New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
FORPARKS ON THE PALISADES
SENATOR w1NroNs PROPOSED LEGIsLA-
TON.
GOVERNOR wERTs vEToEs THE sTohh' >"
REALIZATION BII.I.-MEAsUREs BEFORE THE

Saip Commission
reading and final passage. The Dill empowers 'Ao
palisades Commission when created. to negotiate on
hehalf of tire State for the purchase OF part VI "
of the Palisades property for puphc parh' u ~
a number of public parks, to be beauti'eu an
thrown open for the benefit OF me whoie Peop
The measure confers upon the commission amp
mower TO acquire the land for the state upon INC
an,roval Of the Governor and Controller, and gives
tho commission the right to so Into cnancery an.
,ec,lre title in any owner OF any poi"o,' "
the Palisades desired by the commission shah y,
fuse to sell for a reasonable price Inc fai'saue'
Commission act OF New-York vas passed u e
able that State to take part in the preservation VI
tho Palisades by similar commission. senator
WIn,on said that since the enactment OF the la"
carly in the session preserving the Palisades Ho'"
the drill of the quarryman IL was proper 'na' .ie
State should make some use OF the iands' ne o
lieved a series OF public parks coud De 'a'u ou v
the Palisades at a small expense. and he was lu.'y
satisfied that such parks would be apprecia'eu "
the people Of this and adjacent States ~
Senator williams, OF Passa;c opposed the o''i
10 Thought the people regarded commissions with
unlimited powers with suspicion Ah9ho"' A
was opposed to any more commissions
Mr. Winton insisted that 1t was sood pohcy u
o ,ho nronertv for the pleasure and beneht OF
tho ncople since the State had taken the position
of a sort OF guardian Of the Palisades MI -"
Jams maintained his position. ana senator Noo.
hees thought 1t lnexpedient TO pass the Dill u, 10
m, "a
biu 90 that the Commission could be appoih'eu
I ,no,,o n thorough Investigation OF the subject
Senator Winton agreeing to an amendment on the
lines suggested by Senator Voorhees, the plii vas
laid over for the day. Senator Ncorhees VIII "t't
an amendment and the measure VIII the' ne ''"
up and passed - Ma,
Governor Wer.s to-day vetoed the Storrs Natu-
r,lization hill and with his veto he sent to the
House an opinion by Attorney-Generai oloch.on
declaring the measure unconstitutional Inc ~
conflicts with the laws OF the Cnlted "ta'e'' ~"
Attorney-General says This objection was urseu
against. the measure In the Senate by senator DhS
when the BIZ, under discussion Inc 'e'o %
brief the Governor simply saying:
NV objections to the bill are embodied IN me 0l,
fetal opinion Of the Attorney, ocir "e
transmitted and in which fu!ly concur
Tho oninion of the Attorney General Is that the
BIZ Is unconstitutional. He holds that this Is So
first because the Constitution OF the Onted states
has vested in Congress the exclusive right 70 MAKE
rules and regulation concerning naturalization. ana
declares in express terms that citizens snail not
h.. naturalized otherwise: second. because II at
tempts to prevent States from acting as agents
of the General Government in the matter Vi ha'u
rallzation and. third. because If one state WIS
or,oyered To enact such laws. uniformity In natu-
radiation would be defeated.
The measure known as the Body-SHa'ch" o'''
authorizing two or physicians to form patho-
logical and anatomical associations Tor the advance
ment OF medical and surgical science came up IN inc
Senate final passage to-day ana rece"eu ''
teen votes In its favor TO three against IT, Inc Dill
gives physicians control OF the unknown dead ana
the dead from public morgues. hospitals aims
houses, ETC. that are not Gained by re.au'es' MI
Sk.rrn had II called up and he WAS. supporter Ny
Mir Rogers VINO had fought FOR II last week. "heh
IT'S opponents succeeded In side-tTack'nS the OH
Dr. Parry explained that 1t was the purpose OF lne
measure 10 make the dead serve the living; IL WIS
necessary FOR the furtherance OF suf' 10 dissect
that doctors should nave. human oouies ~ u,ayri
Mr. Voorhees, charged that he iea con,a''i tI
IN Inf Hi h doctors VINO were 50 anxious fur
their science would agree TO surrender Yhet pGes
- wnu,d certainly show a devotion TO science. MI
Voorhees, continued his attack on ths 49, az
h bren b,ffeed about the world should not when
found dead in some lonely spot have at leas' de-
Senators Day Rogers and K1n eShpmDNHisS the aS
c.aboratc scientific argument IN rs favor %,
bill extending the time fo E ne 41ssnG the S5
Hudson River for a period OF ten years caused q
lively scene in the House Inc measure Wa uron
rna passage when M. Nutzh4rn' me introCuE ,h
objected to It's consideration He desired 10 WIN
Mr. Robnrtson objected. and criticised Nu;zhorn
FOR his s;Tanse PosSn he Taid cs ,nf spm nj
Mr Nutzhorn replied that he had introduced the
Introduction lobbyists had used improper influences
hasten its passage: he Therefore desired 10 WIT"
III Eisele said there was something "funny
about the bill and since charles We're made ne n,
to- inquire into the allegations,
The whole matter was finally LAID on the 'a M
RI" House today passed the Senate concurrent
resolution amending the State Constitution In the
following particulars: To eliminate the lay element
in the Court OF Appeals. making Nice-C aancellors
constitutional Officers and providing tor tneir APP
rrSor an now provdlng for the forming the
supreme Court into divisions making the Governor.
BOARD IL Parlons providing for biennial sessions OF
the Legislature. and making the terms of AsSemhly-
of l'{'" "o tT' a"' and senators four years
and w Vo @d' upon armaey by
the people before they can become operative.
nriatng si25 eco for the Improvement of the Morris
Plains Asylum; also The series OF Senate bills in
The Governor the urrestralned power to authorize
expenditures for the Improvement and furnishing
TO the Legislature.
The Republican senator's have decided to reject
the nomination OF Lawrence 7. Fell for Factory
Inspector.
boroughs election was passed to-day by majority.
Late tonight the Senate passed the amendment
Under the direction Of the Republican state Com
mIttoe This act reduces the Election Board IN
two additional clerks required. II provides for
"A personal registration in cities Of more than io@O
canvass IN such cities The registry lists to be
All 6 S sa from ons house
shown at q glance The registry Is to be completed
three weeks before election, so that ample time
The senate passed bill tonight amending the
Voorhees, Elective Judiciary bill by providing for
the election of a judge in each county The Noor-
hees bill provided for one judge for two counties in
South Jersey.
The bills abolishing tn" poll In firs;-cass
counties and that providing for the execution OF
all murderers at the State Prison killed by
the Senate.
The bill authorizing Mayor Lebkiicher OF New
ark to appoint overseer of poor, and that Great
ing commission TO erect a State Reformatory at
Railway and appropriating 100000. passed the
House tonight.
CORRUPT TENNESSEE OFFICIALS