The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-20
WILL SPEAK FOR MARITIME
MIR. WILSON so DEIIDTs iiTER
CONFERENCE N TRINTON.
Gssernor-Elcct win Make several
speeehes In nm EFFORT tn Have the
Democrats I'm New .Icrsc, Le<isin turr
Abide BY Result % Primary Voting.

Democrats In New .Icrsr, IeSisln turr
Abide by Result 10 Primary Voting.
TRRSToS. Dec I9.-Govsrnor-eleCt
Woodrow Wilson visited the State House
to-day for the first time in his life. He
came in response 10 an invitation from
Gov. Fort TO attend "A conference OF tho
heads Of all institutions. Incidentally
he went over and approved the plans
which are being made for the inau suraI
bali. took luncheon with the Governor
and several State officials and wound
up the day with a conference devoted
to furthering the candidacy OF James
Z. MARITIME for IN. United States Senate.
Al the conference. which took place in
one Of the anterooms OF the Executive
Chamber. il was practically decided that
after the first of TN. year the Governor
elect would undertake. Statewide cam
paiRn in the inte-es; Of Mr. MARITIME
Tho others at the conference were Senat or
Harry " Osborne Of EsseN county. the
only member Of th.. next Legislature who
has pledged himself TO vote for Mart ina
in the manner prescribed by the act
Of 1907; Asssnblyman Joseph p Tumulty
OF Hudson county and Judg. Mark N
Sullivan OF the Court of Errors and APP
peals, who was member OF the Hudson
delegat ion this year
The political situation resulting from
the declaration of james smith. Jr. that
he Ii a candidate for IN. Seuatorship was
gone over in its various aspects The
Governcr-elect was advis that IN the
judgment OF the three other conl.rees
sufficient opposition has been developed
TO the candidacy Of Mr. Smith t. maxi.
his election seem improbable NJ the
SAM time IL was admitted that MIR
MARITIME lacks considerably IN" support
necessary To- make him the choice.
The list of members OF the Legislature
was gone over and the Cr,veruor-eie,t
was advised how additional converts
might be made 70 ths. cause - MARITIME
IL was agreed that Hudson and ESss"x
counties furnished the best field for
missionary work and GDveTDor-ei"Ct
wilson Will probably begin his public
speaking In those places II the plan
agreed upon to-day l. carried out he will
then go into other counties whar" Demo-
Gratis have been elected ant in which
he may be invited - speak His idea +.
that by arousInE PUBLIC sentiment ia
Marines favor press .lr" viii 10" brought
upon the members which II will be hard
for them TO resist
In discussing the plans tor the inaugural
ball the Govsrnor-.ieyt said that DO would
not permit the hall To- interfere yltu ,hp
afternoon and evening reception a. tn"
State HOUSE which has been "A feature Of
inauguratIonS for many year, past ~"
will remain az the state House IN tie
evening until the last person attending
the reception has ten presented AID H,!l
then go - ~" tai 20 l'Ii tie -'arG
march. which tlN a. IiaC" Immediately
upon his arrival II j. probable that the
new Governor will lead tho march with
the wife OF the President uf the ~-nlt",
though IL has NOT been lntir .''lv decided
whether II should ne Mr., FroI.uEh
whose husband - now Pr dent, ~ NJ :
Ackarnan, who's. husband Will ps the
senate President by the time the hali
takes place his question ~ uropriyty
will be la!t - the commit r.r o da' srtr NO
In addition 20 lie Gor"rupg-eir,; the
guests at the Governor luncheon today
were State Banking and Insurance Com
missioner Vivian Vi. Lewis STATE Comp
troller Henry j West. Adit ten Wilbur
r. Sadler.. Col Nelson i DUNCAN and
Leslie X Fort
PRIScEroN. Y ! Doc "a On hia re-
turn 10 his home an Prnc-t on 'his evening
Mr.. Wilson said thai h. would make soy.
eral speec hes in behalf ~ Npr7tu = can.
didacy but that ~ you'd no stump the
state.
NJ ~#lI'l Ut - I'All"f'''-- AFN 70
arouse public sentiment aga ~ Mr.
Smith. because = - already Ir4irsth''u
When asked how u" rrv-c'.-I 20 get
the Legislators 20 vot" against Mr. smith
even II public opinion wer" against hun
DR.. Wilson said
Some OF tn. Legislators will hold oui
TO the end | suppose. hu' he majority
Of them will know how th.s stand am
what their constituents wan 'h-m 70
do before January =. when 'ha ballot
ing starts
DIR. Wilson said thai h. ~ vet vl- an
able to announce any definite ; lau- for
the speeches
Mr.. Wilson sent 'o-dnv 20 'hn pa'1ro-
cratic Acknowledgements Il Essay
county Invitations 20 meet HIM q. nIs
home in Princeton
Il think u - Imperative Nr wilson
wrote, in n" Common Interests 'hR' v-a
should fully unteT-' md zach r-l.r VI b
regard To the question ~ the United state
SenAtorshIp and should 20 verv muan
assisted by personal interview with
YOU. May not ask tha: YOU 'vl.i ruak"i'
possible 80 see me ~ Princeton next
"Wednesday, tna 2i-'. ~ the !lTs. afternoon
or evening I would esteem o. = real
favor IL you would do this