Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-14

Albany. Y. r. Aug. 1s-With Gov ernor Sulzer impeached by the assem- biy and the date of his trial before the senate ana the judges of the court of appeals fixed for Sept IS. the spec tacle was presented tonight of two men claiming to be governor Of the state of New York
 Governoa Disputes Right to lmpeach.
 As soon as the articles of inpeach- menf- adopted al an early hour tnls morning by the vote of Is to 4o by me democratic majority in the assembly were presented 10 the senate shortly after o'clock this afternoon. Lieu tenant Governor Marlin H. Glynn an- nounced his intention of occupying the executive chamber. Friends of Gov ssrnor Sulzer declared that the goyer- nor intended to continue in office and use every weapon in his power to maintain his position on the ground that the assembly had no constitutions al right to consider Impeachment at it's extraordinary session,
 Some asserted that the governor would go so far as to summon milI- 1ary protectlCa fl necessary to pre- vent the lieutenant governor from oc- cupyfag the executive chambeF,
 Judge D. CSdy Hc-Tick. who wifi act sS chief counsel for the governor at kiS trial said tonight tial talk of resort to force is the merest rot,P
 He win meet the charges against 
 ncr- said Judge HeFT1ek, satad will dc nothing unbecosaias the dignity Of the state He viii engage iF no physical scramble to assert his rights to dis charge the functions of the offies of EOve-noy-
 Corning Back7 Yes, Sireei
 The <oTern1r himself was silent When al o'clock tonight be left his ~fifre in the capitol where be had been cioxeted the entire day. he was asked If he expected to return tomorrow
 Yes siree-" he replied in angry tones
 oS far as could be learned no at tempt was made by Lieutenant Cover nor Giynn in any TaS to exercise the functions of chief executive today, but there Eas every Indication that there would he a clash of authority tomor- Tow when both men return from their homes 10 the capitol
 No Circus Methpds
 The lieutenant governor would not indicate tonight what action he pro posed to take, except to say that there would be no circus or military nlznoeuvres about occupying the ex ecutiye chambers; fhe law is supreme"
 constitutional Question
 The inacfion of Lieutenant Governor Glynn in the matter vas in the face Of arguments given expression both in the senate and sn the assembly today that at the moment the articles of inn peachmsut were presented to the sem ate Governor Sulzer automatically ceased to be the chief executive. This contention was based on an article in the constitution which says that in case of impeachment of she governor inc powers and duties of the ofice shall deyolye upon the lieuten- ant governor IL was held by the majority readeTs that the word i'm p@achmenf'N NcoFresponds with the word Indictment in a criminal trial and that therefore. in the meaning of the consultation. the governor already Ef00d irrpeached even though not yet convicted and was therefore not now eligible 10 hold his office.
 Just NIzsed Serving Articles.
 A few uaomeniz after inc governor ieft his office Patrick F. AcCabe. clerk of the sera1e. appeared at the execu- tive chHEbeT with a copy Of the aF- ticies of impeachment and a sum- mons and complaint which he intend- cd to serve rDon rhe governor, When informed 1y inc governors secretary. Chester c. P1ats. that hs had missed the gOTernoF by scarcely a minute, MeC&6e asked for an appointment to- u1rr0w, P1ast replied that the goV- ern0r wou1d be at fhe execdGfse cham- mnd Chat he %Sp1d ~try and arrange matters for that tfnae,v
 safzsSs Lesa1 Advisers.
 rr0u ieasfns tse ezeeut1xe chamber &h@ p0r@~n0T went fer z short auto nRs5Bs ride snd ttSn TesbFEed te the ezae=zttSs mansion yfsrs he was in conSnifaz5on ur1H a taze hour with rick M vas announced that his at4or- neys Rf Chs trial w0H1d be Irving c, yann Of $yraeaaGa. a former judge of the sssrr of sSpeaass Louis Marshall ssaas senator Of Nss York Harvey D. Hinman of BiaghafntoDs Virgil ksiioEg Of WefeFfo%H. formerly 8 etate supreme cosst jadgs and Judge Jsnsse Gay Gordon Of Philadelphia, fn seven we've expected here tofnor- stton of the EeyefHot's defense,
 Msa. SGsEsr sr State Of Collapse,
 Mrs, SsIizsF %es iR the care of Bsay= stcsans tonight aRd Fses said te be in a E0nfde1s stats sf collapse as tine result ~ the stFaia ts which sine has beer subjected siBsR the exposure of tfss FTsFs1sT sS7Hif4ss. Silence aise amffi fac appears at the bar Of the cssFf of iEabsaehRe8s,
 Mrs. SssikeFs esadiiisa became se serious tsFishf thaf Governor suizer Dn nervous diseases. Fhe gexeraeF thea told Ris advisors. it was said by those whs Ga4saed ts have knowledge of what sFaRSPiEe9 at thR night con- ference fhas nader Re circumstances would ke aAs~ Mrs. Ssllzer to testify at rh@ fFi&i. K ss1S Saia ~0a the other hand. thai Mrs Saazer insists hys- fswic3liy thaf s5e ise aliswed to tes- tify la her lsssIsadss bssaaIf,
 Asss Suspeasioa os suGsMsat.
 -CssnSsl for fseEerpSr +Snlzer,s sad IndRe HsEFick fonisbs have ho de- mfrm i0 he InIrrNiewFaa or try the n1tE- Its of his case in Fsle neSTsP3 pers or haze no desire te make staSemepts in hfs behaf. Fsiey have advised the GaGernor to FefFain From making any stzfeEnent ak the present time. like wise hts wife After an ex9mination hy Mr. Sgizcr iu relation to the trans artfpns dfScioscd bF fur .EAawier com Gfffee. wc arc satisfied fhat there has