The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-15
SULzER REFUSES
 TO SURRENDER.
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 Albany, Aug. 15.-The second day of the dual administration in New York state daWned on a whirlpool of con- fusion in the capitol steel chain with heavy paddock secured the great seal; the privy seal was under lock and key; the way to the executive chamber, William Sulzer's citadel was 'bolted and barred, and from two of fees the rival claimants to the gov ernor's chair continued to exercise tn cir functions
 Control of the national guard, access to the great seal, recognition by New York'S secretary of state and by the governor of the neighboring state of New Jersey were accorded to Lieut.. Governor GIynn who claims to be the acting chief executive. Possession of the privy seal, whose imprint va1idates all documents coming before the gov ernor on affairs wholly in the state, and occupation of the executive cham bers remained with SuIzer, the inn .peached governor
 It was Glynn's move on the political chess board today. He planned a checkmate. Like a master of the game he gave no hint to his opponent of what this move would be. The usual crop of forecasts was harvested dur ing the forenoon. One report that seemed authentic was that MT. Glynn would call on MT. Su1zer formally to Vacate the executive chamber and sur render the privy seal. Sulzer's refusal would pave the way to court action, Governor -Sulzer's reply to such re- quest lay on his desk, yesterday after noon. The signature was Sulzer's, but the words were his lawyers.
 A sensational report was current that Governor SuIzer would seek the in- dictment for treason of Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, and Io1 h0 7ar1andQd the anti-Sulzer forces in the battle for impeachment.
 There's nothing to it, asserted D. Cardy Herrick, chief of SuIzer's staff of lawyers, when asked if the report were true.
 Governor sulzer continued firm in his determination to occupy the exec utive chambers and administer the states affairs today. His counsel gave no intimation of what would be their course should a court order enjoining MT. Sulzer from acting as governor be served upon him.
 Lieut. Governor Glynn expected to go to the capitol today in the capacity Of acting governor and attend to any matters that might come before him. Attorney General Carmody, requested by Secretary of State May to advise him who was governor of New York, was expected to make public his de- cision today. The burden of a recent opinion given by him led the governors friends to anticipate an unfavorable ruling
 Mrs. sulzer sti1l lies i'll of a nervous. disorder, unable to see her friends. Dr. Robert Abrahans, her physician, re- turned to New York on a midnight train, leaving Doctors Jacobi and Mo, Donald with her.
 Aaron J. Levy, majority leader of the assembly who led the fight on the
 7s7I,-, zar7& acs suffering from a nervous breakdown
 The impeachment of Governor Sul- ger will not affect his salary check preliminary to ordering the impea ch- ment trial Should he be convicted on the impeachment charges, his salary would stop. Members of the Senate will receive pay at the rate of $12,Oo0i year during the time they are sitting with the judges of the court of ap- peals as a court of impeac chment-
 Secretary of State Mitchell May re- turned from Saratoga today and called at the office of Lieut. Governor Glynn before the latter's arrival at the cap itol. The purpose of the call, MT. May said. was to pay his respects and tol a assure MT. G1ynn that he had decided to recognize him as acting governor Of the state.
 .If,'' Mr. May added, 'I am asked to certify any act of William Sulzer as governor. I shall submit the question te the attorney general and await his formal opinion before taking action.
 Preparations as if for a long siege were made at the executive chamber 1,pon the arrival of Lieut.. Governor csIvnn at the capitol Locks on every door leading to the chamber and the governors private office were changed and an attendant was stationed at each entrance
 Lieut.. Governor G1ynn confirmed the renort that he would call upon Gov ernor sulzer formally by letter to va cate his office today.