The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-08-14
new YORK HAS
TWO governors
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with his lawyers. d. Cady Herrick and
Lynn ]. Arnold. as to ways and means
of continuing in ONCE. His present plan
is to hold the fort and allow the other
side to make a test case.
This will be done. probably tomorrow.
on the appointment Of Mr.. Glynh as
Acting Governor. The appointment will
be challenged, and the courts will de-
eide between Sulzer and Glynn. Mr..
Suffers plan Of a military defense was
necessarily abandoned when he learned
that no probable attempt would be made
to GUST him from the executive chamber
Col Hamilton, little disappointed. took
of his uniform and returned to the busi-
ness duties Of his office.
Governor and Wife silent.
Mr.. and Mrs. sulzer have been placed
under a ban OF absolute silence by their
counsel, and the only statement issued
in the name Of either came from Her
rick. After throwing herself between her
husband and his accusers in her astouna-
ing statement of last night. Mrs. Sulzer
has been Frustrated, and has been or
dered to keep to her room and see no one
but her sisters and her husband.
Neither the Governor nor any Of his
followers were prepared for the whitening
languHg0 Oh the VII VI
which was adopted by the Assembly just
as the skies were growing gray with the
morning. The impeachment resolution
had been adopted In the half light of day.
break, and with hardly a pause the lead
ers forced through the appointment of
the committee to draft the articles and
their adoption
The most solemn scene in this campaign
against the Governor was enacted when
the House managers, led by Majority
Leader Levy. filed into the Senate cham
ber and Levy. in a low but distinct
voice. read the scathlng indictment
against his friend of a lifetime.
Reading of Articles.
Mr.. President" read Chairman Van
Wort I'VE do impeach William Sulz r,
Governor of the State Of New York. OF
willful and corrupt misconduct in Oft ce
and for high crimes and misdemeancrs,
and We do further inform the Senate
that the Assembly will, in due time. y
hibit articles Of impeachment against him
and make good the same. and in tn .ir
name we demand that the Senate shall
take order for the appearance OF se:d
William Sulzer TO answer said impeach-
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