The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-07

..earJs and see If you do NOT ard it
ten there the fact thar, in all justice
and truth, You SHOULD vote for Arthur
y. PierSOu as speaker Of this house"
This would insure the Republicans
Of having the acting goyern0rship,
even if President Runyon Of the senate
should resign - become Il candidate
for governor after Governor Edge goes
TO the United States senate.
The Democrats would no enter any
such plan, but stuck to their willing
ness TO break the deadlock in a sports
manlike way.
Holding Up All Business.
Democratic Leader Barrett was
plainly nettled by the Republican re-
fusal of the proposal. and he exclaim-
ed "Regardle>S of maiorities and the
results in the counties, Of how they
We're brought about or why. the fact
remains thar there are 30 Democratic
and 30 Republican members in this
house. Il IS Il fact. not a theory, and
YOU can't get away from it. The peo-
PIE want the business done. DO You
accept or reject this proposal2"
I thought clearly stated fhe posi-
ton IF tine Republicans. rerprteI ~
SeHt9I#lHah kellam. This i Il matter
o. principle, u we VIII Lot gamble
oil #. move We proceed II another
ballot.
Second The notion >Ia1 back ~
seA#lEi-du iaafEert. and lie Ea9"fa=s
contest was Resumed uf1u Preci~ is
tire same te4lGs. Aft-" seven Iueffee-
taat ballots were tal-"a q feee-- WAS
ordered. The Republicans VIII @f INFO
conference. ahG ila .r~tiaa et 'H~ Hg
lots Viii DE thfaslt., aati. J. Is >a-
that q number af fhe l,gaH65 ii p VIII
favor the proposal as the aa3E MY a45.
Chancellor Walker Renaacd.
Governor Edo ..rt 10 ta4 ..,a.a
the Contamination af ClaneaHsr I.lu-.u
RoLert V,alkar Eor sarfa rgnr-hs
+bara has Laan continued discussion by
nolitfcfons ~ IA wtn,bz.r the evncl-
tive would alloy Tho na1i,ieal nressaae
that was brourht ~ ha3r upaD him "a
keen him from REMAINING "a Democrat
Chancellor Walker was named oriej.
nsIIv nv President Wilson ,rtrn coy
ernor The term * for s.yeu wears.
and II NAYS S13 ONO q vear Hy law
org and lavaan acnuointed with The
husiness of tho cna1rts Choncellor
walker has haen looked unan as one
of tho foremost inris+s Of the country
o+bar nnnoinfmants made nv the
oorornor varo. William 4 Hopson of
patterson 70 succeed James q Rlau-
rer on tho possoic Valley District
Sov.oroga and Droinaae commission =.
for.,or Sana+or Tobn n Prince of
pino1yaod RI succeed himself on the
Cf,4 Sor,,ca Commission W Parker
prnron of po.th Amhov r-aonnointed
- tho S+o4a Board of Car,marce and
Eortaoton. 1io1,ir A Pic of Iaonar.
do. Monmouth county. reappointed to
the State Board of Education; DIT. j.
Oliver Mcdonald, Trenton, and Df.
Henry Spence, Jersey City, r~eappoint-
ed to the State Board of Health. The
appointments of DR.. Prince, a former
senator, n OF Chancellor walker
were confirmed at once.
The serious illness at President
RunyOn kept him from the session OF
the senate, and Senator Fithian OF
Cumberland was the presiding officer.
President Runyon is suffering from in,
fsenza and bronchial pneumonia. The
senate session was limited to the in
PRODUCTION of a few bills and to elect
ing the few remaining officers to com
plste its organization. Howard East,
wood of Burlington was elected assist
ant secretary. Luke F. Grail of Salem
assistant bin clerk and Sherry Wal.
la<e assistant sergeaat-atarms.
President Runyon SEN the appoint
ment of Senator Haines to the FL