New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-22
Acting Governors New Ex-
eCutive Chamber Is the Mecca
of Capitol SightseerS.
GOVERNOR URGED TO REST
Worn Down Under Great Strain
Morgan Defies Courts
Order to Testify Be-
fore Hennessy.
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Albany. Aug. 2l-Governor Sulzer dis
continued to-day his practice OF meeting
visitors and tourists in the large ex-
ecutive chamber. From this time on, his
friends say. ne will see and talk with
only those who have definite business to
transact with him
Coincideptaly the report spread about
the Capitol thai Mr.. sulzer was worn
down by the double strain OF political
trouble and domestic illness. and that his
supporters were trying 10 get him to 60
away for a weeks rest before the date
set for the impeachment trial-septem-
her is.
Those who have followed the fight
closely said to-day that Sulzer has been
pulled down physically by worry and II
was noted that he has now fallen into
the habit Of going 10 his Office and re-
turning home by automobile. where he
used 10 walk
His most intimate associates want him
10 get rest before ne faces the trial.
which is expected 10 be a terrific strain
lively refused TO give up under present
conditions It was said to-day that lie
would get away for AZ least one week
lust previous ;o the beginning OF the i'm
peachment proceedings.
Visitors TO SuIzer Decrease.
II had been the Governor habit 10
walk about At frequent intervals In the
large outer room Of the executive cham
Dor speaking 10 and shaking hands with
many persons VINO had no claim on his
time or attention This room is always
open 10 visitors and tourists and during
the last week. since the impcac 5ment.
they have been coming in increasing
numbers
With the announcement to-day that he
would keep 10 his private ONCE. however
the sightseers dropped off. and were al
most satisfied with passing glance al
the executive chamber on the other
hand the newly designated executive
chamber" on me third floor OF the Capt.
toll occupied by acting Governor Glynn
and his secretary. Frank a. Tierney. has
become the Mecca Of all the visitors.
Even though they seldom get glance
al Mr. Glynn-vho Is. not inclined 10
make any display over his ne" Job-they
give a great deal Of attention 70 all the
details Of the large outer office. and In
variably comment upon the fun length
portrsit ~ Sulzc- which hangs opposite
the MAR entrance
Tho acting Governor signed oXtradiion
narors in two ,ases to-day-one for
Georgia oficer and the other for Mas
sachusetts sheriff
Matthew r. Uorgan. secretary ~ the
FrawIey committee. appeared before
Commissioner Hennessy. Governor sui
zer's Investigator. to-day. as the result
Of a ruling which Hernessy obtained
from the Supreme Court. directing Hor-
gan 10 obey tie Hennessey subpoena
| Horgan. however. fatty declined 70 ne
cvorn or 10 testify. answer questions
! ny make am statement. on the ground
/ that Hennessys official life as an OK
| ocutiye investigator under the Moreland
act expired when sulz"r was impeached
| by the Assembly Hennessy declared he
would take steps 10 have Horgan pun
ished for conter pt.
Judge Charles y RulCer of Oswego
who was one Of suffers most ardent sup
norters through his direct primary hght
called on acting Governor Glynn today
and had A long talk with him. Both men
declared aftorward that their converse
,ion had been purely private, hut tho ap-
pearance Of ono who had been so strong
Is pro-sulzer IN the Glynn camp did no'
pass without comment.
| Mr. Glynn laughed AZ story circulated
this morning 10 the effect that the Albany
postof1ce had received orders from the
federal postal authorities 10 deliver 10
Governor Sulzer all mail addressed 10 the
executive chamber The acting Governor
said that the superintendent Of the Al
bany office had pronounced the story a
canard.
Governors" Mail TO "Sulzer.'
IN noint OF fact. all mail which comes
with tho name OF Mr.. Glynn incorporated
ia the address,. no matter what title may
he given in that connection. is delivered
10 him. and the same rule is followed with
regard 10 Governor Suffers mail. All
mail intended for the Governor Is sent to
the Capitol sub-station and deposited IN
a box the keys OF which are In the pos
session Of Mr.. Sulzer. The local postal
officials said that an extremely small pro-
norton OF the mail was addressed merely
N the chief Executive without the use
~ the personal name Under the arrange
mont indicated such mall would 20 to
Governor sulzer.
Attorney General Carmody cut short his
honeymoon vacation and returned 10 Al
banv to-day, in order that he might be
Immediately available 10 advise acting
Governor Glynn on developments In the
rhaw case Mr. Carmody lost no time in
getting in touch with the Canadian
authorities and with the states repre-
sentatiVes I'm that country
EARTHQUAKE PANIC IN MESSINA.