The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-20
CAPITOL EMPLOYEES
MUST OBEY GlYNN
ELSE THEY WILL BE DIS
CHARGED, THEY ARE
WARNED
PREPARE FOR TRIAL
STATE ARCHITECT FITTING UP
SENATE CHAMBER-BoARD OF
MANAGERS DENIES 1T
is PREJUDICED
PREPARE FOR TRIAL

tween Acting Governor Martin H.
Giynn. Acting Lieutenant Governor
Robert Wagner. Speaker Alfred f.
Smith, of the State assembly: Senator
J. J. Frawley and Assembiyman A. j.
Levy.
Acting Governor Giynn tomorrow
expects to issue a carefully prepared
statement outlining the policy he Is
to pursue as governor. pending the
decision OF the court of impeachment.
This statement has been given much
consideration by Mr.. Glynn.
Trustees Meet Today.
The board of trustees of State pub
lie buildings will meet at noon to-
morrow, and then will designate the
acknowledgements rooms as the ex-
ecutive chamber. Those who viii
meet as members of this board are
Acting Governor Glynn. Acting Lieu
nant-Governor Wagner and Speaker
Smith. After this designation Is made,
Acting Governor Glynn will indicate
to the employees in Governor Sulzer' s
executive chamber that he will ex-
pect their cooperation and assistance
in the conduct of the office of gov
ernor, IL they are to receive their
salaries on September list. and If any
of them fail to respond when called
upon by Acting Governor Glynn their
places will be filled by new ap-
pointees. who will get the salaries
the old employees now draw under the
annual appropriation bill.
Anticipating such a move, Governor
Sulzer and Valentine Taylor. his coun-
sci. personally interviewed every MEM
Der of the executive chamber staff to-
day to find out who would or would
not be loyal to Governor SulEer.
The State architect is now prepar-
ing plans for fitting up the senate
chamber for the court OF impeach-
ment.
Continue the Work.
The board of managers of the as
semhly met today and will meet to-
morrow 20 continue the work Of out
lining the procedure to be followed
before the court Of Impeachment.
After today's session Chairman Aaron
j. Levy gave out a statement saying
The board wishes II known that
ii Is extremely DESTROYS that the pro-
ceeding shall he conducted in a full.
fair and impartial manner. and re-
fuses to be drawn into any undigni-
fed controversies save that Ii de-
plores the fact urged by INSCRIPTIONS
persons that this case has been
prejudged The board is carefully
considering the evidence presented to
1t, and Is marshalling the same with
a view of presenting it before the
court OF impeachment. composed OF
the court of appeals and senate of
this State. and OF expecting and facili-
tating the trial. that full and equal
justice may be done"
Broadside Against Murphy.
AUBURN. N. Y. Aug. 19.-Thomas
NJ. Osborne, the chairman of the New
York State Democratic league, and
long foe of Tammany Leader MUIR
ply. tonight attacked the enemies of
Governor Sulzer and declared the issue
at Albany to be: Shall Murphy be
allowed by fraud and force to seize the
government of the State OF New York
for his own private purposes Are the
people of this State willing to be tyran-
nized over by an ignorant. brutal boss.
whose power is founded on violence
and corruption
OF Suffers impeachment he says:
"of course II is no answer to charges
against the governor to say that Muir
ply is scoundreI. but 1t is pertinent
to search the motives of those who
have desired to use the tremendous ma
chinery of impeachment which was In
tended and should be reserved for only
the most serious constitutional crisis.
This machinery should not be used
to shield the corrupt forces of mis-
government. That is the one and only
reason Ii has been invoked against
Governor Sulzer, But Murphy is not
even willing to await the result of the
trial for Impeachment. In Lieutenant
Governor Glynn's ambition to be head
OF the State he has found medium by
which he can attempt to Gust Sulzer
without waiting for the trial. What
ever the faults of Sulzer. whatever his
crimes. II he, ever committed any. he Is
being attacked now. not because of his
faults. but because he Is trying to pro-
tect the State OF New York"