New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27

legal combinations. official notification of
these vacancies will be withheld until
after the result of the impeachment court
is announced.
Acting Governor Glynn, in his paper
THE Tines MON" this afternoon de-
clares that Judge Lynn J. Arnold only
ambition is to make Stephen c. Clark the
millionaire owner of The KnickertocSer
Press" Of which Arnold is the manager
Governor Of New York State The state
ment is made in answer TO Arnold's state
,nent TO the Assembly Judiciary Commit
tee that Glynn. Charles +. Murphy sena-
,o- Frawlev and other Tammany leaders
should be indicted.
Thinks Roosevelt Will Aid.
ARNOLD and the Clarks," said Mr..
GIynn. with no real sympathy In their
hearts for Governor Suzer, are attempt
ing to widen the breach in both the Dem.
ocratic and Republican parties, TO the emu
that Stephen c. Clark, with the aio OIL
Theodore Roosevelt, may come 10 save
the people and land in the Executive
Chamber.
ono honest man or woman will permit
q noIi,ical situation. unwecome as II may
be. to be befogged by interests "nohy
immateriaI or statements so grossly la'se
that they betray their Interior moeiNeS
and treachery."
Mr.. Glynn declared that the attempt OF
Arnold 10 create the impression tnat inc
acting Governor is the too! of any man OF
Marty Is "as absurd as IL is malicious
We said that the constitution imposed
unon him the duties of acting GoVern"i
during the disability" Of Governor oui-
zer and that he proposed to perform
chose duties without fear or favor.
"As a guarantee" he said. that the
state government will be run smoothiy
and without chaos the acting uoNei"0
can submit his record in puohc me- ar
at the same time. if necessary. rnatch pc
sonal character with Lynn }. Aihoiu'
| covarnor Sulzer to-day contented MN
Golf with giving out copies OF nurioei
NJ resolutions indorsng him from van
orea rizations throughout the STATE
...,da,,e in his Executive CHAMBER o''
,r,b,ted buttons among the Visitors oe1
ing Suffers picture. with the nisN o,,
| "WhO's GovernoT-MuiP'' ~ %
Tho acting Governor spent an hout
aay in private consultation with Co.oNe'
Iosorr + Scott. who was disnisscu 80
nts oftice as State Superintendent OIL
ors nv Governor Sulzer. and VINO mas 49,
mentioned frequently as a poss'oie a.
81 forthcoming impeachment triai'
For several days rumors have Deeh iii'
oro,,nd the Capitol that In some u"e"
.Iained manner the dismissal OF Coiohe'
SCOTT will play a prominent part III oe'
tain legal proceedings projected :"
s,atenent in New York yesterday 'uNe
I'm Arnold declared that an impoi
49,, former state official would inquire
,,,.o,,inently in this matter.
sneaking Of the evidence ne mao 0oi-
l,o,ad Judge Arnold characterized II d.
..a,ar,linq" 1T covers" he SAID one
80 the most hendish plots l ever near
~" and added that former state o'ii'i"'
was the victim.
II was a field day for the acting Gov
orror IN the matter Of extraditions. rive
rao,,isitions for fugitives from Massachu--
setts were honored at the soheIlat'oh "a
Gor.rnor Foss. ,..oa nan,
| Governor Sulzer to-day appointed a ne.
lconmission 70 examine into the SANITY Va
Antonio Africano. who Is conilnea n Az
| burn Prison under sentence OF ueat'.
This is the third such commission 10 NC
named within three months.