Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-16
Rumor Comes From Executive
Session Of Court 1hat voss
Against Governor i Forty
three 70 Fourteen.


fIsr fnagc6 wire 90 msenina rgcra,d,H
Albany, N. Y,. Oci. Iei-eWhen
verdict viii be- reached ln lhn Inn
+ parchment trial cf ooeefnof Hnler
now depends entirely on lne lnnHlh
0f the speeches of his Judges ln oa-
planning their votes This applies 10
the rqmarks Ia secret sree|ona. ona
90 which hosan with tne orcnlns ~
court today. and ne pubisc elI6na
which follow. Efforts As attach aln-
niflcancc 10 the INFORMED votes were
denounced BY many 81 the senators
as unjust. both to the mombefs of
the court Itself and the Rosern 1t
was pointed eut that questions 81
fact were being discussed and decfdp
( In the case Of each eriicie. and a'ao
the legal admlss|hfllly Of article ana
That while a member might vote 10
admlt the article from a legal point
oR View. on his formal vote. he mlnhk
decide either for or aaninsf Il when
u came 10 hia formal vote.
The eight articles viii hf voted on
separately In order. Not until after
the cieht uftieiea have bern voted
On VIII votr BE taken a. 10 whnlhnr
Governor sulagr should be removed
from office. fIo might 81 fnrnd
gpilty and sliil hr permitted t6 res
tain hts office The extreme nnnnftv
wouid be removal from office ana
prohibition from ever again hoidinm
state. ~
Albany. ~ ", oct. fs.-@The htah
court of Impeachment which is srpinr
William sulxer adionrnod shortly M.
ter ! O'clock today 10 meet arain AZ
o'clock this afternoon. az which
slime Il was announced, d start would
be made on tho final vote te detsr-
mine the guilt or innocenco 81 the
governor. IL wns reported thar the
court voted informally In ses sorret
, session this morning TO remove tae
RoFernor from Office By o ballot " 41
, 70 "a. a vote TO disquallfy hln iron,
! ever holding another office under tho
| state was lost. Il was said.
There WAS not single vote faVor-
1 able 20 his Disqualification Il was ~.
I ported.
Every article or Impeachment wns
\ voted on separately. ncrordlne "a ana
{ news that leaked froto the court room
and not an df them we're auainilea
Those on which The governor wnn -.
ported 20 have boon held guilty. were
: articles I. B. s and 4 of the lmpeaeh.
= meut charges TIE ehroo frst ar1
ne moasy articles. hasias IL do viii
the aiiesed faiaincaiion Of tho GOV.
ernaF's tnmpplan statement ana a..
Z misuse 90 campaign contributions
a Article four teiates 20 the suppression
of evidence by the governor heeor.
The Frawicy committee. lncluding ~,
testimony af Duncan w Pack. as
y pefinicndcnt of public works.
= ~ was reported that tho followin
y members ~ The court voted In favo
\ of finding the governor not guilty AM
against removing him.
Presiding Judge Edgar Al. Guile
and senators JAMES n Duhamei. in
dependence League; James a Eeer
SON, republican, Seth q. ffaaroek, r.
=, publican; John ". NcNnirft. demo
!. crnt; Thomas H O'koofn. dcmorral
Abraham J. Palmer, republican als
I. progressive; VIM. li. pockham. den
ocrat; John aoeley, Democrat Ioh
+" -. StVera republicans Ralnh N
Thomaa ropuBlican3 00Nriad b
Wende, democrat; CNyton II Whee
= er, democrats George Il. Whitney. Il
~ publican.
\, The eight articles are n snhNan,
=, na follows:
Article l~-That Governor sutn.
filed with the secretary 81 alaft
=. false siatemont of his receipts an
4. other monetary transactions iHfaltl
If his gubernatorial campaign
= Article 2-That So committed 81
NJ jury In his statement lo tho uoc4tlal
of state relative 10 receipts and 3,
penditures
Article 3-Thn( re- hrlbed witness
es 90 withhold iesnmany from q
icRlGlatiVe committee NhIch lrt1a|
gated his calwpal0n exnenol1ofes
Article i-Tnat 30 suppressed ai
dense BY moaA of threat fa kt'
Witnesses from feellDlns before a
legislative comm|llT0l
Article 5-rhaf ne prevented "a
dlssuadrd parucuIat Alntsa U
erlek a colpel' from alton1|nn
der aubpoqna tne afa,nnn oi lHt
NosileRtiuF commIlI1e
article o-Ihaf ne eommltfoa
cSnr IA RpncnIHt|nN ln aIataN ~