Evening star., 1913-10-17
Those Voting for sulser.

1uOSe VOC1uS 1Or SuAzoI.
Those who voted against the removal
Of the governor were: Senators Mcknight,
OKeefe. Peckham. Seeley and Wheelock.
democrats; Amerson, Heacock. Silver.
Thomas and Whitney, republicans: Duh
amel, independence league and democrat;
Palmer. republican and progressive.
At their own request Presiding Judge
Cullen and Senator Wende were excused
from voting. Every other judge Of the
court Of appeals voted for removal.
After the proceedings Mr.. Sulzer would
see only few personal friends.
Those who were with him when he re-
ceived the news of the verdict said that
he appeared to be relieved that the sus-
pense was over. Mrs. Su!zer, who has
been hysterical at times In the last
week, was also said to have frightened
perceptibly.
-Fature Home Not Decided.
Every thing at the executive mansion
Is in readiness for the Sulser's depar-
ture. They will leave Albany Sunday
afternoon, not to return. Their immedi-
ate destination. 1t was said, would be
some quiet hotel, probably in the Adiron-
dacks. for a few days. Where they will
their but Mr. sSaes Insists nsy saxs ss nqt It
snail be within an hours ride OF New
York.
Sulzer is of the opinion that an at
tempt to take the case to the United
use. and II Is doubtful II such pro-
cedure is followed. Attorney Louis
Marshall. however. was reported to oe
considering such an appeal more to es-
tablish the constitutional status of the
tn he rNf rfv
to power.
Gov Glynn was not in the capitol
when the trial ended. but he arrived
shortly afterward. A score of persons
met him to congratulate him. He pro-
ceeded quickly through the throng and
went into consultation with a deputy at
torney general to map out his future
course.
oficial Removal Order.
! The official order Of removal filed
shortly after the adjournment of court
with the secretary Of state IL as fol-
lows:
THE assembly Of the state Of Now
York. having heretofore to wit, on the
twelfth day OF August nineteen hum
dred and thirteen. presented to the SEN
ate OF said state articles Of impeach-
ment against William Sulzer. governor
| OF said state. and the president Of the
senate. having in accordance with law,
summond the senators and the judges
OF the court Of appeals OF said state
10 meet as court for the trial OF
Impeachment on the eighteenth
i day Of September. nineteen hundT ed
and thirteen. and the said cour,
; having convened on said day, and the
! said William Sulxer. governor OF said
state, having appeared thereat by counsel,
| and having hled HIS answer to said arti-
cles OF impeachment and the impeach.
ment having been tried. and the court
having by the vote Of a majority of more
j than two-thirds in numbeI convicted the
/ said respondent Of the charges contained
! In the first. second and fourth articles
! of impeachment, and the court hav. .na
resolved that for he offenses Of which
he had been convicted the said VIII lam
/ Sulzer be removed from his ONCE as gov.
! ernor;
/, 1T is hereby declared and adiudged
| that the said William Sulxer be and here
! by Is removed from the ONCE Of governor
of the state Of New York."
| Attested by Two.
J The order Is attested by Presiding Judge
Cullen and Patrick +. McCabe, clerk OF
the court
President Judge Culien's formal an
nouncement Of the governors removal In
court vas as follows:
"The respondent. William Sulzer, hav.
ing been convicted by the vote of more
than two-thirds of the members OF thii
i court on the frst second and fourth
| articles of impeachment, and the cour,
having resolved that for the offense oi
dent be removed from once, Il Is thu
jtidgment Of the court and n n now the