New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE H. IL
JERSEY la WMAhERS DUNE.
THIRTY FIVE VICIOUS LAWS WIPED OFF
THE STATUTE BOOKS.
MUCH OF THE WORK OF THE DEMOCRATIC Lh"iS-
IAr1-RE Xr.1JrFrrD-RIrL.s PASSED OVER
THE GOVERNORS vETo-NoMlNA-
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE THIpuNE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH THE TRiBUNEI
Trenton. June 13.-Pursuant to concurrent
resolution adopt | this morning. the HOUSE anu
Senate met at 2:3O o'clock in the Senate cham-
Der and the ll9th session Of the New-Jersey
Legislature adjourned sine die. The extraordi-
nary session had lasted just ten days, anu during
that brief time thirty-ive OF the most vicious
laws enacted by the Democratic Legislature were
wiped off the statute books. nearly S2oO'o'o mas
been saved to the people annually by the He-
publican majority. order has been brought oi
chaos and the state Government placed upon
substantial sensible business basis. Thanks 10
the Republican lawmakers. II viii not IN iuture
he y ssible for such swinllng and thievlng as
has for years been pri' tis'd hy the Democratic
machine politicians. who long controlled the
state Government to be carried on, nor VIII
heads Of departments have opportunity t. present
to flroritc clerks state funds whenever the no.
ton scizcs them. as has been done in the past.
state officials who refused 20 turn over states
revenues viii no longer Doe able to cite the am
biguiiy OF tho laws 40 an excuse and oorruptloh-
lists ana cOnapirators have been warned 10 De
careful During the morning session the House
passed. over the Governors veto. the senate pi''
giving Mayor Lebkuechcr. of Newark power 10
appoint new Common Coun IL ana new board
of Education in the event of the Court of Errors
and Appeals declaring constitutional me Nar'
Rcdistrictlng act. under which the present IN
cumDcnts were elected: also the Senate bills re-
ducing the fees Of the clerk " the Supreme
Court and the clerk OF the Court In Chancery'
and the bin repeating the law giving the Cover
nor thirty days after the adjournment OF the
LEGISLATURE in which to consider bills. Thes"
bills now laws.
Asscmblyman Wildes introduced bill to r.
4 II urul do
clarcd on, II order by Speaker Cross. hecausr
of m. concurrent resolution \ delegation from
N. Ncw-York Legislature were at the State
House. and received the privilege of the noor
They are making tour OF inspection through
thos. counties where there are stone roads.
Tn. mate concurrent resolution permitting
women 10 vote AT school elections was received
and read Mr. Lower objected To- its considera-
zion. II being now busirofs. Mr. Drake said
that unless the resolution ware passed AZ this
session. TIE question could not b" brought up
acain f,r five years Mr.. Robertson favored
considering ID. resolution. and motion ''
I'Id.r.ly fnr.s..ing the result II the Senators
carried out ih.ir threat and applied - N''nr-
n.v-c.nDral Stockton for an opinion ON tn'
legality = the appoinim nj ~ Nlh'f' l.
ma, md George g. smith as Judges - ~
caurf af Errors AMI Appeals just urior I" 'h'
rorl.u ~ d.. Gu'tonhurg BIG -Four. Gov
nrror W.~fe to-day sent their nainrs - ih'
senate They w'r~ promptly rrJ-ci.1 l"'f
Will - course. hc rcapi"int'i al interim
Yesterday fho Governor declared th.t i+
would not nd In the names. Governor N"f'F
..is. s,,f 70 ti. senate the following noniha-
tons. For Law Judge II MliflcscN. j krar.
ncy Rice. fr Prosecutor ~ hIdIi'''h' i.'',,
Adrain. Tor Prosecutor ~ fiouceSt'r. ~
swackhamcr; for Lay Judge Of Gloucester.
Bowman :. COX. All were rejected 10y Inc
Th. senate. in executive session. confirmed
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