Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17


MY earnest ondeoyor ahnI he 10
give 90 the people Of The state AN
honest, peaceful. progressive and
Wise conduct ~ their nuhiir affairs.
wlli Insist on nnaIuAaa adfnfnia-
tration which means ain oennomlcHl
clean, orderly and efficient franaac-
tion Of the states business
II viii not be gactionist. I
keenly appreciate the hirh reaponal-
biiities that Il u my duty TO meet ana
20 discharge.
ITO tho accomplishment of this
purpose 2 promise my best efforts.
Win Iod'a help ] VIII failhfuily eRa-
cute and see 70 the execution of tho
laws oi this great state. with am eve
single to the welfare of tho aoyerolen
people whom serve To achieve
this purpose / seek the advice nnd
ask ne support % an my FELLOW citi-
zcns"
senator wlnde and judge Cullen
excused themselves from voting.
The proposition Of disuuatlfylnG
sulxer from ever again hoiding
place 0f honor or trust In the statd
WAS voted down unanimously with
the exception that Judge Caillen aeoin
excused himself from recording hln
vote.
The governor received the news 81
his removal IN silence al the execu-
morning 20 hear the result. lie said
he mighl make Ntatcmcnt later.
Prior "a the vote on hia disuuallf-
cation and removal. the last Sour arr
ticlcs OF the impeachment charges,
i've, six. seven and eight. we're unan-
imnusiy vtted out.
Court was In session little mnre
than an hour ft wna officially hd-
}aAincd q minute after I , o'clock.
Martin H. Giynn, of Albany. ihe
acting governor, became governor.
Robert IL Wagner Of New York mss
inrIfy leader Of the senate became
lieutenant governor.
SO official notice of removal was
given sulyer a record % thc dee
oision Of the court was hied With she
secretary uf state, thus complying
with nN the legal requirements to re-
move ihs GOVERNOR
The opening of fhe mnruins aea-
Sion Was delayed while fhc uifmnefa
of the senate and assembly wetn
gathering to adopt a eunCuTreut rtau~
iuiion tn recess until october 3A ~
was planned to rf-conyent then.
adout ans auupiemrutai finenplai
measures docmed necessary and take
annihcr recfss unut after riectirfl-
This plan Wis adopted 50 that lf tnc
Democrats lose tnHif majority iu tho
assembly this fan snrac of inc uemO-
cratic. policies planned Tor next year
may be- carried uui before the Hfos-
tnt legislative year ends.
The hiah court Of inQcacnWnnl
wus called to order at 1855 0'clffef.
The roll call showed AL 81 the iilly-
seven members present
Clerk patrick ~. Mc1ahr. AZ tho
direction nf Presiding JudRe cullen.
tnen rcad the ufth article ~ lu-
ngachmcnt and the potr WAS taken.
There were no long explanations nv
ihe memhere ~ ilta court. lnatead
there was a rapid tire ~ reptiles 81
"nnt guilty and the reepondeni was
found not suilty hy a puanmloue
court
Judge cullen thcn announcoa,
"rho respondent under the vote az
announced hV the clerk o. acquitted
of the charges in tkis. tho f|fsh az.
iicle. q had taken the couft 7ess
tnan tcn minutes 20 dispose 81 tha
article
rne RON was then called on aalcle
six
ou the alafement nf Senator WAX
nor that there n pgacflcallp Lnanlm.
iiY anoNR the urmDeTs 81 ino enu4
20 thr Three articles ~ uhich W ta
now to vote" and hla snn4onllnn lnNl
q 'Wouid spnfn your homer lnI|0un
Judac Cullen On lhlN vote maraM
called tno noulR ~ thn mamNHI. OI
fnc court and omisItd tne ffntnllf