The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-09
Ter KEEPS Up
HIGHWAY FIGHT
All Appeals for Regularity Made
to Win Insurgents From Leav-
ing Party'S Program.
SENATE OPPOSITION FIRM
Chance of Front IN Nun-b Der of Mem
bers V~ariously ExpIained-Nieht-
work Measure Stands-HoIse
Gets Into Action.


Trenton, n. PLANS Of the State
Republican organization for a legis-
lative appointed commission received
a serious setback when eight of the
Republicans IN the house bolted from
their organization and announced
their determination of supporting the
three-man plan of Governor Silzer.
Later. however, it was stated that
some OF the -ecalcitrants had repent
ed and we're hack in the fold.
Representative Frank F. Patterson,
Jr., of Camden. one Of the active
leaders in the fight, stated that the
Republicans had thirty-eight members
in the house who would support any
measure agreed upon by the majority.
The underlying difficulty, however,
was that the majority, as represented
bv leaders from different sections,
could not agree.
Governor Silzer's campaign against
special. road interests launched in
Philadelphia and carried on agrees
sively up to the hour of session,
served to discomfort the majority.
Publicity given by Governor Silzer
- Ln;1dira soordo1s ~ tho mast
has been followed by a reaction that
- - Io,L rrs hesitate 10 90 TOO
Co. !, onnosiffop Tho Womnn's Re
a.riioon. club Of III, c+ata under The
ioaaor.Li, ~ NJ vg.rian r Rones.
of Montclair, las goue on record as
unequivocall0 %fHvoriag Governor sill
- 10 1or. arvions NOT
- a~taronizo tba o,,,rfasT women
SomuL.4.,sf,r +boi, dgs.r- 10 have
por,bIfoap hoard in control
Coraraor ci1gar rsc,s=ld visit
frota rapraeanfatf, ~ the Alnba
nort,oma Cement ro,.ror. n came
ho,o 70 raf,+o aa,,a of tha charges
80 ovoo.si-a -+4artna Inv the So
uaI 60 IT,. md olso 70 dis.
aJasn, s-to+o,rerts a~ttrfbafed IN sam
49, Ir-ntorn,aror N, Vow york that
- 49, No., LIT in tho nrosecu.
tion 80 H. oor,ant Interests in that
- Coucr,or e;lvar fistarad at
IT. - +La au,s,,.,fs o5vancad
b,t rasrainpd frar, making ,ny NIB.
lIc Comment for fh. time being.
Tho ~nrtnRIn9l f.rTnV. in this nR9Ee-Gf
tho sit,,ation was Tho detection of the
Essex coun+v DELEGATION from the
n1on 20 which +ba aseanb1v Renub-
iicors ornearaa ia he i~ndissohnblv
committed last week The Massage Of
hill NAMING 4w.Tkfqbva Com
nissIon ~ +braa or five hers th.
r-ersonna1 daeiopatad in the measure
CIV ~ the - are said 10 have bean
won over 70 e,,nnor Of Governor Sill.
zer IN his reouest for legislative an
tborItv N name a new bodv Of three.
Ana,vsis of this change of front
Voc vor,ous1x axnIajnad One Of tbe
senators who has insisted
that the governor Is "nlaying noIi-
ticsr and that II would he little less
than Novrripbt ~mfoolerv IN scoui-
Geo IN oil his moves suggested that
arbans Mavor Hagua the Demo-
cratic eh,eftain. NAV have been able
m axart q telling influence unon the
rehaIs
NopoInations n senat.
cuor ci1vor CONT tbo ,o11ou.iro
onnointmerts 70 the senate. COUNTY
Trdoo 90 linton Aired c+ain of
EItnohoth for,,or 80 ava roraor.
oropd onmnoigr ronoaor ~ tho ooy.
arror. prosocrtor of wi. oorp+v
A,ox navid ~ FIi2ahotb formeriv
d-istr,ot corrt i,doo nrosidar+ ~ w.
, Chambar ~ Comnarco ord 80 o+bor
oivIc hodiee. member If Tho poord
~ Taxotion of Trnior COUNTY Eroncis
v nohbino Of Railway cboirn,an -
tba Conntv Committee ro-onnoirted .
Atlantfc county indoa WiiIiam +,
Cnno+bors onnoipted cd ,r+orin, nv
Coyerror awards. Tndoo &c rive
nIstrict Court of Nawark Coil II
1roNTobor raonoointaa -
carry ont the governors nolicv of
keeping the district courts of the civ
non-partisan; Essex County .Judge.
Dallas Flanagan. of Montclair. reap.
pointed.
The appointment of a prosecutor
:. for Camden county will not he an.
nounced this week. it was stated in
the executive chambers. because the
) Democratic leaders there have not vet
> agreed upon the selection from among