Arizona republican., 1913-08-13
Democratic Organization of New York Legislature Marks Time All Day Then Issues Statement of A Assurance.
MRS. SULIER
 TAX EiS BIAME E
Wife of Executive Is Gre dited With Having Made
 Statement to Senator Palmer She Used the
 Funds Now In Question.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1srArcH7

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsrATcHl ALBANY. Aug. 12--Thc demoCra 1 tic organization. after marking time 1 an day claimed to have enough votes to impeach Governor Sulzer and at !tonights meeting in the assembly l it is planned to put through the Levy resolution laid over from last night
 The first roll call indicated that the organization had enough votes to carry out the program to impeach ithe governor before adjournment.
 one hun fred and twonty-six mem bers answered their names as fol- lows: democrats S5: republicans 8; progressivcs ?.
 Another democrat reached the
 chamber after the roll call. Less
 than half a dozen democrats are cN- pected to vote against the measure. Sulzcr's friends have made no claims Republican and progressive leaders the governor erstWhile political foes, are now his sole champions, save for corporlTs guard and the in- dependent democrats, who have planned savage fight on the resolu- ton. Ipdiration are that the mid night session will last all night on the eve of the governors probable Impeachment while story is spread broadcast throughout the capital that Mrs Sulzer assumed all the tho blame for the revelations brought out by the Fravlcy investigatng com mittcc concerning the governors on Wall street.
 Mrs Sulzcr's statement was made according to the story to Senator Palmer. She is quoted as having told him. T ann wholly to blame for this affair."
 Although the story is the proper ty of the city tonight apparently there is 10 one to be found to be quoted confirming it. Sulzer refer red all inquiries to Senator Palmer who declined to either confirm or deny.
 It is rcoor.ed that it was told to a select coteric of the governors supporters.
 Senator Palmer a Grand Army vet eran was called to the executive mansion this afternoon to consult with Governor SuIzer concerning the dedication of q monument at Ander- sonviIle. Ca. Mrs. SuIzcr it is said confided the story to the senator dur ing the call.
 According to other friends, in whom Mrs. Sulzer has confided she dc- clared that she used some of the governors campaign contributions be- cause she felt the household need of money"
 It is reported that Mrs. Sulzer is preparing q detailed statement for publication tomorrow. Tn this state ment she is said to have itemized all the transactions in Wall street in which any of the governors cam paign funds are involved.
 The governor said he knew noth- ing of his wifc's dealings on the stock exchange until shortly before the Frawley committee began it's When he first heard of the revelations. his friends say he refused to believe them and ridi- culed them as hoax and branded them as attempts to secure his re- 
 on the advice of Judge James Gay Gordon of Philadelphia, who was Sulzer's attorney in the Mignon Hop kins breach of promise case, Mrs. Sulzer is said to have been per suaded to remain silent. Judge Cor don it was learned was a guest at the executive mansion for several days advising the governor and Mrs. Sulzer.
 When Senator Palmer. an old time friend, visited Mrs. Sulzer today to discuss other matters in which she is interested, the governors wife is said to have broken down. In tears it is said she told Palmer that she was solely responsible therefore en- tirely to blame for the resultant i'm peachment proceedings.
 Many private documents belonging to both Governor and Mrs. Sulzer have disappeared, among them, ac- cording to friends, many of which could be used in standardization of her story concerning the alleged use of the governors campaign funds.
 Love letters written to her by the governor during their courtship also recently her friends as sert
 Mrs. Sulzer's alleged statement was made the subject of a motion by Mi nority Leader Hinan shortly before 2 o'clock that further consideration of the impeachment proceedings be de- ferred until Wednesday. The motion was declared defeated by an aye and nay vote followed by the roll call on a motion to reconsider the vote by which the original motion was lost.