The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

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bhaags astAg . large amount Of
Aessy 70 defeat the iAeofDesstAea
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ctiARGss likELv TO LEAD TO A
| SWEEPING INQUIRY.
fHe sensation appears TO be Just open
inS up. lpasmuch a. Mr.. Kendall Says he
60 produce Fundamentally" evidence
Ola large fund raised by the Stock Ex-
cHhnse to defeat reform legislation. This
charge, taken IN connection with recent
atiHss on the subject OF the use OF
n,bney In the Legislature published In
III Wall Street Journal will probably
lehd TO an investigation.
Upon receipt OF the telegram yesterday
tie Governor sent for Mr.. Kendall, who
adrived to-day. Attorney General Car
nypdy was summoned. and with the Gov
erho. questioned Mr.. Kendall In the
Executive Chamber. The Governor said
Vi. Carmody agreed with him that Mr..
sbiweu should be asked 70 resign Inn
nediateiy. The Senator was called TO
TIE Executive Chamber and told OF Mr..
kendalrs accusation. lie denied the
AeGstlons.
The 0overnoe said he turned the matter
AID Alt the papers over to the Attorney
0knerai with Instructions to take such
a@tion as the facts warranted.
IA soon as Attorney General CarmOdy
examines the memoranda submitted TO
htrf by the Governor and Mr.. Kendall
I'D oil turn Il over to the state Senate
faf action.
Il. told Senator stilweli that while I
Wis In The Executive Chamber I would
eAposc and drive out Of public life every
crook and every grafter." said the Gov.
ernor this afternoon. II then turned
tiye matter over to the Department OF
J0stice and told Acknowledgement Car.
moody TO take such immediate procsed-
iugs a. the facts warranted"
ACCUSED sGNAroR MAKES A
sWGCPlNo DENIAL.
bsnasor stiiwsn whsa asked for IN
EXPLANATION. said:
i.The fact that Mr.. Kendairs telegram
ekAs with the words no Newspaper has
awning Of this.' 10 the best evidences
oet<hs reason why Gov. suiser and NJ.
Nedail bring out this telegram at ss's
sA. -
1.-THE hearing on the Stock Exchange
IS2srporation bill takes place on Thurs-
Az afternoon before the Senate Judic-
Nv Committee and I suppose Gov. Sub
~ inasinss that the effect u this tele-
MN will compel the judiciary Com
d1sDes to report his incorporation bill
utIwas Just ~ amased ~ you were
vSbeM I read this telegram which YOU
stpw me. The fast that Mr.. kendall
ctA,d send such . telegram 70 Gov
i,Sephr 10 the best evidence 70 my mind
ttSt the New York stock Exchaag'
o)ocers knew what they were talking
sk&tt when they said that Mr.. Kendall
w3I irresponsible and did not have tha'
utASAl standard which the exchange fe'
st6ald be Possessed by any engraving
cvpany handling stock and bond Ger
ttlcates dealt In on the New Tori
Hthik Exchange. ..
Iy3he entire story 10 20 false and D
sljsurd that Il 70 scarcely worth reply
ifl1to.' 800
r. Kendall. after comforting with tn
d1ysrnor and the Attorney General. to
d11 made the following statement:
NThe papers which I have turned owe
kIIAttorney- General Carmody bearin
~ stilweirs signature are sussicien
1Sswer to the Senators claims that m
aiements regarding him are incorrsc
These papers show that the Senate
3Stnanded 1880 for the Assembly Con
3laee on Codes bssors II would repo'
~ the bill ] was interested In.
M. sulEsll did no. give me tn
SS1pes Of the four other members q
Senate Codes Committee who. b
va, wanted the money. don't b
ME- there were any. nor do l o.
nsve he could deliver the members
Assembly Codes Committee"
Nal IN WHICH KENDALL WA
u MOST INTERESTED.
Nhe bill In which Mr.. Kendall
tticuiariy interested proposed q
31t>ndment to the Penal Law providir
that the refusal OF any person. hrm
association or corporation to list sec'
rifles because the certificates are NJ
engraved or printed by any particuii
corporation. although In proper fori
shall constitute . misdemeanor.
According to NJ. Kendall. ssnat'
stilweil ala not deny having receive
the $3.50. but claimed he was sntitl'
to Il a. a fee for having drawn the bi
The Governor told aim about Il
other matters. but stilwen did not r
ply" continued Mr. Kendall. The DO
ernor then demanded that Stiiwell Z
sign. hut he declined"
Detailing the alleged transaction
with Stiiwell concerning the legisl
ton, MrKendsll continued:
Senator stilwell told me that he d
rot want anything for himself. but the
were four members OF his committee
the Senate Codes Committee--who won
not act unless they got $500 each
aid not give the names OF these Senator
Tie wrote me q letter inviting me to G.
on him at his once. No. e6i Broadwa
and talk the matter over. went
Mr.. stilwells once and We talked
over. I was getting a little wary. ant
raiA. That 5000 10 only for report
/: out Of the Senate Codes Ocmmitte,
l..