The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-15

Of West Virginia, nobody seemed to
know how 10 treat me. Tn going to
say good night TO this town.
But after talking with Comraoe
Gardener on the way down the STAIRS
the deputy made up his MIND 10 see
what he could do IN New YORK ci'y
with the reouisition papers sleneo .!
Governor Sul2er. He said ne was go
ing 10 take II to Mayor Gaynor In the
morninr. and he thought maybe the
mayor would ask the police 10 let MIN
take Prisoner Motley back to west
Virginia. Ii Is generally believed
hare that the West Virginian Will get
no satisfaction from Mr.. Gaynor.
The gosslps are saying that the
mayor is expecting renomhatloh
from Tammany, and that he is not al
IN ukely 10 afTront Tammany by APP
bearing to think that the governor OF
New York is William Sulzer. Any
way sheriff Bartles left for New YORK
~ o'clock. determined to do his
best
MAY Get Into l.. =. Court
The importance Of all this extradl-
ZION fuss from the standpoint OF Mr.
S,,lyer Is that IL may be the means
of bringing his fight before the Uniteo
states courts, that II would be LOT
.he federal courts TO decide VINO Is
Inc lawful governor OF New YORK
There was every evidence today that
Gnvernor Glynn Is not worried as tc
Ere strength of his position His ohis
question was as to how 70 start we
machinery which would prove ms
rtrht IN he absolute. To help MN IN
a aecisiou he called in several lawyers
u,ho are long time friends They VIII
ACT as counsel until the issue IS set
lied The lawyers who were with nun
today were es Supreme Court JusliIe
Edward A Countryman, VINO IL classi
ned as a liberal Republican. ana IA
q Dugan. of Albany. Judge country
nan who is now about eighty years
~ ase is the author of a book on
constitutional laws Mi pngan Is al
,ornev for the United Traction com
f"'' Great Seal Is Locked Up.
THE great seal Of the state was
iocked up tonight In the safe OF we
secretary Of state. Mitchell May MI.
vav savs that II MIR. Glynn asked Tor
II 4, w{u he delivered to him. hut II
Mr. sulzer asks for II the request VIII
ha submitted to the Office Of Attorney
General Carmody
Mr Glynn signed no state papers
to-day. He will make no attempt TO
nerform any function Of the govern
crahfn until after his letter IL sent 10
Mr. Sul1er.
Mr. suizer was in his office from
~ o'clock In the morning nnnt
o'clock tonight He signed many let
ters. most Of them said tn be repiles
tn letters from people about the state
exnresg{,,e approval Of his course. he
,osas twice for photographs standing
beside a floral horseshoe, five fee high.
which was nspicuousiy labeleo
From the People" He has had some
sieep and looks all right.
Mrs. sulzer improving.
Mrs. Su12er lis better. but Ia sui
seriously in Her three sisters were
se41t away 10 the mountains from the
Ponies House today. in order that
she might have n complete rest.
Patrick r. McCabe, clerk of the sen
ate. served on Mr.. Sulzer this morn
Ing the articles and notice OF impeach
,nere. and summons To appear be-
rore the impeachment court on Sep
! te,nher 18Th. The contending gov
er-ror threw them on his table and
said. IAN right"
NOBODY knows vet when an aftenP'
Will he made hy the Sulzer party 10
test their right In the court OF ap-
meals. or ON what case the application
4 10 the court will he made.
Tho Governors Plans,
The governors program Is TO have
e the case 60 first hefore the hPpFiiaA'
! division Of the Supreme court for an
Albany district All the judges OF fhh
court are Republicans. and two O
& them, Woodward and Howard. hole
their places hy designation of Gov
ernor Sulzer last winter II Is be
1feze~i by Mfr Sulzer's friends tina
the appellate division would hane
down a pro forma decision not or
the merits ~ tho case. and that I'M
constitutional contention Of the gov
y esrnor. that he ts still In office, viii
then go In the Court Of Appeals,
According to a close friend OF MI
sulzer, he sincerely believes that tn
Court OF Appeals Will decide in hi
favor. and that falling that the I'm
parchment court will find him guilt
less. If .rstead he Ia declared gull
~. and removed from Office, he vii
retire To n little home somewhere
start small newspaper, and devof
himself 10 exposing" Tammanv. an
& breaking its control OF the State,
These were the main developm emit
and declarations IN the astonishing sit
uatton IN Albany today.