New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
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NEW SULzER CHARGE
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right to make and present additional

charges.
So far as results go, the war between
the two Governors" was unproductVe
to-day. The developments along that
line were largely in the nature or plans
for the battle tomorrow which ram
many will force at two angles-hrst' IN
the meeting of the Board of Trustees
Of Public Buildings, where Glynn, as
acting Governor; Senator Robert r.
Wagner, as acting Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Speaker Smith OF the AS
sembly will designate "A large room on
the third floor of the Capitol as the
! Executive Chamber; and. second IN
a request which Glynn will formulate
TO serve on the Civil Service Commits
sion. asking that body to authorize the
! transfer of all the employees Of the eX-
ecutive department from the SulZer 10
the Glynn side of the controversy.
Upon this action it is expected the
Civil Service Commission will be-
obliged to take its law from the opinion
Of the Attorney General which was
served upon the heads Of all state fe-
partments~ to-day. and if this scheme
goes through according 10 the ram
many plans the result will be to leave
Sulzer occupying the Executive Cham
Der but without the service of even so
much as one stenographer
'If a fellow happens TO be in stable
it's no sign ne is a horse" was the way
one Tammany man phrased the situa-
ton with reference 10 Suffers deter
mination to retain possession OF the
Executive Chamber
Murphy's reported order TO get sui
ger out" produced a series OF CONFER
ences on plans and methods, in the
course of which all the big Tammany
Ieaders-Wagner Frawey, Smith and
Levy-talked things over with Giynn.
The telephone TO New York was called
into service several times, and il was
said that some of the most eminent
legal lights in the organization were
asked for advice on the situation.
The designation Of a new executive
chamber" as well as the scheme tor
taking away from Sulzer his office help
and an excuse for some kind OF mes
sage from Governor" Glynn to the
Legislature were all considered in
| these conferences. on the executive
office force proposition Tammany is
likely 10 have clear sailing, for the rea-
son that on the next payday for the
executive force, which comes on Sep
TENDER /. the Glynn signature of APP
proval. rather than the Sulzer sigma
ture. will be the o X accepted by the
State Controller.
Chief Judge Cullen. Of the Court Of
Appeals, telegraphed Senator Robert r.
Wagner to-day that the date set for
the beginning Of the Impeachment trial,
September u, was satisfactory to The
Judges Of the court. The message was
sent. from North East Harbor. Me,
and was in answer 20 an Inquiry sent
by Wagner on Friday. Meantime, II is
believed the Chief Judge has COM
municated with the other members Of
the court
Mr.. GIynn, il was learned to-day, has
had drafted and under consideration Cor
publication for several days a proclama-
ton TO the people of the state. setting
forth his position and his reasons FOR m
sstlng that he is acting Governor The
reasons given. ii IS said, are In laymen
phraseology but along the lines Of the
opinion given by the Attorney Genera.
yesterday in legal terms.
The Senate and Assembly held perfume
tory sessions to-day. but put over their
, real business until tomorrow morning at
II o'clock. In the Assembly. however,
the question Of arresting Louis \.
Sarecky and Frederick L. Colwell for
contempt Of the Legislature was taken
up by a resolution offered by the ma
iority leader. Aaron J. Levy, which was
laid on the table.
The Levy resolutions on the two recall
citrant witnesses before the Frawley COM
mittee were concurrent resolutions. ana
will have to be passed by the Senate as
well as the Assembly before they will be
come effective and bring about the arrest
OF Sarecky. the former private secretary
10 Sulzer. as Congressman, and Colweli'
the broker who carried on the accounts
which were numbered like convicts, as
the Frawley report put it.
Mr. Levy also took up the question or
calling James c. Garrison TO account for
the statement attributed TO him that the
Assembly leaders used money and other
improper means to influence the vote on
Suffers impeachment Garrison has been
acting in the capacity OF publicity agent
for the Sulzer forces. Levy announced
that under Section so of the legislative
law Garrison would be called before the
Assembly Judiciary Committee to explain
his statement