The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-20
MARTIN H. GLYNN
WILL PROCLAIM
HIS AUTHORITY
To Make Statement To-
Day on Advice of
Leaders.
EXECUTIVE CLERKS
TO DESERT SULZER
lmpeached Governor Will Have
Only Secretary and Door
keeper-Postmaster at AL
bany Refuses Mail to
Glynn Without Orders
From Washington.
ny JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

By JAMES j. MONTAGUE.
Albany. N. Y, August ia state
ment which IS virtually a proclamation
Of his authority as acting Governor
was prepared this afternoon by Martin
n. Giynn, after a consultation with the
Democratic leaders. including Senator's
wagner. Frawley and Blauvelt. and
Speaker Smith. of tho Assembly. IT
Will ba issued tomorrow, unless pres
ent plans are changed. Following this
action the force OF executive clerks
VIII be directed TO report to Mr.. Glynn.
ana william Sulzer will be left in the
the doortender.
Informed of Glynn's proclamation.
Mr. Sulzer sent for the locksmlth, who
changed the combination of the lock
In which Is kept the privy seal and the
private state papers. This action was
Mr.. suffers only reply to the opinion
OF The Attorney General that he is no
longer the Governor of the State
In order that Mr.. Glynn's decisive
faction may be backed up by public
opinion. the Frawley committee decided
to-?ay TO return TO New York in an
endeavor to collect more evidence of
maj and corrupt" conduct on the part
or Mr. Sulzer. II is no secret that a
publicity campaign launched by SuIzer's
iriehus mas given them some uneasi-
ness. Lynn j. Arnold, who is at the
nead OF the campaign, may be called
nst"fe ,,',,n tne Frawiey committee as
Witness or 10 the bar of the Assembly
10 show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt for the attacks
ne has made on the impeachment
Levy Makes Statement.
Assemblyman Leader Levy who will
ayers. to-day issued the following
sta atement:
me managers appointed by the
Assembly TO conduct the Impeachment
proceedings of Governor Sulzer met in
the Office Of Majority Leader Levy, in
Room 235, OF the Capitol
THE board wishes 1t known that
IL is extremely desrous that the pro-
ceedinSs shall be conducted in n full
rair and impartial manner, and It re-
fuses 10 be drawn into any undignifed
controversies save that IL deplores the
.ac| urged by INSCRIPTIONS persons.
| that this case has been prejudeed Tho
board Is carefully considering the evi-
uehce presented 10 II, and marshaIino
the same, with a view OF presenting it
oeiore the court of impeachment. com
posed OF the Court of Appeals and tho
"t'tate OF this state, and OF expediting
and facilitating the trial that fun and
equal justice may be done.
me proofs will be prepared TO tha
hieh court OF impeachment, and the
only issue is the guilt or innocence of
the impcached Governor Constant eff
.ort is being made 10 cloud and befog
this real and only issue TechpicaIi
ties Will not be indulged in bv the man
ayers The trial must be full and free
Ihe people are entitled to know ana
they will know. the truth"
AFTER considerable discussion In re-
! spect to the counsel, it was declared
mat counsel shall be retained. and ac
COEOlnRlV
and Eugene Richards would be en-
gagged The committee Is considering
the getting of additional counsel and
IL is very likely that other eminent
lawyers Will be soon engaged to ACT
In conjunction with the men named
No Quorum to BE Had
Both houses met TODAY but nathan
could muster quorum, and es a con-
sequence the message Acting GovernoS
GiSnn had expected to turn in was
withheld. 1t is doubtful If enough
members can be got here for regular
session tomorrow. and In any event
an adjournment will be taken till SEN
tember l.
me Senate met and promptly ad-
Journed. The Assembly decided holding
Tor contempt Louis Zarecky and Fred
erick e. Colwell. the two witnesses
called before the FraWley committees
who refused to give testimony. Colweu
IL is understood is In Canada. Zarecky
LEFT here Friday night for New York
anu ls expected to return Tomorrow
Zareeky and Colwel. alleged Wall
street dummies for William Sulzer, Will
be ordered arraigned for contempt be-
fore /the Assembly tomorrow il :he
Murphy-f'rawley leaders can bring this
about. James 9. Murchison will be cr-
dered to prove to the judiciary Com
m1ttee his charge that the votes OF four
members OF the Assembly were bought
10 insure the impeachment of SulZer
under penalty of being sent to Jail.
| In Mr.. Glynn's behalf to-day de-
mand was made on the postal authori-
ties for the mail addressed to the Gov
ernor of New York.
The postmaster reported that this
was deposited in the box allotted to the
Governor OF New York, and 1t could not
be changed without orders from Wash
ington Nothing will be done until
| :he Postmaster General has an oppor-
tunity to rule.
D. Cady Herrick, counsel for Mr..
Suizer, was asked to-day IL the Gov
crnor intended to take the stump and
work up public opinion for himself be-
Tore the impeachment trial.
That Is absurd" said Mr. Herrlck:
1T would be indirect violation Of the
injunction of silence his counsel has
laid on him. You can say definitely
he will do nothing of the sort"
Turkey Bids for AdrianopIe,