The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-09

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III Gov. Sulssr should follow the "a.
vses Of some Of his erlsnds and tender
hss rssisnation. would hat end the mat.
terri ft.
II DO not know. but I kssi II would.
for then the result that seems to be
denred oy every honest voter Of the
state wd1l havs been. att.lnsd. The
Legislature could hardly refuse to &C.
cept his resignation, should he tender
Il. IN visw OF the seriousness q the
charges that have been made"
HAS NO LINE ON DEFENCE OF
GOV. sULzeR.
"Ravs you . line on what Gov. SUI
ssr's defense viii Der
mo, out ! see no statement he can
make that will Offset these charges. He
might say he replaced these campaign
contributions from HE own personal
FUNDS and merely used these campaign
chscks - Q matter Of convenience. But
Il must b remembered that these CAM
paisn checks we're given to brokers
during the campaign. at the only time
he could spend money for campaign
purposes. How. then. could he replace
them with his psrsonai funds at the
very time he was supposed to b spend
Ing them to procure his slsction7 The
most unfortunate part Of the proceed
iAg b that this statement, even II made.
could hardly hold water. because not
one Of thses checks appsArs on his
sWorn statement - having been given
hlm. he did not mention their receipt
Or expenditure. - he can hardly set
funds from his personal account
Nor can he say these checks we're
given him for his personal uss. instead
Of for csmoaign purposes. His letter
10 the banks. designating Louis Sarecky
~ his campaign treasurer. shows the
mensy was given for campaign pur-
poses. Surely no one was giving Sar-
scky ssch SUNNI ~ personal Siets."
COMMITTEE MAY DELAY " eUL.
zGR WANTS TO Testify.
Only Gov. suissr can halt the proceed.
lngs. which are scheduled to start In the
Assembly Chamber on Monday night.
and he cannot call . halt by virtue Of
any oiicial authority vested In him
but only by signifying his willingness
TO appear before the Frawley Investigate
iEg Committee for the purpose Of ex-
planning the charses-apparsntiy sup
ported BY documentary and oral svt-
dsncs-ths& he used campaign funds in
Wall Street speculation and made .
false Afidavit ~ 70 contributions 70 Aia
campaign fund.
Il 10 not considered likely that the
Governor viii volunteer 70 appear before
the Frawisy Committee. Such action
would amount 10 recognition on his part
that the committee 10 . duo constituted
and issaiissd body. acting - . branch
q the L. sisiatuse In session The Gov.
ssaee has strenvously contsndsd that
the Le0islaturs 10 not in ssssion and
that the Frawisy Committee has no ~.
thosity In lay.
SV~m'tIHS WOO.O OeIAV OUT
" COVWvBuM.
Howsvss. eHouA the oOvsrnoe con.
ssdAr that the chAress unsArthsd ~ the
Erewsey Cemmittse CAV for explanation
esSere @se committe>. IsespeC0ve Of
M Ssegmsns - to the commastsSs
poSer. TIE ee0nninS Of NE ampeech',
msnt, proessdin0s. now scheduled Tor
Monday nlghG would b postponed out
OF courtesy 70 the oaAsf Executive o.
the STATE. Otherwise an svsnt without
precedent In the history Of the COUNTRY
me 'mpsachmens OF governor.
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0'"'"s"" 'ns IMPRISONMENT VI '"' ~
CORRESPONDING that matters are STAND
ing ON Aonday night ~ hey st"nd To-
day. The COMMITTEES will simply report
to the Legislature the result OF its md
lnga II will bs thsn No to the Assem-
b to take action.
Upon the Majority Leader Of the A.
ssmb1y. Aaron J. Levy dsvoivss the
task Of taking the lead In An action for
impea chmsnt. Asssmblyman Levy has