The Washington times., 1912-07-16
Trust Problem Will Be Con-
sidered in Speech Of
Acceptance.

SEAGIRT, July 16-Woodrow Wilson,
after receiving word from Chicago that
the national committee had accepted all
his suggestions concerning permanent
organization, went over to the Spring
Lake Country Club and played golf FOR
three hours. His opponent was James
| Kerney, editor of the Trenton Times
and the candidate finished one down,
but he was still In good humor when
he got home. ,
At the evening conference. with the
correspondents, he was asked concern
| ing the interview In which ne was
auoted as saying he smsnY would 1Tssa man 1n be
| nominated for governor OF New fork
State. He said:
| II am not undertaking to say what
should be done IN any OF the .t,en seTeraI
think such a course would amount to
unwarranted assumption. have even
made It a rule in this State to refrain
from from intervening In county nom'na-
Trust Problem to Front.
| do you believe the trust problem
| can be solved by continuing such pros
ecutions as those of the Harvester
trust and the Steel trust, or do you
agree with Mr. Roosevelt in the advo-
cation OF Governmental regulation and
the repeal Of the Sherman law?" was
asked.
That is one of the big questions
have reserved for discussion in my
| speech of acceptance" replied the gov
ernor. "I recognize the importance OF
the subject, but the people will know
definitely where 1 stand after Aug
ust T."
| Commenting on the ection Of the ma
tonal committee. Governor Wilson
said:
"It Is entirely satisfactory to me thai
| the national committee has met with
| my suggestions in this matter. The
plan was all thought out since the
| many advisers as could be reached"
When telegram was received frou
Chicago which speculated as to to-
membership of the campaign commit
tee and included the names of Senator
Culberson, of Texas, and John ID
Crinlmins, Of New York, a reply wa,
made with significant promptness tina
the names specified were not author
lied.
Committee Is Forecast.
1t can be said definitely that tn
campaign committee will be the SAM
as that indicated Monday with the ex
ception of Senator Obediah Gardner
! of Maine Congressman Robert Henr.
and Judge Cato Wells, OF Texas, 'wh,
were mentioned only as probable ap
| potntees
All of those mentioned in that orig
inal list have been invited to come L
Seagirt as soon as possible for a con
ference with the candidate. They ar
expected tomorrow afternoon.
Last night the following message wa
received from Congressman Thomas L
Reilly of Connecticut Martin d. Eos
ter of Illinois, and A. G. Allen OF Ohio
Would It be convenient for you I,
meet practically all OF the Democrat,
members of Congress next Saturday
afternoon about l o'clock, who ar
ranging to go by special train to Sea
} girt to pay their respects"
The governor telegraphed the Con
gressmen he would expect them on tn,
. date named. 1t is expected the Con
gressional party will number more thai
200. Gov. Thomas r. Marshall, of In
diana, the nominee for Vice President
will be here II 1t can be so arranged.
Today the governor will make hi
weekly visit to Trenton, where, in ad
dition to official business he will fint
time TO meet Oscar w. Underwood
Lieutenant Governor Conway. of New
! York, and Perry Belmont
1t Is said here that the object o
Conway's visit will be to request Gov
ernor Wilson to support him for tn
gubernatorial nomination in the State o
New York.
Mr.. Belmont will discuss campaig,
publicity, particularly with regard L
contributions.