The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-26
GLYNN RECOGNIZED
BIZ GOVERNORS SEC'Y
Testimony in Regard 10 All Cam
paigu Funds Ruled to Be ADJ
Alleged Brew
ers We're eSOlicited
Telegram By Unitcd Prcsn.

II MfNNth~3 A ANfIA+
Y Albany, Sept 2e-Goy Su2er wen
q victory today when the court of inl-
peachmeut ruled BY a vote Of IS 10 4
that the question Of intent of those
contributing to sulzers campaign fand
was A proper cna and could b inyes-
tigated by both sides.
The governors secretary, Platt, to-
day recognized Acting Gov. Glynn,
bringing the mail left AZ the executive
offices % his office ana explaining
That he would do all possible to aid
the 'defaeto' government Piat, was
the last official 70 yield His action
viii be big help ID Strengthening Out
The states affairs.
Jacob "A. schiff. a New York banker
testified that be was repeatedly asked
b. Samuel I Frahkenstein. former
law partner of Gov sulzer II he would
accept the return Of the alleged s25o0
campaign contribution which the
banker said be gave to the governor
without restrictions as to its use. Mr.
sehiff said he had replied negatively.
The high court. by an unanimous
vote, decided % admit all testimony
pertaining 10 campaign contributions
made 20 the governor even though
they were not specified ia the articles
Of Impeachment
This ruling paved the way for the
Introduction of evidence intended to
show the governor had solicited and
received large contributions from
brewing interests.
The governor asked, according to
the testimony that these contrI9u-
tons be given in cash instead OF
checks
Counsel Tor tht Impeachment man
ayers said they we're prepared 70
prove che governor received campaign
contributions vastly IN excess Of the
total mentioned III ths articles Of lm.
peaehmenl There were more thaa
Iu0 not accounted Tor, counsel as.
serted.
The names of a large number of
these contributors. other than those
Of the brewing interests. were brought
INTO lie evidence These included
4sftgtwo persons mentioned as draw.
efs Of sulzer checks In the account q
Louis a sareeky. the governor cam
paign secretary. in the Mutual Alliance
Tust company This account showed
with checks and cash that deposits q
$4,000 had been made between Sen
tember 10, 1879, and the datc Of the
governors inauguration.
Decision on the question as e
whether suffers alleged misuse o.
checks given the governor without re
siriction as to their use constituted
larceny was reserved 10 gise the eour
an opportunity 10 investigate the au
thorlties. sareekg regarded by th'
prosecution as one of The most import
amt witnesses and whom they said thel
had been unable to locate was dissos
tired BY process servers in Albany an'
served with . aubpoee'
Judge Lewis ]. Conlan Of New 4ois
] lifelong frlead Of the governor, tes
tilted he had raised money for tn
governors campaign but had given
to him without restriction as to i
use
sulzer called personally on Charlie
A. stadler, president Of the America
Mating company stadler testified
aud requested his aid in obtaining th
support ol Tammuny Hall He sol
lie obtained the support and later y
licited campaign funds for sulzer
The assembly managers aeeide
Thursday TO bring no more impeae
ment charges against the governor
The name of Mrs. sulzer, who Il
reported, will be one Of the star "
nesses for the defense. was ireauef
" brought into the testimony Thui
day It was developed that she had
telephone communication viii Rail
Trier. vice president Of the Frank