Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-19

that the court is without Jurisdiction
and the charges are null, void and of no
effect
The principal attack was directed
against the constitutionality of the &C
ton of the assembly in adopting the i'm
parchment articles during an extraorol-
nary session. when the sub1ect-matter
had not been recommended by the gov
crnor.
Gov Sulzer did not recommend the
subject Of his Impeachment" said Mr.
Marshall, nor did he In any way suG-
gest the consideration Of any charges
against himself
Parker Asks for Record.
When Attorney Marshall concluded
Judge Cullen asked IL counsel Tor the
managers contemplated taking issue with
any of the facts, as distinguished from
the points of law, raised by the gov
ernor's counsel Judge Parker asked Tor
a five-minute recess while he and MS
colleagues considered the matter
However. Judge Cullen ordered the
usual noon recess. and adjournment was
taken until pm.
,rued by the rules prevailing in the
supreme court OF the state. Rule VI
reads:
THE final decision of the court upon
Inc arIlfttS TIGIeIFtu shall DC ldnch ~
the president of the court, who, upon
each of the articles as 1t shall be sepa-
ratelv read by the clerk. shall with its
number propose 10 each member OF the
court. in alphabetical order the ques-
Iiou:> Senator cor judge, how say YOU
IS the respondent guilty or not guilty as
charged in the article of impeachment?
Method of Voting.
Zach member OF the court when so
questioned shall rise in his place and
answer, guilty or not guilty. and the
president of the court shall also give his
vote upon each article, either guilty or
not guilty. and when the roll call shall
lie completed upon each charge the re-
suit upon each charge shall be announc
I'd and shall be entered upon the records
Of the court.
IF two-thirds of the members present
shall concur in the finding guilty upon
any one or more of said articles the pres
Ident of the court shall in the same man
uer put, and the members of the court
shall in the same manner answer sepa-
ratsly. the further questions: Shall Will
liam SulZer be removed from his office of
governor of this state, for the cause
stated in the article tor articlesD of the
charges preferred against him upon
which YOU have found him guilty"
Shall William Sulzer be disqualified
10 hold any office of honor. trust or profit
under this state?
And the final judgment of the court
shall be certified by the president of the
court and clerk of the court
Hours for Deliberation.
Senator Wagner. chairman of the COM
mittee on rules. submitted the report of
the committee. which was adopted with
out objection. The rules provide for daily
sessions, except Saturday. from 10 m
TO 12:3o pm. and from to = pm. ON
Mondays the court will convene at pm.
and sit until pm. and on Fridays the
hour OF final adjournment will be $50
pm. The hours may be changed from
time TO time by the court.
The scene within the courtroom this
morning was vastly different from that
presented yesterday. Less than half the
seats in the gallery We're occupied at the
opening arguments. Throughout the
morning spectators moved in and out,
but AT no time were all the seats filled.
Prospects Of a witness being sworn soon
after the articles of Impeachment were
read brought a larger crowd this after
noon. however