke.
comparing McEwan to Senator Perkins. the
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question later oJ asking what ne had done
'n ayo was n un,s, hoo, no,,,, ,r, r,,.,r A.,
trlotst.r sinee You came here" snar,Iy re-
torted Flynn. III IL you want my opinion you
can have II. You have betrayed your county.
OheE sSsn frog hut late.
accused Of tTeachery, although ne had voted
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Assemblyman vii son OF Warren. the other
aa :ps ssG Tor ySa Ii. for the H said Flynn
through the session. shouted Flynn. Money
bill but thank God that only two Dem ocrats
voted for the bill for which the money was
Instantly half the members were on their
feet to protest. aud Coyle demanded thata
the charges made by Flynn. Others seconded
the demand, but speaker Holt raped the
hs no d % wS the .oa .
business Nearly the whole II the afternoon
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is apparently trouble ahead for the Remaining
days OF the session
The House adopted a Joint resolution
agreed upon By the Republican caucus au-
thorizinQ the Ilsntlons Com mittee 10 amend
$1,000 during the sum mer recess in inyesti-
eating Assembyman Thompson's election
THOMPSON wanted TO know when the In yestI-
cation was to begin and when to end and
tainted Chairman Storrs with wanting the
money to make A spectacle OF himseif' and
to get out oil the hole he had got Into by
The Governor sent to the Senate this after.
noon the names Of Wilson H. Jensins for reap
pointment as Prosecutor OF Camden COUNTY:
Joseph II. Ca.kill for law Judge OF Burlington
J.. T. Fell OF Orange for reAppointm emit OF fac.
tories and work shopa Jenkins's appointment
ia a victory for Assem- blymnn Thorn ps on wbose
enemies have been trying TO secure Jenkins's
defeat. Gaskill il tho President OF the State
League OF Republican clubs and his appoint
M emit Is a surprise Fell is a Dem ocrat whom
the Repu blicans have bee irving to get rid Of
and q bill legislating him out Of offiee has
pa ssed the House and is pending In the Senate
The Goyernor sent another yeto TO the House
It disapproves Of the bill lsgislsting ont o.
Office John J. Matthew'S the superiutendept
OF the school census, which is a c,mpsnisn to
one Of the bills vetoed yesterday TIE House
pas sed over the Goyernor's veto the bill giving
the governing bodies OF Paterson Trenton
and Camden, power to appoint city Officers TO
succeed those dismiss ed By the repeal Of the
Board OF Works law Bills creating new law
officers for Jersey City and Newark and com
polling foreign corporations &c. pay tax for the
Jersey City board OF Works bill we're paased
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