Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
New Jersey SoIons Say He
WIN Be Next President.
VISITORS At WHITE HOUSE
Think Governor Would Receive
Support Of All Sections.
PATRONAGE FULLY DISCUSSED
Successor to Ambassador Hill Will
Not Be Appointed for Week
or Two.

I'VE are going to nominate and elect
the next President OF the United States.
He is Woodrow Wilson"
With this statement Senator MARITIME OF
New Jersey introduced q number OF New
Jersey state senators and officials to
newspaper men at the White House this
morning.
The Jerseyites were entertained at q
BANQUET at the New Willard Saturday
nixht by Senator MARITIME and this morn
tnr he introduced them to the President.
The youthfulness Of the state legislators
won favorable comment from Mr.. Taft.
The boom for Gov. Wilson which Is
being fostered by New Jersey democrats
is not regarded by them as being prema-
ture.
Joseph p. Tumulty, private secretary to
Gov, Wilson, was in the party that called
at the executive of1ces today. Wniie MT;
Tumuity did not sss thu the otber
beers of the delegation were outspoKen IN
their belief that the former president OF
Princeton would succeed Mr.. TAFT In the
white House.
Members Of the Party.
Those who shook hands with the Preis-
dent were State Senator Harry Osborne
James Kerney. editor OF the Trenton
News: Capt. Ralph Donges OF Camden
state Senator George Cutley, Judge Peter
Daley and Alexander Simpson.
AZ they were leaving the executive Of
ficeo the visitors asserted that their can,
data being q native southerner, would
receive the support OF the southern democ-
racy. and being q resident OF the nortn
ana an educator known In all sections OF
the United States. he would De suppo aal
Eressive'' republicans in all sections;
representative Morris sheppard OF
Texas presented several constituents TO
the President this morning. MI Snep.
nard rerards the manifesto OF President
0las a. q forerunner OF peace In Mexico.
but when hostilities shall cease Is mat
ter Of conjecture. he said;
"rhe people Of my district are not
much :,atm'a .a "a Ne NE rhey
are q far from the scene Of hostiiities as
the city Of Chicago is from Texarkana'
Other visitors ct the White House were
Rspresentative Guernsey Of Maine. Rep
reeeutative Curriar OF New Hampshire
Rapresentafive Hill of Connecticut. Rep
feCeutative Kennedy Of Iowa and Score
tary Nagel OF the Department OF Com
nerce and Labor.
Judge Emory Presented.
Senator Burnham. Of New Hampshire
introduced judge Samuel Emory OF Bos-
ten 70 Mr.. Taft. The Judge talked over
political matters With tho President. but
aecaiueA to state the object Of his visit.
Former Senators Scott and Eakins OF
west virginia conferred with the Presi-
Asnt regarding federal patronage In their
Repreeeata4ive Burns Of South CAROLINA
aleo 'talked ever patronage matters with
eho pSooidsut. and II supporting q demo-
crat, whose name he withheld, Tor the
le6ersl judeeshtp ~ that state.
RI became known at the White House
today that Secretary OF the Interior
FISHER had bsen instructed to deal with
the situetiom ct Cordova. Alaska, where
oitixens dumped quantities Of coal into
tic sea 60 show their displeasure at the
atfitude Of the administration.
According to statements at the White
House the successor to DR.. David Jayne
fiiIl q ambassador to Germany will not
BE- announced for . week or two.