Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-10-06
Will be Main Witness for
Defense. To Explain Expsn-
ditures in Campaign.
HINMAN NOW READY TO
PROCEED WITH CASE.
Consume Hour and Malt With
0peninq Address = Sulzer
Insists on Taking Stand
special bu unttxd Pres, wire.

Special bD United Press Wire.
Albany, N. Y, Oct. 6.-Goyernor
William Sulzer today flatly informed
his chief counsel that nothing will
prevent him taking the stand in his
impeachment trial Sulzer himself
flatly asserts that he will tell the
whole story OF Murphy's attempt to
dominate him and his administra-
ton. Despite the urgings OF his
counsel, Judge Herrick, Austin B.
Fox and Harvey D. Hinman, who to-
day vainly urged him to rest his case
on the stories OF sarecky and Lieu
tenant Commander Kosenthal, both
of whom may take the stand today
on the completion OF Humans open
ing address.
Harvey D. Hinman, to whom had
been allotted the task Of making the
opening speech for the defense tkis
afternoon. set about whipping into
shape the address In which he il to
outline the case for Mr. Sulzer and
which, owing to the faulty memsry OF
the respondent, could not be drafted
satisfactorily until this eleventh hour
before the reconvening Of the court At
2 o'clock. Mr.. Hinman, owing to the
short time allotted to him, win be
obliged to make his speech from hastily
written notes and q few typewritten
pages. 1t in estimated that the deliv-
cry of the speech will take an hour and
a half, probably two hours. That done,
tie introduction Of evidence for the de-
Tense will be begun.
sareoky First Witness.
The first witness for Mr. Sulzer win
be Louis A. Sarecky, the confidential
stenographer who had charge of his
campaign funds, In an interview Mr..
Sarecky intimated some Of the lines
along which his testimony would run,
saying he could account for practically
all of the money handled by him. He
expressed the further assurance that
MIR. Sulzer himself would be able to
account for all the money that came to
him personally.
Whether Mr.. Sulzer would be per-
nlftted to take the stand his counsel
were unwilling to state. They are to
have another conference. If Mr.. Sui
zer does testify 1t will be probably as
the last witness for the defense A
close personal friend Of Mr.. Sulzer not
a member Of his counsel said that Mr..
Eulxer would make no statement In
court except under oath and would not
supplement that with a statement to
the newspapers.
Herrick Calls Preas Unfair
It is believed by counsel for the de-
fenss that Mr.. Humans opening
speech and the examination of Mr.. sa-
rocky may be disposed of at today's
session Of the court. How many wit
nesses the defense will call after that
u not known, even to Mr.. Sulzer's
counsel.
Asked how long he expected the trial
to Last, one. member Of Mr.. Snlzer's
counsel replied, with a grin:
well, you know Mr.. Sulzer's ora
tory goes In to considerable length, and
there Is no telling whether the cross
examination they've been threatening
will take few hours or few weeks"
D-Cady Herrick, chief counsel for
Mr.. Sulzer, when asked to give some
intimation of the line of defense, COM
planned bitterly that practically all the
metropolitan newspapers were not CIV
Ing the defense fair show. He was
reminded that the newspapers had
been unable to get word from the de-
fense as to its side of the case. Mr..
Herrick would give out no informat ton
on the subject.