GOVERNOR IN NAME ONLY
a 1 TAMMANY POWER BEHIND SULZER, By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright ' New York,/ October 21. Mr; John Hennessy, ex-Governor Sulzer's_ friond, explained to a crowded meeting that Mr. Sulzer, whilo Governor, resisted every attempt at bribery. This proved distasteful to Tainmany, which thereby lost somo power. l Mr. Hennessy said lie did not beliovo r that Mr. Glynn, who has been appointed | Governor, would bo moro pliant. He . had no doubt Tammany would also find 1 somo reason for his (Mr. Glynn's) removal. Mr; Snlzcr had never been Governor of New York Stato oxcept nominally. Sulzer took the orders given him until ho was unable to stand "boss" Murphy's exactions any longer; then ho rebelled, because his conscience ' reasserted itself.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1887, 23 October 1913, Page 7
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122GOVERNOR IN NAME ONLY Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1887, 23 October 1913, Page 7
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