Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-13

made. Indications were lhat "
would not reach vote ON lhe l.''-
peachmont resolution TIL Dawn Io-
day.
ALBANY. Aug. 12,-The lower .y,,d
house of the New York leGlSla,
met late tonight to vote upon wa,
iority Leader LcVys fesoIul,oH ~
inncach Governor SUl2er ON cnarSc'
nf uiIf,l and corrupt conduct in Of
flee and high crimes ana hlisueii''"H
ors. A.. ,,i,,
Tha democratic organization claim
cd more than enough votes to adopt
~. resolution. Governor Sulzer
friends made no claims The llIs'
roll can Indicated the correctness ol
the ORGANIZATIONS predictions. blshtS
five democrats-ni more thah lio
necessity majority-answered To tnoli
names. Another democrat reaCh'u
the chamber after roll call. Less tnaIi
islf a dozen of these were eAPVC''u
to vote against the measure.
Republican and progressive lcou,i1 ti,i'.'.l
the governors erstwhile polIlcai
foes and now his sole champions nav
ing a corporals guard of independent
drmocrats. planned a savage lSht on
the resolution.
Wife Assumes Blame.
Indications at midnight were lhat
the session would last all night, On
fhe eve of the governors probable
imDeachment the story was spread
broadcast throughout the capltal that
Mrs SulZer had assumed al plaiilc
for the revelations brought out by the
Frawley investigaung comlhll'ee
concerning he governors transact
ions in Wall Street.
Mrs. Sulzer's statement accoTulhs
TO this story was made to senator
Palmer. She is quoted as having
told him this afternoon, am "hollS
to blame for this whole affair ,
Although the story was the prop
erty of the city apparently no one
could be found as confirming II. GOV
ernor Sul2er referred all inquiries TO
senator Palmer. who declined ethel
To confirm or deny it. He is reported
as having told it to select coterle
of the governors supporters.
Senator Palmer, grand army
veteran. called at the executive man
sion this afternoon to consult WIN
Governor SulZer concerning the dedl-
cation of a monument at Anderson
vile. Ga. Mrs. Suzer is said TO nave
confided her story to the senator
during his call.
According to other friends in wnom
Mrs Sulzer has cOnfided, she has de-
clared she used some of the gov
ernor's campaign funds because she
felt that the household was in need
of money
Preparing Statennt.
II is reported that Mrs. Sulzer is
preparing detailed statement Tor
publication. In this statement she is
said TO have itemized all her trans
actions in Wall Street In which any
of the governor campaign tunds
were involved.
The governor. it is said, knew
nothing of his wifes dealings on the
stock exchange until shortly before
the Frawley committee began us IN
yestigation. when he first heard the
revelations his friends say he refused
TO believe them, ridiculed them as
hoax and branded them as an at
tempt to secure his resignation.
Later when II was seen that the
Frawlev committee was in earnest in
its investigation, Mrs. Sulzer II Is
declared. told the governor of her
actions and volunteered to make a
public statement detailing them. This,
IL is said. Governor Sulzer refused to
permit. when the testimony con-
cerning the Wall Street transactions
was brought out Mrs. Sulzer again in
sisted. according to the story, that
she tell all and save her husband.
ON the advices of Judge James
GAY Gordon. of Philadelphia. who
was Governor Sulzer's attorney In the
Mignon Hopkins breach OF promise
case. and. Attorney Louis Marshall
Mrs Sulzer It is said. was persuaded
to remain silent. Judge Gordon 1t
was learned today, has been n guest
at the executive mansion several DAYS
advising both the governor and Mrs.
Sulzer.
When Senator Palmer. an old time
friend. visited Mrs Sulzer today to
discuss other matters in which she
is interested, the governors wife is
said to have broken down.
In tears. 1t is asserted. she told
Senator Palmer that the governor
had known nothing of the Wall
street deals laid at his door by the
Frawley committee. but that she was