The sun., 1912-07-07
Democrat In the United States. I have

Democrat In the United States. I have
not seen him since the convention nor
have heard from him except over the
telephone, therefore | bear no message.
hrH you will find Clark ont working for
the ,ickc, a. hard a. any Of them.
II will be "A good hard fight with the
tariH and the trusts "a the big issie."
Mr.. bell came along little earlier than
Mr.. james
u am going back to California said
Mr.. Bell. after he had finished u cordial
chat with the Governor. and will pu,
b"hind MI. W ilsOn he same people who
saved 80 lova.iv 10y clark. oar stat"
w"ht 3 To for tls"n Wcnailed his banner
70 the mas. and Tough, ii OUT until he ship
went down. Now We are just "a strong
Tor Wilson "a We were for Clark.
We have 20 hand IL 20 the managers
OF Mr.. Wilson's campaign tor ihe way
they did things They were skilfui and
ad"ot fighters and they won magniti-
cent VI, tory. W" hdrbor no Ill feeling
IF we suspected for a minute that
w IIson was III any way respoi s.hie Tor
Bryan we would never come 10 hun. ""
got 10 10 hacn to my state and tel! the
people that Wilson does not mean Bryan
or Bryanism We stood bv lark to the
very last only because OF Bryan's out =
rngcois attack upon him. nut l watched
he convention proceedings closely: and
am III n position to say that the Wilson
forces had nothing to do with Bryan's $
slaughter Of Clark"
TsriT nia issu-. says wtIson.
The Governor ha made a resolution not
To talk about national questions until his
speoCn ot acceptance, but the utteranCes
of Theodore Roosevelt seem very nearly
to havS got a rise out OF him During
conversation this afternoon the Cover
nor suddenly interjected
"Of course the tariff will lie the do,ni-
nant issue. II will not be the sole issue.
OF course. but il will be the most import
ant Undoubtedly the tariff is the centre
of the problem OF the trusts and Of the
present cost of living. As a matter OF
fact il il inierlaced in public questions Of
All kinds. 4 ma jority Of the trust qties-
uons hnve arisen out of the tarlh slt'a
tion. The minute Won start from the
/ centre the tariff problem you go into
the trust question.
, Tho Governor lntimated that his atti-
1 tude toward the trusts will be long two
lines The first will ts. as to the oppor-
T tunities of the trusts due TO the tariff
and the second will be- the performan ces
of the trusts due 10 the trusts themselves
or their otiicerS
Then T." said that during the day he
had received as many "a a dozen letters
CONTAINING CpntTlD'WlbU- u IToI1 Cd w Sl'h
Ina said the Governor. "pleases me
great $ recau-" II IL my idea of the right
kind "i a campaign fund. | think the
CDntrIhgt ionS should come III small
amounts from unsolicited sources"
Tn. Governor added that he will no;
make any political speeches or forrna
uttnrance~ on the campaign until after
the notification, when a plan will b'
adoptnd which will ba understood by the
entire PARTY. He is therefore declining
all invitations for tho present He goes tc
Atlantic CITY Tuesday evening. however
for the Building and Loan Associat ion
banquet on the following evening. This
> will give him free night at the seash ore
which viii no pretty we'll taken up with
other business.
! Mr.. Cndcrwooi's request to know
whethnr tha Governor wanted anything
: out Of Congress came late this afternoon
! in the form of a letter II was as follows,
, ! ain N rsc"ip' Of vour rind telegram
/ this morning ana wish ~ thank you tor the
! kindly words YOU say in reference 10 mv@"lt
I | feel sure Won VIII he sl"c'.d frcs'don'
nex' November ana am vi,d - render any
aid in my power 20 accomplish the desired
result A. floor leader Of 'h. party N the
! House nj Representatives | wish to say tC
you that o',r action between now and the
| time Of al ournment may affec' IN" cam
/ paign and | hope vou will not hesitate tc
/ advise with me freely a. 10 anv matters
! transpiring IN Washington which vou may
con, der essential tor the good o! the ca. =.
Iiuh Words From, Onto.