The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-14

Albany, ~ ", Aug. 1.-THE com
over which both william Sulzer and
Martin Glynn claimed authority, bade
fair today to be thrown out of gear by
their rival attempts to direct II. The
heads nf many departments were di-
Vdrd into two groups. one adhered
Ia suffers contention that his I'M
rcachment OF yesterday WAS unconsti-
iitWiuna and were prepared To con-
tinue their obedience to his instruc-
liuns. The other. holding he ceased
80 be- governor when the Senate receiv-
I'D the articles OF Impeachment charg-
ed against him. was ready Ia carry out
Glym' orders. and ignore any which
Sulzrr might issue.
Never before in the history Of the
state has its army of employees been
more drmorali2ed. Nor does the pan
ic affect only the initial affairs of New
York. II extends To the states rela-
ton with other commonwealth, and
unless the issue is speedily settled
there IS every indication other states
shortly viii find themselves facing the
situation of deciding for themselves
who is governor. An instance of this
situation Is revealed in the announced
intention Of both Glynn and SulZer to
sign requisition papers for prisoners
hcld in the name of New York beyond
It's borders
No permanent relief in the situation
was indicated this forenoon. The
leaders Of the two factions expected
10 settlement till after the meeting of
The legislature Tuesday noon. Then,
they believe the issues Will be square
" joined and ready for submission
to th" courts, by the legislatures for
mai recognition of Glynn as acting
governor Reports today were that
such recognition will be granted by
the Senate by confirming an appoint
ment by Governor Glynn of state la
'"r colnmissioer. Abram F.lkus of
New York city. is said Ia be the man
favored by Glynn. The great seal of
the state of New York is still in the
possession of SulZer. who continues tn
occupy the executive chamber and eX-
''utive mansion Mrs. Sulzcr, the star
witness for the defense. lay seriously
VI IN state of collapse i'm the execu-
i've mansion this forenoon. To friends
VINO visited here bedside yesterday
she declared hystencally she alone
was To blame for bringing To her hus-
"and the mountain of trouble he faces.
a specialist on nerve disorders, sum
"'ohed from New York city. is i'm con-
''aho attendance. Her Illness at
iected the governor deeply. In an
"u'ourst of impulsiveness last night
Tue governor declared he never would
permit Ter to take the witness stand
at ms trial Friends expect to dis
Suade him from this. however
sulzer in Excellent Spirits.
Hu'zer came to the capitol shortly
O''ore III O'Clock and went to his pri.
'"'e Office through side entrance.
everybody in the state OF New
i"rk ought to be with me in this
hght said Sulzer.
ne seemed In excellent spirits. The
''''cles of Impeachment and summons
we'e served on the governor by Clerl;
"''abc of the Senate. "Al right. Z"
Sald Sulzer, accepting.
vi 'hine opinion OF suffers friends
'"urt OF impeachment will never
"N'n' io try his ease. They base
Wv" opinion en- the tentative plan of
=" counsel to have tho courts review
'"nstltntionality of Impeachment
r''.''d'nss prior To Sept. Is. This
W' they assert, probably will he
'''eu by mandamus proceedines 10