The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-08
n'C0nBS GROWING
/. STRONG AS CHOICE
To MANAGE FIGHT
Governor Wilson to Confer
With Mack and Other
Party Leaders
WILL NOT ATTEND
CHICAGO MEETING
Change in Plan Has No Sig
nificance--Candidate Is
Kept Busy Reeeiv-
ing Callers

SEA GIRT, y. J., July Woods
row Wilson Will go to Atlantic City
Tuesday hight for the purpose OF
holding conference with Norman E.
Mack and other members of the ma
tionai committee. It is said that
Speaker Champ Clark and Represen-
tati> Under wood viii attend If they
can get there. The business to be-
taken up has to do with the organi-
Zation OF the campaign committees
and the analysis of the platform to
be made in the speech of accept
ance.
Governor Wilson mas abandoned
his expressed plan TO attend the
meeting of the national COMMITTEES
in Chicago July Is, The candidate
said tonight his wishes concerning
the selection eff officers would be
made known to the committee by
Judge Robert S. Hudspeth. national
committeeman from New Jersey, who
is his conhdant and close personal
friend.
To BE Represented.
This change in the original plans
has no Significance, and Is due en-
tirely to a misunderstanding.
The men who invited me to go
to Chicago said Governor Wilson.
'inHmated that it was customary for
the nominee to attend the meeting
at which the permanent organization
was effected. l find now that ii viii
not be necessary for me to attend
personally Judge Hudspeth will be
my representa- tive.
My time is much taken up here
and there Is much to be accomplish
a Ius.P. It.. m. -
fication. which viii mark the OPEN
Ing Of the campaign
McCoaubs H. Favored
The chances OF william MeCembs
to be national chairman grow strong
er every day.
William MeAdoo, who many have
urged. says he does not want the
place and would prefer to serve In
an advisory capacity.
Objections which cannot be over
looked are urged against both JOS
eph L. Davies, OF Wisconsin. and
Fred II. Lynch, OF Minnesota Davies
Ia a candidate for governor in his
own State, and could not be as in
dependent OF action as his duties OF
chairman OF the campaign would re-
ouire. Mr.. Lynch is eliminated by
reason OF his connection with the
railroad interests of James ]. Hill.
The candidate has sought the advice
Of every prominent Democrat who
has visited Sea Girt, and 1t is safe
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