The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-04
CANDIDATE MAKES QUIET VISIT TO NEW YORK, BUT SEES
 VERY FEW POLITICIANS.
TREASURER IS A PROBLEM
After Conference With Mccomhs That Official Is Named, but Not Announced-Maine First State
 to Be Considered.

New York, Aug. Ex-Governor Woodrow Wilson came to New York tonight for the first time since he be came the presidential nominee of the democratic ticket, but scarcely a half dozen persons saw him.
 After a busy day at the summer capital, Seagirt N. J., the governor slipped away on a train to New York followed by newspaper correspond ents. Few recognized him on the way and when he reached the Penn sylvania station he walked inconspic- uously to the lunch room, where he sat perehed on high stool and ob tained over the counter a sandwich and a glass of butecrmnk He hur- ried away within a few minutes in taxicab to a local club, where he met William MeCombs, chairman of the national democratic committee, and conferred with him for several hours.
 The exact purpose of the govern or's informal visit was not divulged The nominee himself denied reports of friction but admitted that m9ort- ant announcements of the campaign would come after the conference with Mr McCombs It is generally be- liesed the problem before the candi- date and his campaign committee is the appointment of q national treas urer, a chairman of the finance com .mittee and vice chalrmen to preside at the various headquarters. Henry Morganthau of this City probably will be either treasurer or head of the finance committee, while it is prae- tically assured Senator Thomas r. Gore of Oklahoma will be in charge of the western headquarters at Chi- cago.
 Governor Wilson intended to sec tonight only Mir McCombs, though there are several members of the na- tional committee in town.
 On his arrival in New York the governor said he was very tired and expected to sit up late tonight with Mir MeComhs, but planned to sleep well into tine afternoon tomorrow, when he will go to the home of a friend, returning to Seagirt Monday morning.
 Shortly before midnight Governor Wilson and National Chairman Me- Combs concluded their conference. The governor announced that while a treasurer for the national cam paign committee had been agreed upon. his name would be withheld for a day or two until it could be de- termined whether he would accept. Henry Morganthau, a wealthy real estate man of this city will be chair man of the finance committee. the governor said, and Joseph E. Davies of Wisconsin secretary of the nation al campaign committee, will be in charge at Me Chicago headquarters.
 T came over to New York" sail the governor. flor the purpose ol having quiet conference with Mir. McCombs on general plans where we would be most likeiy to be unin- terrupted."
 The governor added that other committees were discussed.
 These committees will be as rep resentative as possible, he said and that is a bigger task which we did not finish The campaign commit tee is making very satisfactory prog ress towards organization and eN- pects to be in full action by the time the notification exercises take place next Wednesday at SeagLrt."
 The governor saw no other leader than MT McCombs tonight and he expects to spend tomorrow resting
 National Chairman McCombs de clared after the conference that tht various committees were working 1T harmony and making as much prog ress as possible with the task ameat of them.
 Senator Gore of Oklahoma, wht had been suggested to take charge o the western headquarters. will remal in New York city, cooperating witl Vice Chairman William c. McAdo' al tue headquarters there.