The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-04-03

comfortable to the Governor for me to
, ON government daily occurring there.
I sLAll h" pleased TO make my visits To
the People, House which as one of the
people. ! uiuu"-tIouahlv have the Gov
Snor'- invitation to do.
Declaring that Senator Brown : rcsolu-
iion questioning his signature Of the full
crow hill was rot" Gov Sulher in
public statement to-day said
You don't suppose matter like that
can iutimidnte me | want to say no "
that il Boss Barnes docs not keep out of
the Senate and keep hiI hands oil the
Legislature will get after Mr.. Barnes.
"Barncs il the man who ins,igatcd
that resolution. IF he thinks he can keep
me from doing my duty he has got another
Thought coming. He IL "A part of the
invisible government, He has no bisl-
ness mcddling with the Legislature. Sup
pose Nr. Murphy was coming up here to
ncddle with the Legislature. There
would br howl if MIR Murphy came here
and went into Senator Wagncr's room
and drew resolutions against the Cover
nor wan, Mr.. Barnes to keep away
from tho Capitol He IL the Republican
boss. tn" people don't want bosses up
here. lh" people are the bosses now.
Nv Barnes WAS IN the Capitol ycstcr-
dav putting up, as he thought. job on
the Governor with senator Brown. Mr..
Brown had better read what the news
papers said about him u few wears ago
when n" Wd- ~ the Legislature.
Il am not looking for trouble But II
nnvhodv wants trouble with me in the
performance Of my duty to the people
, he can have IT on the drop oe the hat
Tho idea of senator introducing a re-
solution like that Even if had promised
that would sign the iull crew bill il
would y, al riEh; Gov. Hughes and
others promised thew world sign certain
bills Vt thrv rould got thcm passed. There
IL nothing wrong in that. II ls all trick
or Baru"~ Brown and the railroads
4 made no pledges to any one during
the cdtupdlGu except 10 the people. There
. isn't u man IN Ia" State who can say
truthfullv that | made u pledge I q get the
nomination tor Governor or To get elected
'o tn" oNiC". II any man in the state
SAYS | made such pledge. let him come
, forward and prove II
y .,uuw what this resolution of Brown 5
WIS Ullt ~ Tor T. was don" TO deter m.
. from doing my duty to tn" people.
sc" Gov. Fielder signed a full crew bill
Yesterday over IN New Jersey Between
the railroads and tl" people. | am with
: th" people. I'm my opinion. one human
life Is worth more than u train of freight
/. cars Who will dispute that: Mr. Barne,
and Mr Brown put mp that job on the
Governor Yesterday but it Will not work
II 20 un doing my duty
4 want tn" Republican boss of New
York to keep away from the Legislature
All bosses look alike tn me. II the Demo
cratic boss comes around there is an
awful hullaballop about it. but Republican
Boss Barnes can uO practically what
! he plcuseS IN tn" Legislature and the
newspapers think il il good thing
! IT Mr. BHrnesl- looking for trouble with IN,
; ] Will glv. him all III. trouble he want,
! right here in Albany ] know a few thing,
: that he knows
"Th" people can rest assured that
while am Governor nobody IN III. Stat,
can strike terror into my heart an
, after all evldosr-. | am going to dc
right what / hellev" j. rIght-and fear
lessly do my duty Let Mr. Barnes diges
that. That will make him ~it ,Ip and tax,
notice for while. ~. knows what
mean
John \ Fit2glubouo. chairman of tlr
legislative committee of the Brotherhood
; OF Railroad Iralninep. who is said To hav,
J written To his fellow employees that h,
, had talked with Gov. Sulzcr during tn.
; last campaign and that the Governo,
| mad promised him al that time he woul,
. sign the futl crew bill called AZ the Execu
: tive hamb"r to-day and denied 10 tn,
Governor hlt he had writ an slCb n lptf er