El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
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In addition to this sum, it is esti-
mated that another quarter of a mil
hon dollars already has been spent in
the fight between Sulzer and Tammany
Hall and by the legislature sitting in
extra session There is some doubt as
to whether the senators Will be entitled
10 receive $40 day One section of
the law says they may receive the same
pay as justices of the court of appeals
WhlIe sitting as a part of the court of
impeachment, while another section
says they may receive only their regu-
lar pay Of $40 a day as senators. Some
OF the senators assert that they will
ger the $40 a day and the $40 as we'll
some cynical persons insinuate that
the trial is much more likely to come
TO quick end if the senators are to
receive only $40 a day
The senate chamber has been made
over for the purposes of the court Of
impeachment at a cost of $4,000 A
bench has been erected at the west end
Of the room directly under the mems
s44eIy Tor the presiding judge and
arrangements made for the senator's
chairs near the justices bench. Ac-
conmodatlons were also made for the
assembly board Of managers. which has
charge Of the prosecution; for 81 news
paper reporters and for opposing coun-
sci witness chair also has been in
stalled, together with Recommendations
Summons of Governor SuIzer-
It is an answer to the FOLLOWING
summons served on him by Patrick
AccCabe, clerk of the senate that gov
ernor SuIzer will face the high court
OF impeachment tomorrow:
And demand that YOU, the said Will
nam SuIzer, should be put to answer
me accusations as set forth in said
articles, and that such proceedings. ex-
amlnatOnS, trials and judgments might
LQeTEuDOn 2 hi
law and justice
You, the said William Sulzer. are
thereupon summoned to be and appear
before the court for the trial of i'm
peachments of the state of New York
aL the senate chamber in the capitol at
Albany, N Y, on the 18th day of SEN
tehDer, 1913, at y o'clock noon, and
then and there to answer to the said
articles of impeachment. and then and
there abide by, obey and perform such
81 derss directions and judgments as
me court for the trial of impeachments
Shal make in the premises. accord
ing to the constitution and the laws
OF the state of New York
Hereof you are not to fail
Robert F Wagner
President of the senate"
Martin H. Glynn, acting governor Of
New York, who will become governor
IN fact If the high court of impeach-
ment sustains the assembly's charges
against Sulzer, is a mild appearing
man But his appearance doesn't re-
fleet his manner. He is a fighter.
Gtynn was born in 1871 in Kinder
hook, n Y, which also was the birth
places OF president Martin Van Buren,
and Samuel J Tilden, who had presi-
Dental aspirations GIynn attended
the little local school, later taught
school for a time and worked as an
assistant bOOkkeeper in a cotton mill
IN 1898 ne graduated from Fordham
college and went to work at SIS a
week as a reporter on the staff of the
Albany Times-UniOn- After that he be-
came managing editor of the paper and
Lhen bought control of it While a
reporter, Glynn studied law and was
to the bar in 1897.
Glynn was elected to congress in
1898 and remained there for two terms.
w nile in Washington he met Miss Mary
:; E Magrane, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs P B. Magrane, of Lynn. Mass,
and in 1901 she became Mrs. GIynn-
president Mckinley made him a
member of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position commission, of which Glynn
ater became vice president.
Becomes State Controller.
In 1906 Glynn became the nominee Of |
he Democrats and independence leag- |
lers for state controller He was elected |
lcspite that fact that Charles Hughes, |
Republican, swept the state for the !
5OvernOrship.
On the day before GIynn entered |
lpon his duties as controller 81, 2S3, 6O7 |
yOrth of stamps were destroyed Glynn
earned that it was the custom to. de- |
itroy millions of dollars worth of |
hese stamps without the presence of |
Witnesses as required by law Glynn 1
It once abolished one man power in !
o furnish bonds and saw to it that |