Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
IN OVER SUNDAY
TRUCE IN ALBANY
BOTH GOVERNORS ARE CARRY.
ING ON THE DUTIES OF
CHIEF EXECUTIVE.
SULZER WROTE LETTER
Start Movement for IA Big OrganiLa-
ton 10 Fight the Corrupt
Party Bosses"

.ruce over Sunday is the present situ-
alton in the fight for the governor
ship of New York state. Both Gov
ernor Sulzer and Lieutenant Cover
nor Glynn, as acting governor, sign
ed ofRcai papers during the day.
Apart from this, the only skirmish
was the issuing by Governor Sulzer of
reply to Mr.. Glynn's declnatiOn of
the suggestion that their differences
be taken at once to court Governor
Sulzer deplOres this decinatitn,
pointing out that it probably will
lead to trouble and litigation" The
purpose of the suggestion, he stated,
was "to avoid the spectacle of two
persons claiming to act as governor
of this great state at the same time
Mr.. Glynn left his official fort on
the third floor of the capitol early in
the afternoon, but Governor SulHor
stood by his guns on the floor below
throughout the day
Governor suffers letter, which ar
rived after MIR. Glynn had left, denied
that his communication suggesting
that the controversy be taken into
court contained any suggestion taht
you should barter away any of the
functions attaching to the office OF
lieutenant governor. but simply that
we seek termination of what your
and my rights and duties are at the
present juncture" The letter con-
tinued:
Very Inaccurate.
"Your statement that the matter
is now in the highest court in the
statG--the court of impeachment ]
suggest to you Is very inaccurate.
The court of impeachment Will not
convene until the 18th of September.
The court is not to determine who IS
to discharge the duties Of governor
pending trial Of the charges present
ed to 1t, and, of course, could not, in
anv event. determine the question be-
fore 1t convenes.
whatever the result of the charges
against me may be, It is certain that
future trouble and litigation Will
arise, growing out Of your acts and
mine, and II was to prevent, as FAR as
possible. such future trouble, and to
avoid the spectacle of two persons
claiming to act as governor OF TINS
great state at the same time, that !
made the suggestion that counsel Tor
Won and for myself endeavor to agree
upon some method of prventing the
question as to who should act as
governor until the decision and the
determination of the charges against
me. to the courts at the earliest pos
sibe moment, and that we abide by
the law as it should be determined
bv the courts, not 10y counsel, and !
regret that my efforts in that behalf
are not to have your cooperation.
Mrs. SulZcr Better.
Mrs SulZer, who is suffering from
nervous breakdown, spent a quiet
81 raT
ing more comfortably tonight. Her
temperature was given as l02 u and
her pulse at 12O.
Lynn J. Arnold, publisher of the
Albany Knickerbocker Press, ana
one of the governors closest counsel
lors. said tonight that the Will under
take to form national law ana or
der to defend Governor Sulzer, drive
out of public life and to punish the
political bosses to the fullest extent
of the law
Mr.. Arnold's announcement EN-
bodies a telegram received by MN
from Thomas w. Lawson, now at
Princville, Ore, volunteering to be
zone Of the men to supply the neces-
sarv starting fund-and 1t must be a
big one-to make the fight a winning
oac.'
Mr. Glynn still adhercs to his eX-
urcssed determination not to engage
i'm a physical contest either over pos
session OF the executive suite or lts
documents and appurtenances. lie
insists that IL is matter of no Inn
portance what room he occupies in
the capitol and that the possession OF
the private seal is of no particular
consequence. BY advice of the at
torney general he Is having made
20. m off a
documents.
Mr. Glknn learned with interest
today that Attorney General Hogan,
of ohio. has advised the officials of
that state to recognize him as the
acting governor of New York. There
was considerable speculation as TO
what bearing this might have on the
case Of Lewis Luchts, papers Tor
whose extradition to Cleveland we're
signed Yesterday by Governor Sulzer.
Governor Sulzer made public to-
dav numerous messages endorsing his
stand from citizens of New York and
other states.
wired his belief that the american
people with customary discernment
will recognize the forces with which
You are contending and will respect
Won for your courageous stand.
] W. Frost, of Washington, d. G.
sdiures the governor to be courag-
eous and above all Ito keep your
S'fThs's The cytary of commercial club
in a Texas town in n long telegram.
points out that unlimited natural
gas" has been developed there, which
will create a lucrative opening Tor
YOU"
Ion L. Farris, speaker Of the Flor
ida house Of representatives, wired
Mr. Sulzer to demand from the leg
islature submissioh Of constitution
al amendment. providing for the re,
coli az officials 10y popular vote, and
TO 'protest against trial by parti-
san tribunal CARRYING out the dictates
of a corrupt political machine"
Among others from whom tele-
grams were received were Rev G.
II Parkhurst. Of New York. Mrs.
Donald Mclean Of New York, and
United States Senator James Hamil-