The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-26
No CHANGE IN /
DEFENSE PLAN
NOT NECESSARY FOR SUI
TO GO ON THE STAND
DURING TRIAL. {
TESTIMONY ON NCGNiRIBUTION
Jacob H. schiff New York Banker "a
On the Stand that sulzer was F
to Use Check he Gave in Anywas
Or Manner That he Might Choose.

Albany, N. Y. Sept 25The cefIS
of impeachment. trial of Geoverfs
Sulzer today unanimously yotdp I'D
favor of admitting all testimoa8 .iiS
reference to alleged campaign eAtrf
butinos received by Governor S.t,sie
whether specialized in the artioieE
Impeachment. a
Th2 point arose ON the tes 81 fsQ
Morris Tekubky, a New Y0M
dealer, former president Of
York Liquor Dealers 49,
He had known William SUI
twenty-three years, he said,
sidered himself anu intament -
tance. When he started to tel so
The organizations contributions n
zer, Attorney Marshall objected zA 6
porting his objection by a lengthy -
Sument. He maintained that tbare
was nothing in the articles Of inn
peachment regarding this witness
The purpose of tho articles oil i'm y
peachment, he contended, was to give !:
notice to a respondent to the nature
O. the accusations against him und aI-
ford him time to prepare to n sr
Mr.. Stanchfield in reply, uesiared
that the managers have secured aud
are prepared to prove that Sulzer re-
ceiyed large number Of contributions,
vastly in xcess of those which appear
on the face of the charges. There is
no question as a matter of law but
that this evidence is admissibles'
ut possibly cannot make any diff
terence in this case but if I were
sitting in a criminal prosecution,
sad Judge Edgar NJ. Cullen. presi-
dent of the court 4 should have to
charge the pitt jury that if the owner
consented to the use in any manner
of De money or cheek given by the
party to whom it was delivered. such
use would not constitute larceny
Governor Sulzer and his attorneys
emerged in good spirits today form
council lasting several hours. Judge
Herrick was asked whether the testi
mony given yesterday in the i'm
peachment trial caused any change
in the defense plans. he smiled
! braodly and replied
Il don't think it will be necessary
for the Governor to go the stnd,
Nevertheless, Governor Sulzer is still
busy assembling the story he e1
pect to tell 1t win be knockout
blow for the prosecution, he says.
Both Senate and House reconvene to-
might The Senate plans to do little
but adjourn. The House will attempt
to round up votes to pass additional
impeachment articles.
Governor Sulzer was free to use the
50 800 check given him by Jacob Fl.
Schiff, a New York banker, in any
way he chose The banker so de-
clared yesterday on the witness stand
at the impeachment trial of the gov
ernor The designation OF the checK
across its back as contribution to the
governors campaign fund did not re-
strict it's use to that purpose, MI
Schiff said;
Henry Morganthau, ambassador TO
Turkey, formerly chairman OF the II
nance committee Of the Democrauc
committee, testified he gave th gov
rnor a check 70 $1,000 personal
contribution-he had placed no iiini-
Nations on its use. He said however,
that he had made the gift to help the
governor in his campaign. These are
two of the alleged campaign eontri-
ihutions which the articles OF impeaeh-
ment agains. the governor claim ne
misuea.