The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-16
WILL NOT DISCUSS !
NEW YORK JUST NOW
Governor Wilson Starts on
His Western Trip Pleased
With the Outlook.
LIKES TO MEET PEOPLE
Reads Riot Act to Newark City
Officials Before Taking
the Train.
BY international News Service.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept 15.-Govor~
nor Wilson has decided not 10 enter into
any further discussion Of the New York
state situation for the present The gov
ernor was asked II he intended making
any speeches In New York with regard
TO the subernatorisl situation or II he
would have anything to say on the SUBJ
ject
mo" was tho reply. mot at pres
ent"
The governors mot at present is re-
gsrded as very significant and 1t is
thought probable that he will make an
important statement should It develop
that Tsmmany Leader Murphy Intends
to force the denomination Of Governor
Dix despite what Governor Wilson has
had to say regarding the advisability or
putting up g progressive candidiate- Tho
governor will not, OF course, have the
time to devote to making speeches on
the subject. He Is booked solidly on
trips about the country up to the time
of the New York state convention.
Leaves for West.
Governor Wilson's special car, Magnet.
left New York at o'clock this after
noon alta ched TO the regular Chicago ex-
press. The governor got aboard at Tren-
ton, He was accompanied 70 the train
~ nis young cousin, Fitz William Mac
from South Carolina a few days ago to
enter Princeton university as a fresh
man Young Fftz called on the governor
20 get a little tip from Wilson, on the
course he should pursue at Princeton,
the governor having been president OF
the university and being in a position
70 give him the right Information. Young
woodrow went away prImed for the haz-
Governor Wilson will mako his first
important speech at Columbus. Ohio, on
Friday When asked the theme of this
speech he said:
Tariff and Trusts.
IT shall discuss the abandoned issues
of the campaign. You may have no.
,ise.l tIesd ,,, that Taft and Roosevelt inoon;
the trusts: probably because they have
no arguable grounds"
The governor has not decided what he
Will discuss in his other speeches.
the present trip. The. Democrats oil
didate was to visit Sioux City. Ia, in
sisted that he honor them with his pres
ence The objection of inconvenient con-
nections was advanced and the Sioux
Falls folk promptly arranged for a spe-
their town to ST. Paul. the next stop.
Governor Wilson is enjoying the trip.
His car has practically all the comforts
OF home save the golf links.
Likes to Meet People.
MY greatest pleasure is In meeting the
people who come to our meetings" he
said '1t Is worth travelling long distances
10 meet them"
At 1870 tonight as Governor Wilson's
special car was standing In the dark
railroad yard at Harrisburg. he was told
that some one was calling him from the
observation end OF the 18-hour train
which had pulled into the yard and wa s
standing Atty yards away. Governor VII
son went to the back platform Of his
car and to his surprise saw Senator
Thomas p. Gore, OF his campaign COM
mittee, waving his hand IT was raining
heavily and the governor could barely
recognize the blind senator.
Glad to see you. senator" said the
governor
"Glad 70 see you, governor" said the
blind senator grinly.
What time did you leave New York;"
asked the governor.
About 4 o'clock, and we arrive in
CAicago at IL the morning. What time
do you reach there"
governor, with laugh, We are carry
tng heavy freight"
Senator Gore. called hearty good
bye and went inside. Governor Wilson
watched him until he had disappeared
and then returned into his own car
The railroad companys rules prevent
private cars from being alta ched TO the
fast trains. The governor, therefore Is
travelling on one OF the slowest express
trains"