New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Governor Orders Republican
State Chairman to Stay Away
from Capitol and Keep
Hands OF Legislature.
CITES HUGHES IN DEFENCE
Party Leader Replies by Saying
He'll Be Glad to Transfer
Quarters to Peoples S House
Senator Brown Denies
He Sought Advice.
rry Telegraph to Tho TrItunc.l


N''""!' NP'" --''o'e' "u' SuiHcr dl-
tributes tho action taken by the Senate
looking toward impoachment proceed
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IN wild dehuhclation oi Mr. Harhcs
tonight. the Governor ordered him TO
.,,,. ,,.,,. from, tbc Conitol and Loo,
his hands off tho rcgisI,t,,ro urd.r
main os h,,,ir.- nI..ir "pill., cu,,o. 500,
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constitutional provisions and rendered
himself ineligipl" Tor Once ne - d.
least intensely eXcited apout II.
lie denied to-day IN the most Niso'-
ous ana SulZerian fashloh the stdte-
ment- made I'm a letter attributed TO
John =. fitzGibbons, lobbyist for the
railroad trainmcn. that he had done 50.
He also said that FiizGibbons den.r1
his having made any such promises
and denied the authenticity OF the let
ter But most Of his utterances on IN"
subject were IN denunciation OF Hena-
tor Brown. who introduced the resoiu-
ton for Senate inquiry into the mat
ter. and of Mr.. Barnes. for putting up
"A lob" ON the Governor.
The resolution is now in the Senate
Judiciarv Committee. II Is the inlcD-
tion of the committees 10 refer IL TO a
subcommittee. which will take it up.
This. however. will not be done until
the Senate has finished with the Still
wou graft Investigation.
Na"' "'''''
"heh 'hc "''
the Brown resolution to-hl8ht lie '"-
grily termed IL rot
you don't suppose ha''er "N'
that can intimihat" me ne s"'"'
want To say now that II iSoss ba'"eS
does not keep out Of the senate mn
keep his haLds off the Lesisiatur'
will get after Mr. Barnes
Barnes Is the man 'h"' inS''s"'e'
that resolution 'he 'oNei"oi "o"' VI"
III he thinks he can Keep me from uoiis
my duty he has got another thought
coming. lie ls part oi ti'' INV 'S'",0
government. He has no business med
ding with the Legislature suppose
Mr.. Murphy was coming up mere To
meddlc with the Legislature. There
would be howl # Mr.. Murphy came
here and went into Senator Wagner's
room and drew resolutions against the
Governor. | want Mr.. Barnes to keep
ayav from the Capitol. He is the Re-
publican boss The people don't want
hosscs mn here. The people are the
bosses now
I, was remarked that Mr. Barnes was
IN tbc Capitol Yesterday.
"yos in the Capitol putting up, as he
tboupht. a 10 on t Governor with
senator Brown" said the Governor ex-
citedlv. MIR. Brown had better read
what the newspapers said about him a
few wears ago when he was in the Leg
ielature / am not looking Cor trouble,
but if anybody wants trouble with me-
III 'ne pe' '0' -. 3, -, tho dror ~
pcop'' "N
the nat
Inc idea vi
resoiu''o'' ,'"' ,, a, ,,o EN-
PROMISES '''"' ~ r,n,, Co.
o'e" o''' .,..l.,,,,.,, ,,,o,.
erhor iius'''' 'N ,,,, =, .,..'.
would SIGH oe''''" pl,i' u ivy ,o"'u
get ''''" =. -.
wrong III '''"'' a., VI
Barnes, Brown anu ''''
'The point ihauc' Wv. .o'' was '''"'
il was not uoiic oP'i'i'' i'poi 'ei
broke in
the campaign except TO the people!