The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-26
WILSON CUTS OUT
"C|RCLESWING;;" TO
/ TALK WHEN ASKED
Candidate VIII Make No Big
"a Campaign Tour, His
= Managers Decide.
WILL. TELL WHO PAYS.
Democratic National Commit
tee Will List Contributors
10 E%pense Fund.
WILL TELL WHO PAYS.

Gov. Woodrow Wilson viii no, make
any swing around the circle" nor will
he go on any campaign tour OF his own
or Democratic party lenders design ng.
He will accept invitations to deliver adj
dresses whenever possible. but will not
30 anywhere to speak except upon In
vitat'on. Some Of the addresses he has
planned will be non partisan in their
ns,ure.
This decision was re-, ched at n confer.
ence attended BY the Governor and his
campaign advisers at Democratic head.
quarters in the Fifth Avenue Building
to-day.
There were various reasons for this
decision. Campaign Manager McAdoo
issued q statement after the council
which merely set forth the fact. but IL
was understood from conversations with
some who had been present that y was
deemed more dlgni, for the Governor
10 spesk on Invitation only ana that. as
ne could not cover the whole country In
the time before the election. 1t would 10
better for him not TO select certain sec.
tlcns or places TO visit.
HAS A SCHEDULE OF "lNvirA.
TON" TALKS.
Those present at to-day's conference
tbtsides Gov. Wilson were:
AIR. NcAdoo. Congressman A. Mitchell
Palmer. Josephus Daniels. Col. Robert
Ewing. Rolla Wells OF 81. Louis. ma.
.tional treasurer; Henry Morgenthau.
chairman Of the Finance Committee. and
Charles r. Crane, vice-ch sirrnan OF the
same committee.
The Governor has accepted an invita-
fion TO deliver an address at the an.
nuai meeting Of the Pennsylvania State
Grange. At Williams Grove. Pa, on
THURSDAY. The Grange meetings are
among the largest gatherings of farm
srs In the United States.
Other acceptances up to date are AZ
follows:
Buffalo. on Labor Day. upon the In
vith;ion Of the United Trades aad Labor
Council OF that city.
Atlantic CITY, Sept 10. at the Spanish
War Veterans meeting.
syracuse. n. u. Sept. II, at the State
Fair.
New York. Sept II. at the dinner OF
the WorkinGmen's Wilson and Marshall
Club.
scranton. Pa. Sept 10, at the cere.
monies attendant upon the notification
OF the Democratic State candidates in
Pennsylvania.
candidate Wilson now has several
Diner invitations under consideration.
tfis acceptances will be announced rs
soon as they are made at Democratic
headquarters
The Governor breakfasted with Mr..
MeAdoo at the University Club to-day.
He appeared IN excellent health and
spirits on his arrival at headquarter..
After the conference there he took the
aLu train for Sea Glrt.
0usHEs TO SEA oiRT WITHOUT
BAGGAGE.
The conference lasted until no near h,s
srain time and the Governor left In
such haste that he forgot his vaiise. II
vas found q few inmates later by Mr..
mcAdoo and there was considera ole
amusement at headquarters, as the dow.
'ernor had quite u little difficulty with
his baggage. his suitcases having been
purloined recently.
directed by newspapermen as he dashed
out OF the conference room. Gov. Wilson
o' e"'''"s III sorry, put i maven
time TO say q word. I'll have TO use
every instant to catch my train"
M. McAdoo. In announcing the de-
cision a. TO the candidates campaign
epesches. also said that on or before
sept. 10 the National Committee would
make public q list OF all contributions
received.
From time TO time untn election"
eaid Mr.. McAdoo. similar statements
Wiu be made The reason none Will
pe issued earlier IN that many of the
etste Finance Committees have not
completed their organizations"
The campaign manager added: I'VE
are glad to say that MIR. McCombs IA
Improving, and we hope he may return
20 his desk within two or three weeks
The reports OF friction are n cruel
Injustice to Mr. McCombs. No man
could be more highly appreciated by
his associates"
Mr. Mccombs Is suffering from an
attack OF nervous Indigestion and his
physician advised n rest.
Congressman Palmer talked freely
after the conference about the situa-
zion In Pennsylvania. lie said:
at doesn't take more than a kin.
dergarten knowledge OF arithmetic to
figure how ''ings are going. Since the
Fllnn-Nsn lkenburg exposures. Taft
~ r"'i 20 IN strength There are
f'Co Republican votes In Pennsyl-
wanna. 1 think that Roosevelt and
Taft will now split about even. That
means Wilson will carry the State by
100000 or 10000 plurality.
Finn is demanding that the regular
republican nominees for Congress sign
pledges 10 support Roosevelt and his
platform II they are elected. Very few
" any OF the regular nominees VIII
align Ghose pledges and Finn says ne
Wi put Bull Moose candidate In every
District where such rctusal II made.
"in, several districts. tho Republic N
Conrrctsman only got IN last time by
. .risjorlty OF less than 10 In halt
fcxen other dis ricts the majority
was less than 2,ooo. 50. 10 Filan carries
oct lis threat ara there are two Be
ps4ilcan candidates In each district.
y consider that the Democra = viii be