The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-16

of asked opinion calle,
technical The gst Of that the Court OF
improbable lie called attention to the act
that the had not dared appear his own defense
another Republican followed Minority Leader Brown
member had thought to occupy the time OF
Court He said he had explained his attitude in the private eo"
could give no additional reasons
guilty" he said.
senator Carroll voted guilty
Senator that Constitution he read It, did
committed in office voted guilty
voted not guilty lie read an opinion IN wncn ne nero
committed before the Governor
He said he had doubt that the Governor was morally
guilty but thought precedent contrary to law
guilty the eighth cast against the GOV
while only two had been recorded III MS favor Inc "
planned his briefly.
TWO JUDGES VOTE TO CONVICT.
Judge that he would file opinion
Judge little his views on the
case which he hsds yesterday session
violation by candidate Of the corrupt practices act
ONCE ITSELF
Therefore, I guilty he concluded
Presiding Cullen voted not guilty.
NOT LEGALLY GUILTY, SAYS CULLEN.
he had prepared long on" which
opinion treated Articles and together
he said Judge reviewed his findings OF fact
constrained to hnd" he said "tha the respondent d'e
take advantage candidacy for office u ei
10 personally divertine contributions which
campaign find that the respondent
knowingly signed false campaign statement And h"d that ne
aid verify under oath knowing to he false.
However, must vote not guilty"
speaking of charseudse Cullen said:
~rbe use money for political ends
not osense believe that he had the legal rsht to use
money bs saw q. do not think he could
The Election certified statement Of
receipts finally that the onenes charged
the removal OF the respondent
they while ne public ONCE but they were committed
before opinion Of the Presiding judge
Tho Judge then read his
long.
Judge Cullen article sustained would
open the committed private life
his election.
Men have said and subsequently, risen
to high public conducted themselves properly
SENATOR CULLEN VOTES "CUILTY."
senior member In point OF years OF service IN the
Senate. voted Guilty" without comment
Senator puhame voted guilty did
Charles Murphy district voted guilty
not lawyer but opinion Frawisy
division the Court OF Appeals on the article under
discussion number
senators Godfrey Gray guilty ssna
tor Grimm with statement he effect that
ment public after 10 took once JAM TIL
could corrected any time up the time OF date OF I'M
Senator said.
Hcoch voted not guilty
ground that the respondent has
Article No. Gov sulser he SAID knew the
dbeauon and he knew the law his onens
rsprehensbe.
called sa.d II vote guilty
Tmmany and knsman Of DCady voted on
ground that while the onense criminal was committed
before election.
Senator guilty
JUDGE HLSCOCK VOTES AGAINST SULZER.
the Republican nominees for the Court Appeal
and delivered brief statement He took the bro
deliberate
dssrsd said Judge Hiscock by the fear that
the people Of the State believe
people that misuud
belief public o be impeache for onsnsss
his election"
vss gvtys continued
people By ss.s es absslvsA hin enasss
essatasd h assuming that office"
Judge Hogan
senator McCelland. guilty q
supposns
expenditures required
had In would the State be punish hm