New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
NEW-JERSLY LEGISLATURE.
A PATRIOTIC SPEECH WHICH WAS NOT
DELIVERED.
SENATOR DAILY AND HIS oUIXoTIc BATTLE WITH
PASSES THE HOUsE-NEw MEASURES

trine AS The Tribune told this morning. the
resolution was laid on the table, and the Hud-
son Demosthenes was thus prevented from get
ting rid of a speech about two yards long
This afternoon Senator DAILY arose and in his
most suave manner moved TO take the resolu-
ton from the table and make It a special order
for next Monday night He explained that ne
fixed Monday as the time. owing to the absence
Of Senators Voorhees, and Stokes
you can't pass a motion in that shape saio
Senator Williams. Before doing anything you
must first take the resolution from the 'aole'
We'll then, move to take 1t from the taoie'
replied Senator DAILY.
"And I hope that the motion won't prevail
added Senator Williams.
The rollcall was started. When Days name
was reached he demanded an opportunity 10
explain his vote. He began by referring 10
limited States Senator Sewells resolution as
saiIine President Cleveland's Venezuelan mes
sage.
"Oh. let's stop this bunkum.' inter1ected
Senator Skirm IF we haven't anything pct
ter to spend our time we'd better go nome
eft isn't bunkum," retorted Senator DaI!'
There are eighteen OF you in this senate anu
not one OF you dare5 get up and defend your
leader"
"Were ready to do that at the proper time.
interposed Senator Skirm.
"Has DAILY broke loose again?" asked Senator
Stokes as he entered the chamber at this Juhcl-
ure
Senator DAILY disclamed the breaking loose
insinuation and resumed the effort TO nre OH
his speech. Senator Williams raised repeated
noints of order and President Thompson blocked
the speechmaking. The motion to take the resV-
,ution off the table was beaten by a vote OF 10
to @
Fatal thirteenw exclaimed Senator Daiy.
",rhis will be your hoodoo You maven heaiu
the last Of It,.
Senator Stokes introduced to-day. for fresiue''i
THOMPSON a bill "entitling every Police Justice
Recorder, Justice Of the Peace and other com
mitting magistrate to a fee Of 80 cents for eacn
criminal complaint for the services required OF
them"
lowing purposes:
Requiring all railroad companies 10 lnclose
their lands with fences and, on failure to do so,
making them liable to three times the amount OF
damages which may accrue.
Recurring townships to keep In repair all py-
roads used as an outlet from public road TO
opotber Owners Of land must maintain side
walks along the same.
Other bills introduced were az follows:
BY sS MS Dss,nt4 hsy sna cities 6 HSs
cGntrsGt WIN Water any Relates to Hoboken
Nv Wr Daly-Riparian bill similar to that miro
dnced ny MN fso fTo ran,ng or conveying lands of
the State or hereafter under uuew uuew,dd,.a,h. do
fences and set-offs in district courts where the mat
ter in dispute is less than sao ,u,,s p.vonne 70
By Mr. Misunderstanding that bank stocks, sc KS
han m a
n6t HSsr ana ana bank ocers shall render state
ment TO the Sheriff Of such assets.
These bills were passed:
q r No O. making quorum in board OF trus'ees res
IN anr incorporated orphan asylum to consist ot noi
iess than ve; b. No H. relating to sacs o, a
cera error in act incorporating cities OF over
five thousand Inhabitants
THE ASSEMBLY,
nh. House to-day passed Bullocks Bread r'ii
nv a vote of so to 0. The bill provides Tor 'he
sale Of bread by weight. 1t also foroios '"e
Use Of any deleterous substance IN the manu-
facture Of bread. a.
Whom the bill came up final passage MT
1unocv was recognized by Speaker Derousse.
and he made an earnest plea for It's passage.
"Ona reason why I press this measure he
soid .qs because one can buy four-pound
loaf of bread In Europe. made OF American
Nour for less money than 1t can be purchaseo TOT
IN Paterson The workingmen want this Dill
hecause they like to know just what they are
getting for their money.
During the afternoon session Mt BULLOCK anu
the Sneaker had another run In" over the ad-
verge report Of the Committee and House tlii
No. 10, giving official challengers at election
polling places the same fee as other elecuon
officers.
The report Of the committee was concurred
20
in, notwithstanding Mr.. Bullock's eHorts 10
sneak After considerable controversy Mr'
Lower moved a reconsideration. and gave MT
Bullock an opportunity TO talk The lnoePeho-
ent member said he opposed the ADOPTION oi
the adverse report because II prevented poor
man from seeking office. He said that during
his recent fight In Passaic County me expense
for challengers alone was $3.50, and In order 1or
a poor man TO compete for office 1T was neces-
sary for him to be a thief
Mr.. Lower said the committee had listened
attentively to Mr. Bullocks argument. and
upon figuring had ascertained that the passage
Of his bill would mean an expense to the citi-
zens at each State election OF $4,000. This was
the principal reason for the adverse report
The committees report was concurred In.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Br Mr Reed-Requring all official election
velopes TO be OF yellow paper.
By Mr.. Reedr-Forbidding a governing body to
grant any franchise rights TO any street electric
Railway companies unless a sum amounting to $4,000
or more for each mile of single track or at least
IS 900 for each mile OF double track Is paid by the
Corporation securing such franchise rights.
BY Mr. Smith-Extending the Werts Election law
10 cities OF all classes
BY Mr. Benedict-Prohibiting the location Of any
new cemeteries in nrst,class cities without the
consent of the governing body, expressed by resolu
lion and approved by the Mayor thereof.
BY Mr. Hcks-Creatins the State Military Board
a. commission TO procure sites Tor arnor1es IN the
first and second class cities.
BY Mr. Voorhees,. providing that In cities hav-
ing not less than 10000 nor more than $4,000 in
habtants there shall be established a city
court
BY Mr. Hopkins authorizing the Governor to
purchase land In Kearny Park Hudson County,
for the purpose of enlarging the Soldiers Home.
By Mr. Austen, forbidding fishing for clans
and oysters in the Delaware River, except with
hand tongs
OFFICIALS AND PASSES.