New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
Former Mayor Rolla Wells OF
St. Louis Accepts Herman
Riders Old Place.
CRANE THE MONEY GETTER
Chicago Progressive Repubh-
can. Who Aided La Toilette,
Will Go Out with
the Bag.


is the new treasurer Of the Democratic
National Committee Governor Wilson
made this announcement q Few minutes
before he left the State House at Ireh-
ton this evening. and he supplemented
# with the further interestinC intornla
ton that Charles r. crane. OF Chicago.
the well known Republican Progressive
would BE- vice-chairman Of the Demo
cratic finance committee.
Governor Wilson. in announcus he s--
lecuons appeared 10 be- greatly pleased
that both N Wells and NJ. Crane had
accepted the posts offered 70 them. Their
selection RAD been agreed upon az tie
conferenc. betVee Governor wilson and
Chairman McCoulbs a. tire University
Club. ~ New York. or saturday night
Mr.. Wells apparently did not know that
Governor Wilson had him o. mind Tor
/ the treasurershir. for Nj McCom7s had
been searching io- him ever since last
SATURDAY nights conference. finally dis
sing Ism Jp ID tho Michigan woods. a.
rlacs called Wequetons.ns. When ~.
Wells sent -ord that ne would take the
place the national chairman a. once sent
word 70 the Governor.
The mar VINO Riii handle tho FUNDS Of
The Democratic National Committee IN
tine coming caupaigu is Mt, six YEAR
Old. anl is a graduate Of Princeton Of TIE
class Of 10 lie was q Clark supporter
ior IN, Presidential nomination. aud u
3D. believed that Governor WiiFon had
! this IN mind when he picked him out AS
- has NOT been his intention to have ali
3 the important places On the national com
rrittcr - 90 original Wilson me-. Dc
. Governor was also Influenced ~ Nr-
/ Weiss selection 1y desire o. h3v" the
Crane LIBERIA GiVsr.
+ Mr. crane td. help Henry ~. Morsc7-
ibsu chairman ~ the finance comTittse.
-aise funds for tbc cJmpaign. ilo haS az
excellent roputp tiou. NOT ouir a none
raiser. but a. O. liberia. g""r a wei
U. 10 credited with a contribution Of
Sa,"a to Senator ls Toilette ~ the VIE
consin Senator 0s1t for tne Republican
domination for President and has close
utilization with the Progressive Fepuon-
cans in the West g. expected 90 % Of
r-uch help 60 the Democratic candidates
/ fo- Pre- ldent ana Nice-lTesidsnt
As ALREADY told m tn, Tribune Mr.
Crane came ncar being Minister o. CHINA.
President TAN appointed h'ra Co. tn' post
. .r ue oulv sat e. ar a. -an Fran
+ cisco. when tus President recalled the an
/ pointmeut because. n is said ~ sonie IN
, diplomatic utterauces on the part oI Nj
/ crane.
The new vice-chairmau OF the finance
committee VIII probably have clargc Of
1 thr financial end OF the chicago head
quarters There IL a disposition among
I the members or the Governor campaign
ce0lrritteo. % Is said 20 divide the cogu-
. frv into Two zones one 20 oe takca care
of from NaW YORK tne ot1e- from Cri-
caco Tnis Of courso Vi' eliminate
/ headquarter- A. Denver or sar Francisco
/ Governor T1on1ae u; Mershali. the Dem
: ocratir candidatc Tor President, ar
/ lived a. the Nev Monmouth Hotel this
/ Afternoon. Governor Wilson acconpan-
MED Pr Mlss MsrEAr't wilson. called on
his running mat after dinner this even
. lag Before going 20 dinner this evening
/ Governor Marshall assurei the uewspaper
men that Governor Wilson would carr
Indiana or o.. tarin 1881. alone
"'rha tsrn i- great big issue Boz our
state ne said "lt vac carried bv Tild~n
. ard Cleveland or On. tariff aul will o,
carried by Governor Wilson
or am opposed 20 the doctrines ~ pro
lection. mo continued u do not grant
any government tho right 20 irnpose any
tax which vii take money from M pock-
ct and put " into somebody ciSe's pocket %
Wants Salad. Not Salvation.
The ts-!n he thought, ought e be
I changed bat not ~ any Wsy which would
40 harm TO the business Of the country.
"Al except the very rich" he contin-
ued are wondering whether they will
come out even at the end of the year We
all want relief from the ex&ctions OF the
tariff. but We do not want ~ 90 come so
suddenly as 70 cause a panic.
The American" he added facetousiy,
does NOT care 10 lie offered the comfort
Of religion when d" IL hungrr lie
| wants salad-not sal alton
When Governor Marshall was asked
what he though, or = speech delivered
earlier I'm The day by Governor Wilson. IL
which the latter referred 10 volunta ~
trustees. he said with twinkle in his
eye.
| Il nave always been against the trus-
| tees under God because they have been
unable 20 convince me that the sigma
ture attached 70 their credentials is gen
! uine
! The Indiana Governor also said he did
not think the Roosevelt party would take
many votes from the Democrats in his
state.
! Who DO you think Governor Wilson s
chief opponent will be- he was asked
| Well he replied, as 10 principle IL
Will BE- Tart but Roosevelt a. far az
| popuiar!tJ.
! Governor Marshall did not quite agree
! with Governor wilson a. % the efficacy
! Of tobacco chewing IN making q man
! rhinL Il did chew tom Geo. ne said
! bat stopped ~ ever since the time that
I Airs. Marshall hau o dream that there
! was q plug o. tobacco IT, the pocket of
! nv trousers. She got uD and sure
/ enough. found D. there, anu made short
! work OF n by throwing 10 our OF the win
! dow. have never cheWed from that
| day 20 thie.
What's that be said IN answer 10
! question aS-to his plans FOR stunning
! Maine. Well 7 haven't heard about II
/ yet but II go MIR. Marshall will stump
/ the state with me
When Governor Wilson arrived here
( this evening rom q strenuous day :
work at Trenton he iooaed a. fresh as
/ when he left here In the morning and
while waiting for dinner rehearsed with
/ General Ssdler the part he will take IN
I the notification exercises Tomorrow
SUE FOR SANE FOURTH HURTS.