The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-21

/. JULY Il. slSlS.
newspaper men who have camped ct thu
Little White House" since before the
nomination say that he goes from one
day TO another through the same thine
and without visible effect. To-day. II IL
understood. the Governor will shut him.
self up for the first time in order to work
on his speech Of acceptance for August 4
Governor ON Trial.
woodrow Wilson was on trial yester;
day as he has not been before. He met
the men who can do him the most good
in the coming campaign. or the most
harm, as they elect. He met a band of Con-
gressmen so per cent of whom supported
other candidates at Baltimore. They
came to Seagirt with open minds. but
they came to Judge. And they left sat
isfied with the party's leader. and with
words of nothing but the highest praise
upon thei. lips.
woodrow Wilson made good.
This statment Is based purely and sim
ply upon what they said to the news
paper men. and what they. said TO each
other. Underwood men and Clark men
were welded into Wilson men. in many
instances. largely as the result of yester-
days expedition. They liked what he
said and the way he said 1t. They liked
his attitude toward them. as he said. Il
do not know any means for such a COM
mon understanding comparable with the
counseling of men who represent parts
of the country. and who represent them
in the particular way in which you rep
resent. for you do not represent inter-
ests as much as regions and people and
those things that go Very much deeper.
look forward to being your COM
rade and partner"
They believed that the legislative
branch of the government could not
have been more completely or more hand
somely recognized than It was by the
Governors short speech of welcome.
Now that 1t is over. it may be said
that dangerous experiment has real
lied beyond the fondest hopes of its
projectors. For the unique pilgrimage of
yesterday was a dangerous experiment.
Its complete success vindicates the I'M
usual confidence Gov. Wilson's friends
had in his magnitude and ability to ring
true under the most trying circum-
stances.
The following Democratic Representa-
tives took the trip: Wyatt Aiken of
South Carolina, Joshua W. Alexander of
Alfred G. Allen of Ohio, Will
lam A. Ashbrook of Ohio. Steven B.
Ayres of New York, Jack Beall Of Tex
as. Charles F. Booher of Missouri. Will
lam p. Borland of Missouri, Robert F..
Broussard Of Louisiana, Frank Buchanan
of Illinois, Robert j. Buckley of Ohio
Michael E. Burke of Wisconsin. Albert
$. Burleson OF Texas, John L. Burnett
of Alabama. Joseph W. Byrns of Ten
nessee. Ezekiel S. Gambler, jr., of Mis-
'issippi. Charles c. Carlin of Virginia,
'hamp Clark of Missouri. Henry d.
Clayton of Alabama, Richard z. Con-
hell Of New York. Michael F. Conry of
New York, Ben Cravens OF Arkansas.
lanes NJ. Curley of Massachusetts.
John Va Davis. of West Virginia: Glenn
mt c. Dickinson. of Missouri; Robert E,
Oifenderfer, Of pennsylvania: Lincoln
Dixon, OF Indiana: Robert L. Doughton,
" North Carolina; Daniel A. Driscoll, of
View York: II. Garland Dupre. of Louisi-
ma: Charles G. Edwards, of Georgia;
-ynden Evans, of Illinois; John NJ. Fat
ION OF North Carolina. II. B. Ferguson
Il New Mexico: John J. Fitzgerald, Of
Sew York; John c. Floyd. OF Arkansas: |
dartin ID. Foster. of Illinois; II. Robert |
'owler. OF Illinois: William B. Francis, |
4 Ohio: Thomas Gallagher. OF Illinois; |
hannibal Gardner. OF North Carolina; |
ohm n. Garner, Of Texas: Samuel W. |
iould. of Maine: Curtis H. Gregg. of |
Courtney W. Hamlin. of /
ifssouri: Winfield S. Hammond, Of Min |
esota; Thomas W. Hardwick. of Geor-
Ia: Byron p. Harrison. OF Mississippi; |
Thomas Heflin. of Alabama
Robert l.. Henry. OF Texas: Walter L |
iensley. OF Missouri: E. E. Holland, Of |
'irginia: William c. Houston, of Ten
essee: William 8. Howard, of Georgia:
William Hughes, OF New Jersey; Cor
ell Hull. OF Tennessee; Joseph T. John
on. OF South Carolina: Eugene F. Kin
cad. Of New Jersey; Claude Kitchin, OF
'orth Carolina; Thomas F. konop. of
Wisconsin: Asbury F. Lever, OF South
arolina: J. Charles Linthicum, Of Mary
md; James T. Lloyd. of Missouri;
ames T. McDermott. of Illinois: Daniel
McGillicuddy, of Maine; John A Mar
n. OF Colorado; Ralph W. Moss. of In
lana: William F. Murray. of Massa-
lusetts; George A. Neeley. Of Kansas;
Gorge +. O'Shaunessy. OF Rhode Island;
emuel P. Padgett. of Tennessee; Irwin
Pepper. OF Iowa: Henry T. Rainey,
Illinois: John E. Raker. of California:
oseph z. Ransdell. Of Louisiana; George
:. Rauch, OF Indiana.
Thomas L. Reilly, of Connecticut: JOS
IN T. Robinson. of Arkansas: s. A.
of Georgia; John II. Roth
mel. of Pennsylvania: Arthur B. Rouse,
Kentucky; Thomas l.. Rubey, OF Mis-
uri; Joseph ]. Russell. of Missouri:
dolph ]. SABBATH. of Illinois; Thomas j.
,ully. of New Jersey; William G. Sharp,
Ohio: Thetus w. Sims, of Tennessee;
lomas W. Sisson, of Mississippi: John
Small. of North Carolina; Charles NJ.
edman, of North Carolina: Daniel V.
ephens. of Nebraska: John II. Stephens.
Texas: Claudius u. Stone. of Illinois;
Twin F. Sweet of Michigan: Edward |
Taylor of Colorado; John A. Thayer.
Massachusetts: Edward w. Town
nd. of New Jersey; William f. Tuttle,
. of New Jersey; Edwin s. Underhill ,
New York: John T. Watkins, OF Lou ,
ana John ]. Whitacre, Of Ohio; ,
,orge White. OF Ohio: William B. Will ,
n Of Pennsylvania and s. A Wither-