New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

10 be q committee that can get tVbFl"'i'
want It 60 be an actual planning COM
mittee. We now have the basis. and !
must keep ia touch with it"
rs this committee to have sole charge
Of the campaign" the Governor was
asked
COMMITTEES to Run Campaign.
YES" he replied. the entire manage
ment OF the campaign Will be vested In
this committee. or course. II will make
ifs own rules as 10 quorum. II will act
az a central co-ordinating body to Ink
the national. Congress and state cam
paigns."
The Governor said his suggestions to
the national committee we're simple. II
being his wish that the selection or a
new chairman. "A treasurer and finance
committee. together with the selection Of
the headquarters outside OF New York.
be left 10 the campaign committee. These
suggestions" were made by the Gov
ernor after a conference with number OF
Democratic leaders. among them Senator
Thomas y. Gore. Senator Jams A. O'Gor-
man. Robrt s. Hudspcth, William G. Nc
Adoo. william r. McCombs and Repre-
sentative Burleson.
While the Governor would not say so,
It 10 pretty we'll assured that these men
will come 10 visit him on Wednesday and
will be among the leading members OF the
campaign committee. As a matter Of
fact. Governor Wilson will come pretty
near running the campaign himself
The campaign committee will look after
the details. but when anything biz comes
along it Will be case OF "see wilson
and what he says will 80. There IS no
doubt but what the Governor Will depend
TO great extent on the advice OF men
like Hudspeth and Gore. but he has the
habit OF frequently kicking over the
traces. and II is just possible that many
questions will arise on which the cam
paIgn committee will not be consulted.
This was what happened in Chicago to-
day. Governor Wilson issued his orders,
and the members OF the national commit
tee carried them out Ike a lot OF little
lambs.
Won't Interfere in New York.
When asked tonight IL there was any
truth in the story that he was opposed TO
the denomination OF Governor Dix in New
York and would oppose the selection Of
any Tammany man, Governor Wilson said
with emphasis:
IT'S absolutely false. ! am not UNI
dertaking to say what shall be done IN
the several states In the matter OF nomi-
ha "a H.
warranted assumption OF authority"
The Governor will go to Trenton to-
morrow TO look after some OF the busl-
ness Of the good peple Of New Jersey II
he finds the time. Lieutenant Governor
Thomas ]. Conway OF New York has an
appointment 20 meet him at II O'Clock.
and as Mr.. Conway is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Governor
in his state and has always been an ar
dent Wilson man the meeting Is expected
to be interesting.
At o'clock the Governor will take
luncheon with oscar w. Underwood. the
Democratic leader in Congress.
Mr.. Underwood will arrive in Trenton
at 1l:43 and he will find cordial recep-
tion awaiting him. in spite OF the fact
that he and Governor Wilson have never
met. Perry Belmont has also announced
that he will be at the State House to talk
over publicity in campaign funds, although
the Governor has nc formal appointment
with him.
The Governor had few visitors to-day.
among those calling on him being Henry
Morgenthau. George Tenant, president
Of the Jersey city Board Of Education.
and James Kerney, editor OF THE Trenton
Times"