Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
WILSON WANTS
TIME To GIVE
ALL HIS VIEWS
Democratic Candidate Be-
lieves Justice Cannot be
Done in Short Speeches.
FAV0RS BIG MEETINGS
10 be Held in the Larger
Towns Where the People
Can Gather.
TO HAVE FULL DISCUSSION
State Committee Meets To-
morrow to Arrange Details
for the Campaign.
TO HAVE FULL DISCUSSION
Especial Correspondence }

trenton, Sept. 22:-The most inn
portant conference that has taken
pace IN the democratic camp since
tue nomination of DR.. Woodrow Will
son ior governor, was held yesterday
aI the nome of the candidate in
rFlhceton. 1t was attended by for
mer United States Senator James
omlth, Jr., James Nugent, chairman
Oh the democratic state committee.
ana group of Mercer county demo.
cfats who had bitterly opposed the
selection OF DR.. Wilson, but who ara
now prepared to wage an enthusias-
tlc campaign for his election. The
mercer county men at the gathering
were Joseph S. Hoff, chairman of
the county committee; John P. Dull
iard and George B. Labarre. of this
city, who managed the primary cam
palgn in behalf of the candidacy of
FRANK s. Katzenbach; Erwin e. Mar
shal, chairman of the Trenton demo-
cratic city committee; Mayor Walter
Madden and e. Furman Hooper. or
this city
Charles H. Gallagher, Mercer
county member of the state commit
ee' VINO fell out with the other Mer-
Ger county democratic leaders during
the primary campaign on account. of
MS advocacy of DR.. Wilson, was also
present.
Plans for the campaign to be con-
Quoted in the hope of turning New
Jersey into democratic column by
the election Of DR.. Wilson. were in
formally discussed. DR.. Wilson said
ne was willing to submit himself to
the judgment of the party managers
with reference to his participation In
the campaign, but that personally ha
would prefer to confine his speech
making to making set addresses at
large meetings In the centres of pom
ulatfon in the various counties Mr..
Wilson Is disinclined to indulging in
so-called whirlwind stumping tour
OF the state, making speeches here
and there before large and small as
semblages. and indulging in hand
shaking receptions at every cross
roads. He said that he would much
prefer to confine his political ad-
dresses from now until election day
to discussions that could be carried
on at considerable length under con-
ditions as deliberative as possible in
the heat of the campaign He de-
sires especially to have most of the
meetings arranged 80 that he may
have an hour or more in which to
give his views of the issues involved
In the gubernatorial election.
Mr.. Wilson's ideas as to his per-
sonal participatfons in the campaign
were approved of by those in the
conference, it being the unanimous
idea of the conference that 1t will
be manifestly unfair to the candidate
and futile as a means of vote-getting
! to subject Mr.. Wilson to the old-time
| idea of Swing around the circle
in wild effort to bring him before
as many people as possible.
Mr.. Wilson said that he would ar
range his affairs so as to devote four
days q week to campaigning through
the state with one or two speeches
a day. 1t was then decided that DR..
Wilson should address a mass meet
ing in the Taylor opera house, in
this city, on October 3rd Mr..
Katzenbach will preside over this
meeting. AS already told, DR.. VIII
son will come to Trenton next
| Thursday and mingle with the poll
ticians who will gather at the Inter-
state Fair Grounds to lend distine-
tion to Governors Day.
Chairman Nugent has called
meeting of the state committee to be
! held in Newark tomorrow afternoon
at which plans will be discussed for
| the campaign. Agreeable to the
wishes of DR.. Wilson Mr.. Nugent
will continue as chairman of the
state committee.