Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-12
IN MOTION To
YORK EXECUTIVE

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contribution in aid of his campaign
for the office of governor were $l,5bO
and no more. and whereas, In truth
and in fact the amount was greatly
in excess OF said sum. 10 the personal
knowledge of said Sulzer, and such
report further showing or tending 20
show, that he converted to his own
private use contributions given In ala
of his said election for the purchase
of securities or other private uses,
that he engaged In stock marker
speculations at II time when he was
governor and was vigorously pressing
legislation against the New YORK
Stock Exchange which would atttct
The business of and price on the eX-
change; that he used the power OF
his office. as governor to suppress
and withhold the truth to prevent tho
production of evidence in relation 10
the investigation OF campaign contrl-
buttons and violations of law IN re-
spect thereto by ordering and direct
ing witnesses, some Of whom were
employed by the state to act in con
tempt of the joint legislative com
mittee and that further he used his
office AS governor in rcwarding or at
tempting to reward such witness
or witnesses by securing or intluenc-
,,n2 s'ata oo,,ornmont, that as COVER
nnr ~ sotd Wm Sul2cr has punish-
"a .,,isi.,tn,.s ,,hn dislpreed or differ
va u.i,h bir, in LEGISLATION enacted I'm
tbe nuhlic interest and has traded eX-
ecutive approval of bills for support
~res ", ','' IN vbich he vas personally in
tnrast"d. maj os governor he wilfulN
.,'I .nrr,,,,tIv mod. false public
staton,ant. odvising and directing cit
;.,',,, g., s,,,,,,,.ass c,.idnrrn to his nm
ian,f,I usr ~ cnntrihutions made to
hi,, COO ca,,noi~n ni,rnosrs and
I,.i,'. ,,t.' h h,s lth,ru,isa corruDtlv
WHgIr"5' ne n"' t.d "','I w. or,ittad to
al'" nntn "'''''' -''''
Thorefor. he II resolved that VIM.
c,i,a. ,,,,.',.no, nf tbn state of New
vari, o ord bor.hy is impeached
f,,. ',.,uf,I a,d onrru,t condurr i'm his
lSt Sr,, 49, ana cnr hi,'h rrin,ns and mis-.
'3l,,'.,,.,,,,s -
u,,r,,d -, nncc
The Ilsht over 'u' propo9'" ci in.
peachment started win lre i,a,
crack ot me SPEAK rs sraNei III nv
aSsemnl! cnaHlptI' " nta'l .t ~
| hours the FraWleN cohI,i'lIoe IePoI'
/ l"lu ''i'i az ''''' '''' ~
During that tlme melhp'r alter nlrnl
ber spoke, NOT SO mu'h 10 the Purs-
tion OF adopting the report as 10 llr
greater question each man hut"
| would tolloW-the question VI I'M
peachmont'
with every weapon al ther coIIl-
mand, the triends OF the BoNernol
Fought every prclllhlhaI! sep 10 '"o
, adoption OF the report
AsselnpNinan SChapP app aleu ~ ~
/ the name OF lalr play ana lhe uope VI
/ receiving justice Whlcn every i,ah
may reasonably entertain i"I u'ISE
untll me evidence Ra'n're9 ny ny
1 committee could be rtau; re aSN'u
lor a postpohelnenl OF - Hou's'
Republlcan Leader Hlhmah oppos-
ed What he termed shay actloh On
three grounds namely
Ihat the asSemplN, shouIu at lIia.
| read the evidence 3'lore NouhE Ina,
! the aSsenhiy couiu hot I1lP'd'" nv
! NuN noi M"'lr IA ,.t. a. W c 49,
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