New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
DIDN'T APPROVE DIX
Governor Wilson Can't Recall
Writing Any Letters.
MANY PRAISE HIS STAND
Governor Addresses the Good
Roads Congress-Quits
Sea Girt To- day.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !


Sea Girt, N. j., sept 3o.-Unless Gov
ernor Wilson has very bad memor,
Governor Dix Of New York hasn't re
ceived any letters from the Democratic
candidate for President either approving
his administration or approving Of any Of
It's achievements.
IF he has written any such letter the
fact seems TO have escaped the mind OF
the New Jersey Governor.
Governor Wilson's attention was called
to-day to the published statement from
Governor Dix In which the latter expressed
his approval of Governor Wilson's de-
mand for an Embossed convention and
added the following paragraph
IF there Is any misrepresentation OF
Governor Wilson's remarks to impress
the public that he does not desire my
denomination am frank to say that after
the Syracuse interview the fault Is with
the press and not with him, az his per-
sonal letters to me express very differ
ent attitude
Afer looking Il over Governor Wilson
said he read the statement With great
surprise, as he had absolutely no recol-
lection Of writing Governor DIX any let
ters in which he expressed an opinion OF
any kind as to his administration.
Governor wilson laughed heartily when
asked IL he had anything to say about
the things Colonel Roosevelt had said
about his truthfulness.
Can VIC publish that laugh" he was
asked.
Certainly. II you want to- he replied
lie would not tell however, what the
laugh meant.
The Governor laughed some more when
the statement OF william Barnes. jr.. OF
Albany. putting him with the boss class
along with Murphy and Roosevelt was
read.
Many kilograms from. prominent Demo
Gratis in the Empire state were received
here to-day praising Mr.. Wilson for ms
statement OF yesterday morning on inc
New York situation. The Governor oe-
clined To make them public. as he said
they were in most cases from personal
and intimate friends.
Governor Wilson went all the way 70
Atlantic city to-day 10 make twenty
minute address 10 the National Road
Congress. and then returned here again
He left hero by automobile for Trenton
at Q o'clock, where he took the Atlantic
City express TO the seashore city. aho
after hts speech got into an automobile
and took a three hour ride back here
again.
In his speech n the Road Congress
Governor Wilson said the building OF soot
roads was part ot the government ana ~
would give II whatever aid he could. Be
fore speaking AZ the Steel Pier he had
luncheon At the Marlborough Blenheiu
with Senator Rankhead. Of Alabama
Judge John y White and the officers o.
the Good Roads Congress.
Governor Wilson will leave here to-mor
row for the season. Re Will go % Tren-
ton 10 preside al the Democratic STATE
Convention and sftcrward will go &c
Princeton, where he Will live when no
campaigning for votes.
The last night Of Governor Wilson's
family AT the little summer capital saw
the elimination of "A little romance, ir
which Annie Collins. who has cooke
dainty things for the Governor all sum
Nor. was married 70 Albert Weirman. OF
Morasquan. who brought the morsels 4
the kitchen 10 be cooked