New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19


deportation board. Levy charged
couple Of days ago that Colwell mao
gone 10 Canada directly following an
interview with Governor Sulzer' ano
was staying there at the Governor
desire.
So far as can be learned the board OF
managers had not subpenaed either OF
The men to testify in the pending trial
The warrants now out for them were
issued when they were adjudged 1T
contempt Of the Assembly. 1t has beer
the gossip here that Colwell AND
sarecky would both be called by the
Sulzer lawyers as their witnesses and
that their testimony would be of great
importance for the accused Executive
The Governors counsel declined tC
discuss the disappearance or Sarecky
and the possibility of the men being
called as Suffers witnesses. Ihey sale
they were not trying their case In the
newsnapers. and that what was saic
and done i'm court would speak foi
itself.
Additional charges against the Gov
ernor have been drafted by the Ooaro
of managers Of the Assembly. The ne"
articles. said to be two In NUMBER were
reported 10 contain, among others
charges Of alleged usurpation by the
Governor of the functions of the exec
.utive office.
Niqht Session Held.
II was also proposed 10 amend the
ext Of certain of the eight articles on
which the Governor stood impeached
when the court convened, TO meet tech
meal objections raised to the language
employed.
Majority Leader Levy moved a close
call Of the House soon after Speaker
Smith had called il to order tonight
and the sergant-at-arms was in
structed to round up the missing mem
bers. The indications were that an
other all-night session was in prospect
L.. After several hours of delay Levy
finally obtained the attendance Of
quorum of the Assembly. Thereupon
he introduced a resolution reciting that
. James c. Garrison was in contempt OF
tie Assembly for refusing TO give II in
formation regarding certain utterances
of his charging that Assemblymen had
been bribed TO vote for the Sulzer I'M
parchment.
The resolution called for the arrest
of Garrison, then in the Assembly
chamber, and his arraignment before
the bar Of the House and detention
until he cleared himself Of the con-
tempt.
Pc Garrison Sits Listening.
This produced hot argument AS
semblyman Gibbs, of The Bronx. a Sui
zerite came to Garrison's defence, de-
cIarins that. in view of the fact that
he had practically agreed to testify II
he had the advice Of counsel and hac
obtained delay TO get lawyer, such
action as the Levy resolution proposed
was illegal improper and altogether
reprehensible.
The Senate held a brief session to-
night, passed half a dozen bills carry
ing appropriations for the payment OF
interest charges on state bonds. and
adjourned until p m. tomorrow.
Among the witnesses subppnaed by
the Assembly managers are Senators
James A. Emerson. Of Warrenburg' anC
Seth G.. Heacock. Of lion. Republicans
who testified before the Frawley In
vestigating committee c9ncerning in
terviews they had had With the i'm
,peached Executive about legislation IT
which they were interested. These
Senators said tonight they would ask
TO be excused as judges on the trial
on the ground that they could not vel
N serve as witnesses and judges.
N Legal Staff at Work.
The legal staff for the Board of I'm
parchment managers established Offices
here to-day and devoted themselves &c
perfecting their case and the plans fol-
the handling Of court work. Governor
Suffers lawyers were closeted will
him at the Executive Mansion all the
afternoon and worked there until mid
night.
The ranks Of counsel for Sulzer were
increased with the appearance of Elihu
Root. jr. AS filed with the court his
attorneys of record are. in addition tC
Mr.. Root. d. Cady Herrick, Irving G.
Vann, Harvey D. Human. Austen G
Fox and James Gay Gordon. Counsel
for the managers OF the Assembly are
Alton B. Parker. former judge of the
Court Of Appeals: John B. Stanchfield
Edgar T. Bracket, Eugene Lamt
Richards. Isidor ]. Kressel, Hiram C.
Todd and Henderson Peck.
The Governor saw a few Of his init
mates In the early evening. He seemed
in good spirits. He expressed complete
confidence in the outcome Of the trial
and talked about what would happier
TO the bosses when he was finally vim
dicated and the voters had their say
about this entire situation.
IMPEACHMENT PROTESTrD