The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-28
GOVERNOR WILSON
FIXING UP SPEECH
BY international News Service.

>S iHleIildtiOHSl NEWS SeTVlCe.
=, SEA, -SS,EAGIRT, n, j.. July 27.-Governor
been writing his speech OF acceptance,
but is still in hiding, He had sent word
that he would return to the little white
delegations and individuals with whom
he had appointments have come and gone
away disappointed.
1t Is expected that when Governor Will
son returns on Monday his speech OF ac-
ceptance will be ready for dictation. The
governor has written shorthand for forty
years and has fallen into the habit Of
writing all his thoughts IN stenographic
notes. These he ufterward dictates TO
his stenographers. Preparations are be-
Ing made here for a hurried job on the
speech on Monday plight. Printed copies
should be ready for distribution by Tues
day or Wednesday.
On Tuesday Governor Wilson will go to
Trenton. There he viii attend TO some
official business and in addition will hold
conferences with United States Senator
Smith of North Carolina. Lewis Nixon,
the ship builder; J. Taylor Elllston, lieu
gressman W. c. Redned OF Brooklyn
With Mr. Nixon. the governor, 1t Is un-
derstood. will discuss the subject Of a
ship subsidy and OF the recent action OF
turning down the programme for more
battleshlps
Congressman Redheld is known as an
| II is said that tho purpose OF Rodheld' S
| visit Tuesday Will be TO go over VIII
| sons speech OF acceptance so far as 1t
relates 70 the tariff and offer any sug-
gestions that may occur to him.
Senator Smith is member OF the sem
ate immigration committee and II Is be-
| lieved he will discuss thiB subject with
the governor Governor Wilson may be
| expected 10 say something on immigra-
ton TO offset the effect Of his utterances
In his History Of the American People"
Sends Representative.
| SEATTLE, Wash, July 27,-Theodore
Roosevelt, in response TO appeals to him
| 10 settle the differences between the
Progressive factions In Washington who
recognize him as leader, sent Telegram
| today 10 II. III. whitman. secretary OF
the radical progressivcs. who have called
Il state convention for next Wednesday,
at Tacoma saying that he was too faI
that his representative would bs in Sc
attic next Monday. One wing OF the
Progressives. headed By United States
nominating candidates other than eIec.
| tors The other or radical wing woulc
put In the field candidates for every
state and county office
Split Is Probable.
LINCOLN. Neb,. July 27.--with con
testing delegations from four of th
most popuous counties In the state. a!
well as from n few smaller counties, th
outlook tonight is for q split In the Re
| publican state convention next Tuesday
The work OF the convention Is limitet
to the adoption OF Il platform and tn
selection Of q new state committee Th
differences grow out of tho contest 70
control between the Taft and Roosevelt
| forces.
For several days the harmony bri
gade" has been striving TO effect com
promise whereby both the national an,
state administrations would be Endorses
and q single set Of presid entail elector
be retained on the ticket No agreement
however, has been reached.
Divide on Color Line.
! JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July o7-Whtt.
/ and negro actions OF the Roosevelt part,
iin Florida met In separate convention to
lday and each chose one-half OF the purnbe
OF the states delegates to the Chicag,
convention. The whito branch met a