New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
WILSON NOT YET HALTED
Will Keep Speaking Dates Here
and in Brooklyn Saturday.
NO MORE UNTIL OCT. 81
Democratic Campaign Commit
tee Deplores Attack on
Colonel Roosevelt.

The announcement made by Governor
Wilson on Tuesday night that he would
cancel all his speaking engagements uhtil
Colonel Roosevelt should be able to take
the stump again was qualified yester'
day by this statement from William u
McAdoo. vice-chairman of the Democratic
National Committee:
Governor Wilson's statement does not
apply TO his engagements for IhurSGay
and Friday In Delaware ana Nesl " :
ginia and Saturday night IN New i OF
City, at Carnegie Hall, and the AcadSi.y
OF Music In Brooklyn, as II is 700 lJte
now TO change the plans already Inaae'
All Of the Governors engagements, now
ever, after the 18th inst have oeeh can
celled, with the single exception OF Mhul
son Square Garden, on the h'sht Vi
the Slst.
The campaign committee Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee met yester-
day In full force. with the exception or
Josephus Daniels. The meeting was
regular one, called TO discuss the generdi
situation, and particularly a concentra-
ton OF campaign efforts In the East dur
ing the last two weeks before election.
The shooting OF Colonel Roosevelt was
ton was adopted by the committee:
BE It resolved, by the Democratic Ma
tional Campaign Committee. N session thls
the 10th day OF october, 1872, that we ue-
plore the attempted assasslnat. on OF eA-
Pr, sldcnt Roosevelt and wish for him a
recovery alike speedy and complete.
Senator T. p. Gore, who viii take the
stump In behalf OF the Democratic cause,
said that the attempt upon Mr.. Roose-
velt's life was an unfortunate and de-
plorable incident and that every good
citizen must deprecate the crime.
As to the possible political effect OF
the occurrence Senator Gore said:
The incident does not AFFECT the issues
of the present contest, ana VIII not aIeGt
the issue OF the contest. us ohly pos
sible political effect VIII be 10 stay tHe
tendency which has been going on during
the last two weeks on the part Oh GER
tain Republicans 10 change from RoosS-
Welt 10 Taft. This Is great cvic pattle
OF ballots, not OF bullets. 1t VIII DE de,
termined by an appeal TO the ehilshteheu
iudgmcnt and conscience Of the American
elect rate The result will be based upon
political principle and CONVICTIONS ana
upon the proposed solution OF economic
problems. -. influenza,
symnathy of all good citizens, but Will
receive the support and suffrage only oi
those who have approved his political
rOgramme.
Indianapolis, Oct. l6-'I would gladly
grego my long. arduous speaking tour
% the Pacific Coast, not only out OF
Difference TO Colonel Roosevelt, but also
for my own convenience and comfort.
said Governor Thomas X. Marshall,
Democratic ylce-President.al candidate,
to-day, when he had read the decision
of Governor Wilson to cancel speaking
dates until the recovery Of the former
PRESIDENT
But | am under the orders of the
national committee" continued the Gov
ernor and unless ! am further IN
structed shall depart tonight Tor CHI
Cago, to begin my TRIP
The first speech OF Governor Marshall s
Western tour will be made tomorrow al
Lasalle, Ill. His itinerary will take him
TO San Francisco.