The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-27
.GLYNN SEES HAND
OF EX-PRES|DENT
Believes Roosevelt Is Interested
in Wrangle Over Cover
norship.
MOVE FOR PRoeREsslvEs
With Old Parties Split, Bull
Mooser May Step Into
Office.
Ispecia, 10 The rimes-Dispatcb.1

AiDahy, y. y, August 25.-The name
OF Theodore Roosevelt was brought in
to the controversy raging between Mar
tin II. Glynn and William Sulzer over
the governorsh!p to-day
Through his evening paper, the Al
bany Times Union, Mr.. Glynn thus
seeks 10 describe the motives which
actuatc Lynn J. Arnold, OF counsel for
SulZer. who publicly charged Glynn
with participating in cons piracy TO
throw the !mpeached Governor out OF
Office:
Arnold and the Clarks. with no
sympathy for Governor SulZer, are at
tempting TO widen the breach in both
Democratic and Republican parties TO
the end that stephen q. Clark. with
the aid OF Theodore Roosevelt, may
take the executive chambers"
Mr.. Clark is owner Of the knicker-
booker Press which has championed
Sulzer ever since the impea chment pro-
ceed!nss began. Mr.. Arnold is pub
Usher OF the paper.
Makes SeuthipE Retort.
1t was not u"til Glynn read Arnold
attack in the morning papers that he
broke the silence which he has main
tained under the attacks by Sulzer's
friends. Then he wrote scathing
The Albany Knickerbocker Press
managed or mismanaged by Judge
Lynn j. Arnold. and controlled by the
Clark millions, is attempting by mis-
representations to deceive the public
regarding the unfortunate situation
which exists at the capital.
The prejudice which it seeks TO
arouse is not wholly political It
would create the impression first, that
-, NIL
Martin II. Glynn and others are part
OF conspiracy to throw Mr.. Sulzer
out OF Office and. secondly. that Muir
ply. Frawley and Glynn and others
whose names have the same Celtic
origin. want TO place the public school
system in the hands OF TaInmany Hall
Judge Lynn J. Arnold is anxious to
make Stephen c. Clark Governor Of
this State. The Knickerbocker Press
is the vehicle with which Judge Arnold
seeks to ride his boss and benefactor
into the executive chamber. For that
reason Arnold and the Clarks with no
real sympathy in their hearts for Sui
ger, are attempting to widen the breach
in both the Democratic aad Republic
can parties to the end that stephen
c. Clark. with the aid of Theodore
Roosevelt. may come TO save the peo-
Pile and land in the executive cham
Der.
I'm its vile abuse and misrepresenta-
ton, the Knickerbocker Press is at
tempting with all the forces at it's
command to create the Impression that
every man in the Democratic party not
in league with Judge Arnold or the
Clarks or Sulzer. is a thug or n thief
The knickerbocker Press continues
10 misrepresent the attitude of Martin
II. Glynn. From every standpoint il is
attempting TO arouse prejudice against
him. 1t is with only a desire to give
the people an insight into the situation
that the Times-Union makes this
statement.
Absurd and Malicious.
The attempts of the Knick erbocker
Press TO create the impression that
Martin II. Glynn is the tool of any man
or party is as absurd as il is malicious
The Constitution imposes on him the
duties OF Acting Governor during the
disability of Governor Sulzer. and he
purposes TO perform these duties with
out Juror or excitement.
AS guaranty that the State gov
eminent Will be run smoothly and
without chaos the Acting Governor
can submit his record in public life
and at the same time match his per-
sonal character with that OF Lynn j.
Arnold.
On the morning preceding the i'm
reachment OF Governor Sulzer. the
knickerbocker Press published an edi-
torial charging Governor Glynn's pri-
vaie secretary Crank 4. Tierney) with
imploring Democratic leaders of the
senate TO vote for the impeachment
resolution,
The editorial went on 10 create the
impression that Acting Governor Glynn
had sent Mr.. Tierney to the Assembly
tor this purpose. AS a matter of fact
Mr.. Glynn was not at the Capitol at
the time. nor did Mr.. Tierney, directly
or indirectly. solicit or attempt to So
licit. or In any manner 'implorc' any
member TO vote for the impca chment
of Governor SulZer. This was another
deliberate falsehood printed by the
Is nickerbocke Press in its attempt to
misrepresent Mr.. Glynn"
Formal recognition of Glynn as Gov
crnor by the Legislature will come au-
tomatically tomorrow when il receives
from him two special messages relat-
Ing to State funds.