Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-10-06
SULZER CASE is
REQPENED FOR
NEW EVIDENCE

Albany. n. y, Oct. G-Despite the
protest of Governor Suffers counsel
IA motion by attorneys for the as
5embly board of managers to permit
item TO reopen their case and intro
| duce further testimony was allowed
| by Presiding Judge Cullen this after
noon. The new testimony was ex
pected to be brief.
! A new unrepOrted campaign CON
| tribution of $4,000 developed in the
! impeachment trial Of Governor Sulzer
this afternoon. l. V. McGlone testi
! fed that he handed the governor 10
$1,000 bills for his employer, Allan A.
Ryan, son of Thos F, Ryan, last Oc-
tcber.
Allan A. Ryan testified at the I'm.
pcachment trial of Governor Sulzer
this afternoon that Sulzer requested
him to go to Washington and ask Sen
ator Root to use his influence 10 get
William Barnes to attempt to induce
Republican senators of the impeach
ment court to hold that the impeach-
nent proceedings were invalid.
Allan A, Ryan, son of Thos. r,
Ryan, was questioned concerning a
telephone conversation which he said
he had with Governor Sulzer in which
Mr.. McGlone.
Mr.. Ryan was temporarily excused
and I. V. McGlone was called to the
witness stand. He said he had been
private secretary to Thos. F. Ryan for
twelve years.
He said he talked with Governor
Sulzer in October, 1912.
81 went to Suffers Office" said Mr.. |
McGlone. "He spoke about his cam
paign. / said to him something about
the campaign. | said there was no
question about his election He said, |.
no, there was not, but he wanted to i
make personal campaign. / said the {
organization ought to supply the mon
ey for his campaign. He said no, he
needed certain money for his cam ,
paign through the state, He said he c
needed some money ! told him ! I
could not give it to him without con ,
'ultng with somebody else. | told r
lin I'd do that and that I'd give it to =
lin when he got back from his cam. :
'algn trip | spoke to somebody else r
bout 1t and we agreed to give him ,
sum of money, which we did after
le got back. He said he wanted !
$500 or as much as he could get"
Mr. Ryan was then recalled and
Questioned regarding conversation I
lie had with Governor Sulzer a week
,efore the convening of the court of
He said that he had
'een the governor alone at his New
York office. He made certain requests
If me" the witness began, in relatins'r'
he conversation, "he asked me to go
o Washington and see Senator Root 1
or him."
Judge Herrick and Attorney Nasal
4 the governors counsel made siren
Gus objections. I,
What did he say to you on the sub
act of his impeachment trial?''
He told me-" said the witness, "if
was subpoenaed before the commit :
ee, not to pay any attention to the
Gbpoena.'
"The Frawley committee" asked
lr. Stanchfield.
He said no one had right to sub. "
oena me-" 0
The answer was stricken out. +
He also said he wanted the trial to d
e declared Illegal" the witness con-
ned, "and that he hoped it would be d
cid that the assembly in extraor. a
mary session, had no right to i'm. "
each him. He asked me to go to
ashington-----.'
Another objection by Mr.. Herrick
topped the answer.
Didn't you have talk with Gov
NOR Sulzer in reference TO securing
me one to influence the action of
is COURT"
Before he could be stopped by an u
1jection the witness answered Yes"
State that conversation said At ~
rney Stanchtield after Judge Cullen
I'd ruled that the witness might an ~
YER. W.
He asked me to go to Washington" -
yam replied. to see Senator Root a.,
I'd request him to see VIM Barnes -
id get him to endeavor to have Re- -
lblican members of this body to vote
at this court had no right TO try e.
m--to impeach him. do
The testimony created sensation co
the court room and hurried con- tio
renee of Governor Suffers counsel on
llowed They then asked that the mr.
nversation be stricken out This re-
lest Judge Cullen granted. ed
The court sustained Judge Cullen. stl