New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
MALL VISIT TO SULZER
SNACKS OF PEACE PACT
came Of Governors Friends
'I, BpIIicose, but His Silence Is
Believed Significant.
rnHALAN TRIAL DELAYED
,.a;ciarv Committees of the
legislature Postpone Hear
ing for a Week at Request
of Bar Association.
,Ry Telegraph to The Tribune.

~ June 2s - Compromise and
talk continued at the Capitol to-
nd Governor suffers silence since
~ second defeat Of his direct primary
r ,as accentuated it, Although the
y. .-,or has said that tho killing of this
~ ..ou,d be merely the beginning of the
-. there was no indication OF future
-, and no member of the war boar"
,ssr AZ the executive chamber.
:, ..-s Of the friends Of the Governor,
.r.r said tonight that this was
...,v the calm before the storm, de-
- that N~. Sulzer and those who
-. been fighting his battle were re-
....,inr their forces following the
,.ts,s,iye defeat before renewing the at
ack
-. ,s,cs talk was the visit 20 Governor
.n,s- last night Of Edward F. Mccall.
!. vsv York. Public Service Commis-
...,.. who is a prominent Tammany
-, and has been present on occasions
-, the Governor and Charles F..
y,-,bv met 10 discuss political questions.
rr5ee Mccall remained at the Executive
y,r.ion over night. and to-day conferred
=, the Chief Executive in company
,5,s Senator James j. Frawley. chairman
=, ,ss legislative committee appointed 10
,-,sstigste certain reports concerning the
-.rsrror and his use OF the veto power.
senator Frawley would not discuss the
.,,rrs Of the conference, but Judge Nc
r,p later announced that he had come
=. ,lbarv 10 ask the Governor 20 submit
:, ,ss legislature ~ the extra session
=. r1eston Of making a grade crossing
sopropTiation at once.
vs told the Governor that the state $
,,.rs OF the elimination Of the grade
,-o,sngs in Brooklyn would be N.25'ooo.
,.r-ssen,irC a fourth Of the total cost.
vs declared that there were many dan
.snrs crossings. over which 2.5oo school
children passed. and that the Long ISL
,,s Railroad Company was now ready 70
70 on with the work of eliminating the
crossings. At the regular session the
Governor vetoed the appropriation for
grsde crossing improvements.
A change was decided on to-day IN tho
mans Of the judiciary committees OF the
,zo houses which arc 10 try tho charges
against Supreme Court Justice Daniel r.
rohsar. The committees had intended 70
ssrn their hearings Monday. but such
action has been deferred until week
from TUESDAY The committees Will meet
ssre Monday and adjourn, after arrang-
M 10 subpoena witnesses and engage al
,,-7svs A request has been made that
Howard Townsend. chairman Of the
grievance committee n the New York
Bar Association. and Einar J Chryste.
iy secreta-v. 10 present a. that time.
TIE changed date was decided on late
today. after Aaron J. Levy. majority
issier % tho Assembly. a member OF the
.annittee had conferred over the tele-
lsone With Mr. Dh-vstie.
Earlier IN the dav Mr. Chrvstie Chair
nan Townsend ~ the grievance commit
~ and Justice Co5alan had been notified
70 be present on Mordav. with counsel
& thsy SO desired However. according TO
" Levy. NJ Chrvstie Informed him Il
would be practically impossible for the
Fhsysnce committee 70 prepare 10 pre-
sent rs side of the case IN the time al
6Ted
he Fravlev committee 20 investigate
ne acts % the Governor will not meet
'o- AZ least two weeks. or until the ad-
'o1rnnert % the Legislature.