Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
suLzER. PALE AND WORN, RE.
cElvEs NEWS OF VERDICT
WITHOUT COMMENT
PROMISES TO ISSUE
sTATEMENr ON SATURDAY.
Court Aeauits Defendant on Four Ar.
tieIss, and Refuses to Bar Him For.
ever From Holding offies-statsmsn
Anxiously Awaited by Friends and
Foss. Trial cests Thousands.

Albany, Oct. Sulzer no
longer ID governor Of the state Of New
York
A few minutes before noon today the
high court Of impeachment, BY vote
Of 43 to IL, removed him from office.
Senator wende and Judge Cullen ex-
cused themselves from voting.
The proposition Of disqualifyins Sui
ger from ever again holding a place o
,rust or honor in the state was voted
down unanimously with the exception
that Judge Cullen again excused him.
self from recording his vote.
Rsesivos Nsws in Silence.
Tho governor received the news OF
his removal in silence at the executive
mansion. where he had waited all
morning to hear the result. He said
he might make a statement later.
don and removal the last four articles
II the Impeachment articles. s, 8. Z and
8, were unanimously voted out.
Court was in session little more than
an hour. Il was officially adjourned
minute after 12 o'clock.
oIyn1, 10 Now Governor.
Martin n. Glynn. Of Albany. the act
Ing governor, became governor. Robert
F. WAGNER. OF New York, majority
leader Of the senate. became lteuten-
ant governor.
No official notice Of removal was
given Sulzer. A record Of the decision
Of the court was flied with the secre-
tary Of state, thus complying with all
legal requirements.
Acquitted on Four Counts.
Governor Sulzer was found not gull
ty ON article s. which charged that he
dissuaded Frederick L. Colwell from
testifying against him before the
sFrawley committee.
ssA Governor Sulzer was found not guilty
"a. article s. which charged that he
seodAmitted larceny In speculating with
1s contributed for his campaign.
- governor was found not guilty
Article Z, which charged that he
beS his political influence. The
yc1p 80 unanimous.
werner Sulzer was found not gull
u e Seharge Of using his official
90 n f3@SS4 Influence the price of stocks
m III ~ Eas interested as charged
zeSSSSsSs as2asss ~ 1.-TWO OuscO A0Ssus
TEfSusS "a the question Of disqual-
jfyfn6 16e governor from holding fur
thef once was unanimous In the mega
tive. A few minutes before IL o'clock
Judge Cullen announced formally, The
governor IN hereby removed"
At 12:o1 the court was officially adj
1ourned. Prior to adjournment Judge
Cullen announced that the ban Of Sc
crecy on all that had transpired in the
secret sessions was removed.
Both galleries Of the senate cham
ber were filled when the senator's and
Judges filed In at 1880 o'clock to sit
FOR the last time az members Of the
high court.
9ulxsr Broken Man.
A pale, thin man sat In the executive
mansion today waiting impatiently q
vote Of the high court Of impeachment
which would strip from him his robes
Of the once Of governor and make him
william Sulzer. private citizen.
It was common knowledge that be-
fore niRhtfall this fate for him would
be announced. That he would be re-
moved was decided in an Informal vote
Of the court Of high Impeachment yes
tertay. The hnal vote was taken today.
A vote on whether he should be dis
qualifled from ever holding office again
in the state also was cast. 1t was In
formally voted yesterday that no such
penalty would be meted out to him. 30
this vote too was largely matter OF
form,
Four articles under which the COVER
nor was impeached remained to be
voted on. Few. however. thought they
would be upheld by the court. and the