Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03
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son slept late this morning after the
arduous days preceding his nomina-
ton. visttoss began gathssing on the
| lawn in front Of tho little white
house." and nearly dozen tents
erected for telephone accommodations
| sprang up
Besides the usual run Of enthusiasts
many delegates returning from Balti-
more were expected today. Texas del-
| egations. forty strong. notified the gov
| ernor that they would stop over on
their way home. Practically tho entire
New Jersey delegation II expected and
many delegates from Pennsylvania and
Tennessee are coming.
Not Worried Over Running Mats.
The governor retired last night with.
out knowing officially that Governor
Marshall, OF Indiana, had been chosen
as his running mate. He was told -
| early As II o'clock that Marshall had
been nominated and altho this report !,
was premature 1t was confirmed BY
the conventions subsequent act. But
when this action was taken Governor
Wilson was asleep
Moving picture concerns have men
| on hand taking every phase Of the acs
tivity hereabout. One set Of pictures
was taken last night while the gover-
nor was moving about the lawn with (.
the newspaper men before he retired.
Wilson Has Made No Plans.
II haven't had time to think OF all
these things"
Governor Wilson came out OF the
| little white house. sat In an easy
chair on his porch, crossed his legs
took OF his glasses, and thus replied
| today to bombardment OF questions.
hurled at him by a group OF repurtsra.
He was looking rather careworn and
tired.
II don't know yet whether shall
! appoint Mr.. McCombs. my campaign
manager. or suggest him for tho chair-e !.
nianship at the national committees ne.
said. Il haven't decided whether shall
resign as governor of New Jersey: ..
| haven't had. time to read the platform 81
have made no campaign plans"
Thanks His Friends.
"Tkese and other details shall take
up in due time with my friends. Poor
Fellows, they will have to get some
Lrest."
"'ro all the thoughtful and generous
| friends who have sent me messages OF
| congratulation want to express my
| hearty thanks to them. 1 Will not bot
abel to answer them all individually. 81
| hope this inadequate Acknowledgement
will fall under their eyes. These nles-i
| sages OF personal confidence help ifn-
| neasurably to make public service
worth WHILE"
do you care to comment on tho
convention work."
II can only say that I am much graf
! flied by its harmonious ending. AS to
the work Of my supporters / never
| saw anything like 1t to absolute devo-
ton to what they wanted to accom-
plish. They we're. many OF them. my
| warm personal friends
Succeeded by Republican.
Whatever else the governor does he
will continue to visit Trenton every
| Tuesday morning to keep governors
| day" at the state capital. His friends
are positive that he will not resign
| as governor until after the first oe
rext year. as under the New Jersey law
the president Of the senate automati-
| cally takes the governors seat on the
latters resignation. John d. Prince. the
present president OF the senate, Is Q
| republican.
Governor Writes Shorthand.
"The governor would rather wait un-
til democrat is elected" said one Of
his friends today. "altho he has a very
| high personal regard for Mr.. Prince.
The governors term expires on the
third Monday in January. 1914"
| Among the governors accomplish
| ments. he boasts mastery OF short
hand. He displayed his knowledge Of
this today by making notes for dicta-
ton AS he wrote. leaning his arm on
the arm OF his easy chair, the camera
squad snapped him again and again
! and a moving picture man pictured
his every movement.
Shorthand" said the governor.
| why. yes I write shorthand l have
written it for forty years. taught
myself how when I was Is years old"
Wilson Pleased With Marshall.
The governor today sent the follow
ing telegram to Governor Marshall:
Sincere congratulations. shall
! look forward with pleasure to my as
sociation with you.''
The governor gave out the following
statement:
Governor Marshall bears the high
est reputation both AZ an executive
| and as a democrat. ana feel honored
hy having him ~ . running mate. He
10, am happy to say. valued per-
| sonal friend Of mine ~ well - good
democrat
Tammany Loader Gracious.
Leader Murphy. Of TammanY hall
wired:
Permit me to extend my personal
congratulations. Your nomination
means a democratic victroy.
William J. ccnners. OF Buffalo. satd:
"a splendid fight won the right way.
. congratulate you and the dem0cfati
party on your nomination. !.