New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12
By Vote Of 64 to 30, Assembly Decides
to Take Up Issue on Recovering
at | O'clock This Morning.
Tammany Calls Laggards Albany and Confidently
Predicts Necessary 76 for Passage-Bitter Fight
Presaged None the Less-Boh Houses Adopt
Frawley Committees Severe Report.
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from a Corrsron onde Of The
Albany Aug (Tuesday)-Aaon Levy the majority lead
the Assembly introduced early this morning resolution to
peac Suzer Mr. Levy moved that consideration OF
his resolution be deferred until further sitting to-day and the
motion carried shortly before o'clock by vote of "a 80
Assembly adjourned till o'clock this morning when the
Levy resolution will be taken up.
Speaker Smith number of kilograms from absent
York City members who have promised here to-day
and there little doubt that Tammny will be able to muster
the seveny-sx necessary impeach.
The text of the Levy of impeachment folows
Whereas the legislative investigating filed
h e N Vh d | s and td.rt renort to the Secretary of
law that the total contributions aid
candidate for the Office of Governor s5 and no
and
knowledge Of said Suer such further show
that converted to his private contributions
given other
that stock market speculation time when he was Gov
vigorously legislation against the New York Stock Ex
change and the exchange that ne
power his Office Governor and withhold the truth
prevent production the investigation
paign Of the law thereto by ordering
directing whom employees the state to act IN
contempt joint and that further he
rewang attempting reward such witness
securing influencing their appointment promotion IN the
government the said William Suzer has punished
public public welfare and has traded executive approval of bills
support his and other in which he person
f and corrupy made false public
advising and directing citizens evidence reference
of contributions made him for campaign purposes and
That William Suzer Governor OF the State
mpeahed for wiu and conduct
Office and for high crimes and misdemeanors
The closing Of this midnight session enivened by
foreaste fight that will apparently be waged before
impeachment vote is taken,
Gibbs the adherent in the drect primary fight was
speaking in support made by Assebyman Hnman
POSTPONE action on impeachment for week. when ne
asked to yield for a question.
NO no. don't yield" said standing the of the
Speakers das few feet from Gibbs mans carried all
over the chamber and there protests from members
sergeant-at-arms James Garrison Sulzer adheren who
has handled some publicity the Governors Defence
elected
Hnn1an asked slow roll call his motion to put the i'm
matter week. and the vote 6 to SO against
On the the night after all the tactics OF delay that
Suffers friends could had been met and overrued Assembly
Lewis his impeachment resolution be taken up at
II o'clock to-day carried, "a 30 Tammany counts on
auoentng that nearly when the final question OF
impeachment up.
If Tmany gets the necessary seventysx votes to mpeach
as It is considered probable will William Suzer will being
Governor before midnight this Tuesday
The light in the library Of the Executive Mansion was burning
and the big house dark when the Assembly
voted to Fawy report Governor Suzer had waited
At the PEOPLES all evening" contrary his usual practice
visiting Capitol when the Legislature IN session. He heard
the news over telephone, but made comment thereon
report among Senator's and Assembymen this
morning that Governor Suer trying to obtain
Injunction to estop the Legislature from consideration to-day OF
proceedings Ihe report was unVeeo ana eouo