The sun., 1912-07-01
NO TRADING IN MY
NAME, SAYS WILSON
Governor Will Not Go to Balti.
more. but lie Has Some Long
Distance Talks.

SEA GIRr. y. j.. June 3o.-Gov. Wood
row Wilson made two things very plain
permit any closed door trading or prom
sing in his name at Baltimore and. Sec
ond. that he is not going to Baltimore
himself
Both declarations were made to the
newspaper correspondents in response
TO questions The intimation was plain
that the Governors e supporters at the con-
vention understood his position and will
conduct themselves accordingly. no mat
ter what the exigencies Of the moment
may be.
The first declaration came after he had
been told that it was reported some OF
his mana gers had sought to win the sup
port of Charles +. Murphy That came as
near get' ing rise out Of a very calm man
as anyt hing has SO far. Gov. Wilson
cleared his throat twice and crossed his
knees.
"Of course do not know in detail what
my friends and supporters are doing
he saii. but I am morally certain they
are not making any arrangements or
attempting to come to an agreement with
any body. | am certain they are doing
nothing that could not be done in view Of
the whole country and that their only
means of getting support is argument
There cannot by any possibility be any
trading don" in my name; not a single
vote can or will he obtained by means of
any promises
There was emphasis in the Governors
voice as he spoke. A moment later.
when the Baltimore trip was mentioned.
he said;
Il have never entertained the thought
for a moment. IL would manifestly be
very nearly an act Of impertinence on
my part 10 appear before the convention
ally. am interested in erG ing caIses.
but not in such errands as would sen
TO have if went 10 Baltimore
Thereafter. in commenting on the
general situation. hs said;
My predominatinG feeling about tho
whole situation is one Of pride that the
men who are supporting me arc doing 80
because of an evident conviction that
they are standing for principle.
should feel abashed IL thought 1t was
mere loyalty to me as an individual,
deeply as that would crafty any man.
feel IL is a privilege TO be supporte d
as they are supporting mo and to sec
the support growing. as IL in response
to convention and public sentiment"
Gov. Wilson had planned quiet Sun
day to-day He did rot get up until
near 10 O'Clock and he came down stairs
L.. II; -, h< "A
kilograms had sifted in. He had but
little time to read them. for he and Mrs
Wilson motored over to ManasQuan 70
the First Presbyterian Church. where the
Rev. DR.. Arthur Richards Of Mountville
Pa. preached on the mistake OF Hczekiai,
who showed his treasures to tho Babylo.
mans instead Of showing the beauties OF
religion. The congregation though,
there was an analogy TO the present
political situation and was pleased
thereat
About the same time over in the First
Presbyterian Church at Spring Lake
the Rev DR.. Ludlow prayed for the
! SUCCESS Of the Governor by name.
There we're really some kilograms when
| the Governor came back. Stacks Of them
were from Baltimore from leaders ano
delegations. The leaders said nothing
could prevent Wilson's nomination, the
delegations said they were going 10 stick
Till there was ice in warm places.
Pennsylvania telegiaphed: Well stick
here for you till there's three inches ol
| ice on the Delaware. Others named q
more remote place.
really the first day ". F. McCombs
Dudley Field Ma lone and the other Wilson
| field captains had time TO talk over the
wire. Without knowing exactly what
they did say il may he asserted that they
were optimistic, They did not thinl
Champ Clark's visit to baltimore woulc
have any dangerous ,flect: They le
up with the Bryan buzz saw no might ge
| hurt but they did not believe Mr.. Clarl
would get the floor tomorrow. They
| thought il would require unanimous con
sent, which might not be gained. There
was no intimation that the Wilson mer
would do the stopping. Az for deals
agreements dark horses and other thing
like that the Baltimore men had Onl,
r,Imors and they did not put much faitl
| in them.
| The Govorno, spent all his afternoon
after dinner reading kilograms and send
ing u few answers. He had only a few
| visitors 10 break in on the task. Sherif
Bollsweier.of Middlesex county called IN
fresh from Baltimore. The sheriff didn'
know whether To go hack
Inc ,,oveinor i-assui-i tho Shcr!H
who went away lsgging that II the Gov
ernor got an idea that Clark was NJ Il
any tricks Just 10 call up Perth Ainbo!
and hc. the sheriff would get right dow
10 baltimore There were a fcw visitor
from tho neighhorhood in tho evening
! .nd ho (,ovcruor retired early.