The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
Mr.. WILSON ON LEADERS, JOB
GOvEKN0R-ELECT SEEMS POINTS
ON SENATORIAL SITUATION.

Marines PrimAr, Vote May Result in mtg
Democratic Rumpus- Wilson Talks
win Leader Davis and Others- Al
Hands Mum as 60 what Was Said.
Governor elect Woodrow Wilson OF
New Jersey dropped into Jersey City
Yesterday and tried little moral suasiou
ON Bob Davis. Democratic leader OF Hud-
son county. and next to former United
States senator James Smith. Jr.. the most
In fiIsntIal organization Democrat IN the
State
Davis ~ laid by his friends to be in favor
of the election Of Smith a. United States
senator To- succeed John kean. although
"A majority ~ Democrats who voted nj the
September primaries voted to indorse
James T.. MARITIME. the farmer orator.
FOR the position. MARITIME got his biggest
vot. In Hudson county. and several As
semblymen elect in that county hav"
publicly placed themselves on record
a. intending To- stand 10y the will of the
majority
Davis has lodged talking for publica-
ton about tn. Senatorial race. hut his
heutenants have been busy trying To call
of m" laxative members Of the Hudson
delegation. and the impression Ia general
that tho Hudson county leader proposes
Ia do his hest tn whip them into line Tor
smith DR. Wilson received advices "a
I" Daviss alleged programme and de
rid-d ~ learn Tor himself just what the
little lenders views were
The Governor elect reached Jersey city
A. noon yesterday and Went To Lawyer
Joseph = rumulty's Office in tn. Lincoln
n - lsan
nf Thu. wears Hudson county Assembly
delegation ami t. IN. 1T the most indie
p..nci.nt Young Democrats in New Jersey
". has opposed the machin. On numerous
occasions and il in great favor among IN.
element who long ago grew tired al boss
rule Tumulty - M. nf the many Demo
Gratis whn openly d-"iar" that the people
wi.heS IA suppressed AZ open primaries
should not ba dIsrsgard.d anh h- do~sn
h.li.'v- that -rhe farmer orator IN :
dnr-stn..nt should b. turned down. u -
known that Dr Wilson has high regard
Tor rumnlty- opinions on things per
tanning ~ Democratic policies and no
body IN Jersey city was surprised ~ learn
thar he had sought an interview with me
Asssmblvman.
Mr Wilson and NJ Tpmuliv talked 80
Gath.r for an hopr and then both weh'
~ Rob Davis home at ~ Grow" street
Davis WAS rec-ni'v discharged from Dr
iIuhnrn'- saniariurn IN thus "ttN, wh~r~
he r,,Ceiv,-i treat n-nt for acute gas
iriti- II ~ sad thar h. l.f, tn. Insiitn-
Ii"n earlier than he. .NI -ci,-i IN order Ia
he. On d..,'k To cnnv Incs the Hudson county
men hat they were acting al'oaet her i""
ra~hlv ia climbing aboard the MARITIME
banslw agon with such a rush
Tn. lsly -.rnor elect AMI the Hudson
county header had n heart Ia heart talk
for thre..-Iuari-rs Of an hOur. after ~h'ch
Nlr Wilson left Davis and crossed the
ferry with TIimnlry Ia New York The,
hInC-tal ia low .r broadway and talked
oV.r th-. situation until rlJ'k when
Iumulty rrt,Irn.-i tn Jersey imy
Later IN the afternoon Mr. Wilson had
a conferences with senator elect Johnson
and Assembly men-sl-Ct Hinn-r- and
Alvaa all of Bergen county The Bergen
county Democratic committee. has de
clar,-i ~ favor of MARITIME II was also
said that th.. Gov nOr-''l-ci also had
talks Yesterday with Ass-mbly men elect
G.ran and H.n,irickson II Monmouth
county about the Senatorial situation
Assemblvman Tumuliy refused last
night to tell what the 0overn elect
aid io him or " hat he said 10 Mr. Wilson
Dr Wilson's visit to Jersey CITY caused
a d-c,ci.d stir among Hudson county
organization Democrats. manv of whom
b-liev- that rh- reputation nf Marines
primary indoors .mrni will cans.' a b,a
r1ImpIs III N. Democratic camp