The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-30
LETTERS BETWEEN GOVERNOR
 WILSON AND COL. HARVEY

New York, Jan. 3O-The letters which passed between Governor Will son, of New Jersey, and Colonel Geo. B. Harvey. just before the latter the Democratic presidential nOmina- ton, are published this afternoon. by the New York Evening Post. The first sent py the governor to the editor af- ter saying that his CWiIson's) mind ''iS one track road and can run only one train of thought at a time,' says;
 When you asked me that question about the Weekly, I answered its sim ply as a matter of fact and of busi- ness and said never a word of my sincere gratitude to you for all Of your generous support or of my hope that it might be continued. Forgive me and forget my manners
 The next is lengthy letter from Colonel Harvey to Governor Wilson in which the former says emphaucally mo personal issue can arise between them. The Colonel explains that, in advocating the governor as a presi- dential possibility he was rendering plains that, when the governor ask ed him to stop supporting him in the Weekly there twas nothing else to do."
 In conclusion. Harvey says:
 ''Whatever little hurt I may have felt as a consequence of the uneX- peCted peremptorinesS of your at1- tude toward me is, of course, wholly eliminated by your gracious words.
 In reply, Governor Wilson wrote that, while the Harvey letter was generous and cordial,'' it was plain hat he did hurt the colonel by what he ''so tactlessly said.''
 Wilson then says:
 T am very much ashamed of my self-for there is nothing I am more shamed of than hurting true ,riend.'' The governor then express es regret for not seeing the coloneI Washington and says:
 ''I owe it to you and to my own bought and feeling to tell you how grateful l am for all your generous praise and support of me (no one has described me more clearly as l would ike to believe myself than you have) How 1 have admired you for the independence and unhesitating cour- lge and individuality of your course md how far I was from desiring that you should cease your support of me
 cry stupid-but I did not think of that as the result of my blunt an swer to your question. I thought only of the means of convincing peo- ple of the real independence of the Weekly's position You will remem Der that that was what we discussed And now that I have uniEtentionally put you in a, false and embarrassing position you heap coals of fire on my head by continuing to give out inter views favorable to my candidacy. Al! that I can say is that you have prov ed yourself very big and that I wish to have an opportunity to tell vol tace to face now really Ieei apou' it.'' In answer, Harvey said: ''There is no particle of personal rancor or re sentiment left in me, and ! beg yo to believe I have not said one wort 10 anybody in criticism of you.''
 Colonel Harvey then inclosed the eT rlanation which was printed in tn Weekly telling why that paper stop ped supporting the Governor for tn Democratic Presidential nomination.
 Washington. Jan. 30 "Breakin camp, politically, 'FMarse Henry watterson wrote finis on the Wilsor Harvey -Watterson squabbIe this af +ernoon, and prepared for his annuF hibernation. He arranged to start fC Florida, after firing his last hroa6 side at Governor Woodrow Wi'soI How, when why he 's leaving t' day he refused to divulge- He de clined to state at what hour or ! what railroad he was to leave.
 ''I have said my last and I'm off Florida Now that's all-an,' snapped.