The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-30
PATTERSON
 WARNS 'EM UP
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NOohuuued From Page One.) les treatment he admitted having be- slowed upon Harvey at the Manhat. tan Club. If he possesses a spark of honorable sensibiHty, he will at once demand and require the publication Of the subject letters he wrote to Harvey when he was made to under. stand and realize he must square the account of ingratitude, or take the consequence.
 ''Meanwhi4er let me say that whilst the governors tardy repentance may placate the forgiyiag Colonel Harvey whilst it may even satisfy the sus- ceptible Mir Bryan-I refuse longer to follow a man whose nomination would, in my judgment. be a disaster and whose election a calamity He who could show himself so disloyal to private friendship, cannot be trusted to be loyal to anything. Within q single year Governor Wilson's radical change of base, his re-algnments and re-adiustments. personal and political, his offenses to some and apologies to others, have been exactly concurrent with his selfish aims. There seems no abasement into which he is unable to descend with equal facility and grace. May God protect democracy from such leader. such leadership
 T submit to the democrats of the United states that am not on trial am candidate for nothing There is no office within the gift of the. government, or the people the accept ance of which would so much as con sider My career is behind me. l have pursued It in the light Of day If it does not plead my cause cannot plead for myself
 ''ln the support I gave the candi- dacy of Governor Wilson, as herein related. l acted for the best accord ing 10 the lights about me In with drawing that support [ must render some sufficient reason to my party as- sociates. That is their right and it is my right Why. at my time of life, should I seek T6 d0 Injustice to any man or in any wise mislead the party during IL s+.aa-Gs-s- -nI storm and stress, l have striven so faithfully to serve :?
 The niche vacated by Governor Wilson, shall not undertake to fill l hold nothing in reserve. am back ing no other aspirant, advancing no other interest shall go to my win ter home in Florida, beyond the reach even of telegraph, sure that in this matter, have done my duty, alike to public obligations and private friendship and having not a care be side
 (signed) HENRY WATTERs6N
 McComb Has Little to Say.
 New York. Jan Colonel Waiter scn has beautiful vocabulary and has composed splendid speech said William F. McCombs. Governor Wilson's campaign manager when asked by newspaper men ,llsaselle44-llt he had anything to say in reply to Colonel Watterson's new statement on the so-caHed Harvey-Wilsen oontro. yersy over the campaign contrbu- tions
 An analysis of the coloners state ment shows clearly he refutes him. self and confirms all that have said about the matter, added Mir Nc Combs, who refused 10 make and fur tber comment, except that he could not imagine who "the gentleman of distincton' referred to by Coloaei Watterson could be-
 Governor Wilson Silent
 Trenton, N, l., Jan Ex-Governor Wilson refused tonight 10 make any statement in reply to the one issued by Colonel WattersoR
 At any rate he said, I shall not issue a statement tonight