The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-29


q commission Of Ave for the purpose OF
ascentafning further detail ii reference
to the erection Of such a home. This
gives the Governor q Chance to name the
pointed by the Governor last year are
legislated out Of ONCE thew having ac-
complished the work which was ASSIGNED
to them.
The ATTEMPT to aeess4ata the Naval
Reserve ont of exisfence was very
ID the erection IF such . home This
Reserves deserve a great deal Of credit
for the fight they made and the position
they assumed 1rhev confended that the
State of New Jersey had nerfect right I'd
say whether or not ii choose to appro-
PIRATE money for the continuation OF that
branch of military service: but they object
10 he;na lagisiafexi o,rt after All tReir
HARD work to badng the Reserve to its
present Doint Of eff1eiencv
he effect Of clearsng 3 verv General sa1s-
n4seton in The minds If MANI iepSslafors
that fhe Naval Raserves were AZ purely
ornamental and useless organization
Assistant Sacratarv ~ tha Navv W;iI;ayn
McAdno General William sewell and
others have given strong testimony 10
fha afBeiancv an5 ysLsa &c fbis sa,svtcn
GaneraI Seven cams "a tba rasc,,e ~ tha
Naval Reserves during The nasf week
and a few letters directed 10 some mem
hers of the House had the effect Of speed-
ilv chansinp the driet 81 tbinss m
Naval Reserve now is stronger f1an If
was ever hefora has sonae FINER friends
and # Is nl1ite nossihle that thew win be
given a fair appropriation to continue
Their service during the coming vearsTThe
matter is 10 he faken m This afte,noon
before the .Toint Committee on a nnro-
nrfatfons. when the officers of the Pc
serves will appear and explain more fully
what is the purpose of the organization
and whv II has been creatad
One 81 the interesting hills that nasse.1
both brancbas d1rrinp tbe nast W,aeE was
nron,inan+ news na~, 9 NJ ~ IS. ~ ~ i .
co,,nfv scrItini1ad and inanrouaa hw The
Governor and Introduced by Assembly
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corporation. and thereby secures the ac-
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do SO within a reasonable time. he shall
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was appoiiiesu " .ahs sne psaIe ~ JuusS
IA nark paess,o WE rou mas peen na Tba 5 neg ,o q
the hassdsc 10y Eodnry Sour., Ing Hem IA
u.hn ~ 1919 oF Man, II snnsh;ra'
Wno Is q nauve OF NeW HampsniIe
tha ~ u MaS poln a to5o. us .s sd nrsn
~ : = 49, aaua,nlS, m4S
clpai 81 tue NeWaIh Acaaemy, ~ when
lnSsllution MI. ADAMS plepareu loI nIs
college COURSE, ,od ne was graaualed from
1aie Sonesg III iop1, anu took up Ins Stuuy
~ q" n MeMaIh un9el tAiIAla pouu diiu
S San1 WI AYR dnu iauer sdnulgu ~ ~
az 10 of NJ, w - 1oc7 nna : noau
iafer RAISED . successf11I wa1ninatia IA
attorney in New Jersey beeoming 4
Counsellor in due time, He now nracffces
in Newark His onlv nolifical office was
as clerk of the township of East Orange
and as counsel for the same township.
With the end of the legislative session
in sight Governor Griggs will find HIM
self under terrific pressure during the
coming week and the days following.
There will be a great scramble on the
part of the Senators and Assemblymen
to secure the passage OF bills which yet
slumber in committee on one side or the
other. Having gotten them through,
tnelr sponsors VIII haunt the executive
claLnper, conveying 70 lne GoYernof the
inpo.lamce ana necessary 81 attacnlng ms
naSi;ticS lii ~ ems MEASURES. II course,
arel,manfs ana he Gnunrno =. 1s;11 = ~ .hss les
nressed with fhe sieni6canne * 90 ob nar-
thicnIar bili IN iits reiation 70 ~ IAN 20 pa
If 1Ses When Senetors aud a ssar ! ~
men will be elected to choose a TInitsd
States Senator.
A considerable number of fta nrosant
Senators will hold over Till that irnnors
tant period, and it may be that some of
the A~ssemblyman now In their first Years
Will be returned, SO that their arguments
listened to with some degree of reason
and. patience. It is therefore apparent
that MI Griggs' lot will not be a happy
one IN the days close at hand.
SENATORS are 70 be elected this year in
Sape May. ~Burmngton Middlesex, Pas
sac ana sussex. now represented by Re
punHcans, ana an Hunterdon, now repre-
senteu by a DemocraI. Next year they
gre 70 pc edecled IN Cumberland, Atlantic,
representeu by Hepupllcans, and in Hud-
son, now represented py Democrat
I,nus there are tnirteen new senators tc
elect befors the selection OF a successor tc
UHteu states senator Smith is name6
IN joint session. OF the eight who hold
over, seven are Republicans, which means
tnaf tine party needs but foul
out OF the thirteen in order to retain its
grip upon the Senate organization.
cans in the counties OF Cape May, Bur
lfngton, Passaic, Cumberland, Atlantic
Ocean and Mercer, a total of seven, which
would give the party a majority of eight