New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
M'CABE HITS BACK
AT SUFFERS PROBER
Senate Clerk and Albany Demo.
cratic Boss Says Hennessy
Is "0nIy Half Witted."
GO TO GRAND JURY
Governor Confirms Report That
Murphy Will Be One of Prin.
cipal Witnesses Called
in His Behalf.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribuna

Albany Sept. Specifically Hennss,r
is only half-witted. end. as i'm such cases
! he's the only man IN public life In IN.
state who doesn't know that"
Patrick r. McCabe, clerk Of the sen.,.
and the Democratic boss Of AIbar.
County. thus replied to the threat OF roh,
4, Hennessy. Governor Suffers speeaI
investigator, 10 indict him.
When shown the statement Mr.. Han.
messy said IL wasn't worthy Of his CON,
ment. He declared hat he had alresd,,
consulted with District Attorney santo,d
concerning the McCabe case, but neiths,
he nor the District Attorney would give
any linking as TO what they had on" Nc.
Cabe.
When the case is finally presented "a
me-" said Mr.. Sanford, 81 shall, in turn.
present it to the grand Jury. which sits in
October"
Mr.. Hennessy decllred he would tab.
care Of McCabe when he returned from,
Buffalo, for which city he left Albany 10.
night to present TO the grand Jury there
the cases against William H. Fitzpatrick.
the Erie County Democratic boss. and
James J. cannon, an employe in the But.
falo office of the State Excise DEPART.
ment.
Governor Sulzer confirmed to-day TIA
report that Charles r. Murphy would bs
one Of the principal witnesses called In his
behalf, ard denied that he had any inten.
ton of resigning before the Impeachment,
court convenes. The Tammany boss, 4.
is expected. will be asked concerning his
alleged part in bringing about the in.
parchment proceedings.
Governor Sulzer says ne IS not seeking
delay of the trial, while his friends de-.
clare that he has been ready for Il all
along and is confident Of the ultimate re-
suit. Even II the Tamminy controlled SEN
ate should convict him. they say. he will
be indicated by the people. They are
stalking their hopes on the judges Of the
Court OF Appeals, who they expect at the
impeachment trial. Will vote before the
Senators"
Should the Judges exonerate the Gov
,ernor, the Senate would not dare to DO
otherwise" said one Suzer supporter.
The fight between Acting Governor
Glynn and Judge Lynn J. Arnold. one oe
the WhIllesl Oh lit CAlLeE dQNONdNest is
growing In bitterness here every day. Ths
weapons they are using are their respec-
tive newspapers, The T!mes-Union' and
THE Knickerbocker Press" Every even
ing the former contains cartoons and
articles ridiculng and denouncing Arnold.
and every morning the latter fills its edi-
torial columns With invectiyes against
Glynn.
Judge Arnold. through Under Sheriff
Besch had served on the Acting Cows
ernor to-day the summons for a suit for
$4,000. Three other suits had already
been started against Gynn by Judge Ar
mold or his newspaper. seeking, in all, the
recovery Of $4,000. The complaint in
none OF the cases has yet been mads'
known. but IL IL said that two OF the
charges are because OF the Glynn paper
cartoons OF Arnold.
Another cartoon appeared in "Ths
Tlmes-Union" tonight. Glynn has threat,
ened 10 retaliate by bringing SUIT FOR
criminal libel against The kn!ckeF-
booker Press