New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09

,..,, The Newark Sun From Saturdays Trib-
s a.. law Iswvers who have Without agreeing upon
In busy considering the language 10 be used
ns,nosei amendments 10 the lawyers will
EXPERIMENTATION were report an amendmen; es-
tngI' ornor,c ~ their ac- and independent court
nr' nnshlished in The to take the place OF
ION vpo.S tribune 'The the present Cour. of Err
Nn New. was as wrong as rors and Appeals
souac o ~, The to be reduced from nine
ire ~ tAe LAWYERS 10 six justices.
, rsrK will be lad before
ne Legislature this
week II will provide for
an independent Court OF
,nneals, for fewer SUI
n,sme Court Justices.
rIi abolish Circuit Court
uigeshps and generally
EEK TO simplify the sys-
AVN and lessen the cost,
sni do 1t without un-
necessary change
NJ course. that untruthful Statement, about The
rrbune's report being false slipped In without
,,oner editorial supervision. and. OF course. the
rs,r" will apologize manfuly and mention the
~.uvers" referred TO- j. Frank Fort couldn't be
one OF them.
u the present Legislature can settle satisfac-
t,rily and finally the embarrassing problem
,aopl. will be inclined to look leniently on its
sins. either Of commission or omission.
rher the renorts that come from Elizabeth
l.. ,-,a roho Mark Reiner. Editor Of The Her
AID" of that town. should ask TO have MS trial
t,r criminal libel take place somewhere OUTSIDE
n Union County. With popular feeling as II
.s.ns 70 be there now, he cannot get fair trial.
covernor Griggs Is said to have two veto mes
s,r.s ready for tonight. He might save himself
,ss trouble Of writing such messages by simply
asking the introducers to recall their bills.
Maybe after all. the inadequacy OF NewarKs
rev postoffice won't be such misfortune as peo-
ME had feared. The obvious fact that 1t wouiu
ha too small for all the business OF such a GU!
sas compelled the postal authorities 20 cohs'oe'
tho advisahity OF establishing compie'e!
souinnAd branch Offices. What the people want
nahsndv place to buy stamps. postal orders ana
60 forth and not one IN a thousand bothers aoou'
the architectural appearance OF the estepiish-
ment.
TIL. on,onents OF Assemolyman Mullins's con-
.o,idstion bill are TO have their innings this week
!, IL probable that neither consolidation nor an
uxat,on will come this year. but either Is IN
ct.abie in the near future
A delegation o. indignant citizens from MONT
clair and other towns Is going to Trenton thle
afternoon for the purpose Of exposing the iniau'-
ties OF Assemblyman Rolls bill robbins citizens
and governing bodies Of their rights TO controi
the streets. The bill proposes to let Boards OF
Freeholders hand over thoroughfares to the troll
ley companies
Those simple. guileless souls who talk ABOUT
BARNEY" Ford helping Justice by unoosomins
himself probably don't know that members OF
m. VOORHEES, Investigating Committee had three
Interviews with him last year and that he re-
fused TO peach on anybody
Better for the Legislature TO do nothing at all
than pass any act extending or increasing the
privileges OF the trolley companies the limit OF
generosity has been reached with the corpora
tons. and the lawmakers cannot get the TACT LOO
deeply impressed upon their minos.