Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-08

One of the most important mon
In the Wilson camp here lis William
MeComb, a New York lawyer,
through whose Nefforts the Wilson
headquarters were established In
New York. Mr.. MeComb Was recog-
nized as a sort of genefalissimo of
1.-THE Hilsonites. He has had many
conferences with prominent Demo-
Icrats from all over the country. Mr..
IMeComb and Governor Wilson were
closeted together for quite some
time this afternoon
The Attacks ON Governor.
ssThe recent attacks upon Gov
ernor Wilson in connection with his
relations with Colonel Harvey and
fCoIonel Bryan" said Mr.. MeComb
this morning, "are but q part ct the
Idynamiting process vlnsrlfnted by
Wall street against the Governor.
IThey have utterly failed OF their
mark, However, they are significant
in the fact that they show to what
| extremes those who are opposing
Governor Wilson will go to damage
him as a Presidential candidate, and
they shov too, that Wall street and
tho big interests recognize the tree
mandnaus strength OF Governor VIII
son with the people and are deter
mined to weaken it by hook or
lcrooK. An astonishing fact In D ii
nection with these attacks 10 that
we know absolutely that Of them
emanated from the White House
Chairman Grosseup's Statement.
In an interview today Mr.. Gross
Icup said:
There is no doubt whatever that
New Jersey VIII send an undivided
delegation to the Democratic Natign-
., con ~cnaioa, pteageu 10 the uomtn4
alton of Governor Wilson. The in
terest manifested by Democrats Of
fall walks In life tn his behalf is
truly ~refnarkable, as Is evidenced by
the presence here in Washington OF
large and Influential delegations
from every county in the State. With
the arrival of each new delegation
1.-THE enthusiasm increased and will
SON is the name heard on all sides
as the Standard Bearer of Demoe-
raey IN the approaching campaign.
Il have received complete detail
sd reports from every county in
New Jersey and are unanimous In
declaring that delegates pledged to
4 RYOk Gi llG1 Yft4DSA Wall 0& S&E%LC0 81
1.-THE primaries In May, practically un-
opposed.
an Essex county che much-her-
aided opposition Of the Smith-Nu-
gent machine is rapid1v dssintegrct-
ling and will entirely disappear be-
fore the primaries under the increasr
ing impetus OF the enthusiastic sem
ltiment."
r-~ua.4xax - ~.aunfnsren hn~- o~e
Mayer Fl. Otto Wittpenn and Sher-
III H. Peter Wedin, of Jersey City;
former Judge Howard Carrows
Counselor William g. French, Will
ian j.. Kraft and Sheriff Nowrey, OF
Camden; DIR. O. g. Bcgardns. Key
port. Mayor Edwin w. Packer. Long
Branch; Mayor George Hampton and
George Elmer, B~Tidgstcn; Assembly.
man Maeksey. Newark former SEN
ator Terhune, MatawaHs Judge Mel
son ". DUNCAN SomerviIie. State
Committeeman William II. Davis
land Counselor William T. Boyle
ICanden; State Assessor charles u
Hendricksou, Jr., and former Judge
Mark II. Sullivan. Jersey City; State
committeeman David s. Crater and
Icounty Solicitor r. ". Lawrence
IFreshold; w Fl. Campbell, Ocean
City; Assemhlymaa August g
sIreitwnlf, New Brunswick: G. A
McEfhohne, Camden; former ASSEM-
tblymaa Albert Bum, OF Morris Gun
ltys William L. Maldron and II. Fur
Imam Hooper, Trentons Mayor J
IThompsan Baker, founder of Wild
wood Senator William G.. Geb-
hardf. OF Clinton: state Committee
man ID. r. Plat, Englewcods As.
~sembiyman George A. IsaMcntes o.
somerset, Mayer CroHEn. OF Bay
tonne: Mayor IT. w. Doanelly, oi
Trenton; State Committeeman
IThemag Finn, Paterson; Assembly
imam s~taerwaad. FIoboksn: Secretary
AbsaIom, OF the Burlington eounts
1eommiIIae; Asseutbfyman Efmei
IGeran, MaEawan: Sheriff John ~
Ayres. Salem. Commissioner Ms1
liam T.. Dffl. Paterson: Judge Char
Eanee L.. Cole, Atlantic City; Mayor
fSEein, Elizabeth; former SheriE
|Hendee, WIIdwoeds Judge 3. C
IWaddington, wocsatown; Commits
I~sIoner frank Hague, Jersey City
and Cooperation Counsel WarreG
Dlxsun. Of Jersey City.
Has Postponed siszs.