New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-15

the Sulzer plan Is TO remain In office,
exercising the functions Of the Cover
nership. at least until formal court
proceeding is brought to Gust him.
This PIN. of course relates only TO
| the question Of Mr.. Suffers attitude
in the period between the Assembly
| Impeachment and the end Of the trial.
The Governor admits that any review
Of the findings of the court Of i'm
peachmen. would be impossible. but he
! believes that he en- successfully com
bat any attempt to suspend him from
Office in the meantime.
The plan to pardon prisoner. have
the warden refuse to honor the par
don and then bring the question OF Sui
zer's right to act as Governor in that
instance before the courts in a friendly
suit has been held in allegiance, await
| ing some affirmative move from the
| Glynn forces.
1t is understood that any court moves,
| IL the question comes to that issue,
will be made before the Appellate Di-
vision, Third Department, which en-
braces the Albany district, and 1t Is
also expected that before that court
nothing more than pro forma decision
will be looked for, on which IT can be
| carried Immediately TO the Court Of
Appeals.
One Of the Governors counsel, who
would not permit his name to be used.
| declared to-day that he believed the
| question Of Suffers right to remain as
| Governor in the time between impeach-
| ment and the final verdict could be
taken before the Supreme Court OF the
| United States in connection with one
of the Interstate matters, such as ex-
tradition requisition. that were contin-
ually coming before the Governor.
II is believed to be inevitable that
within the next twenty-four hours At
torney General Carmody. who is now
on his honeymoon in the Adirondacks
will be drawn into the case.
The executive departments payroll
for the money that goes TO the ONCE
help on the Governors staff on the
10Th OF the month was sent TO the
Controller on August 49, before the no
tice OF impeachment had been served
on the Senate by the Assembly, but In
spite Of the fact that II was approved
by Sulzer before the final steps in i'm
parchment had been taken the Act
ing Controller will ask for the payroll
approved by Glynn.
Any ruling from the Attorney Cen
erals Office may be questioned and
taken 10 court for final adjudication.
and IL is possible that it will be by that
means that the matter will get into
court.
Governor Sulzer told one Of his per-
sonal friends to-day that If he was
ultimately convicted in the court Of i'm
peachment he would retire to some
small town upstate.
Bound to Destroy Tammany.
81 will consecrate my life TO the de-
struction Of Tammany." Sulzer is re-
| ported as having lOIu 'nlS man. anu 4
will start out by disclosing everything
that I have done with Tammany. !
will disclose all the letters that Tam
many leaders have sent 10 me. as well
as copies Of every letter that l have
sent to Tammany leaders, and in the
course Of my life have accumulated
large number of such letters. will
buy a small newspaper, and If 1t is i'm
possible to have these disclosures pub
lshed in any other way I will publish
them in my own paper"
In spite OF the questionable status OF
executive authority in the present mix
up, the Governors special investiga-
tor, John Hennessy. is planning to go
ahead with his inquiry next Monday.
Hennessy obtained a Supreme Court
order to-day to compel the attendance
las q witness on Monday OF Matthew