Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
WILSON GOING TO
N .F0RC ONFAB
! WITH MCOMBS
Discord Within Cam
paign Committee
Is Reported.
M THAT M'ADOO IS
TO BE ~WCE-CHAlRMAN
Governor Said to Be Annoyed
by Delay in Canvass for
Contributions.

SEA GIRT, Aug. Ex-Governor Will
o had appointments today with
several State Senator's from South
Carolina members of the dele
cation from that State to the Balti-
more convention.
Late in the day Governor Wilson
will go to New York for a confer
ence with National Chairman, William
+. McCombs, when the details of
the campaign will be N ssed. He
will pass Sunday in New York, re-
turning here Monday.
1t has been semi-oficially an
nounced that William G. McAdoo has
been decided upon for vice-chairman
of the campaign committee. and that
two additional vice-chairmen, n to
have. charge of the Chicago head
quarters and another for the West,
will be named later.
There have been persistent rumors
OF discord among the members of the
campaign committee. The Governors
dctcIiluldliOD 10 go W INtW 1JIk Wds
made at the conclusion of two weeks
CT inaction on the part of the coln-
mittee, which had been expected to
get down to earnest business within
a day or two after it was organized,
July 10, &
runa 70 nat. on,y $40 ooo
n, 10 ba,,evsa tbat IN. c-oyernor 10
ennoved ~ TIC comm;ttoe,s failure 70
arree IN /. tAeas,rer ara a tinance
comnnittee ,ha ras,,1+ 10 ,,b;cb hos
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The names OF Herman pidder .nd
Henry Moreentbau have been man
toned for the post of, treasurer
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ar.
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panie,s so4hat the 1.ttar oa,,d o.tes,
tha nst tr.in ator NJ WI M
Do,;aIs ,,;scaa tb;s tra;r 90 uras
Obliged to remain at the LITTLE
White House, over night.
.Ton,s sneecb a waiI.o
rba on,v other nrominent visitors
10 arrive Yesterday were Senators
Robinson. Of Texas. and Hoke Smith.
Of Georgia National Committeeman
Edward L.. Goltra. of Missouri. and
Representative Henry Clayton, of
Alabama.
Senators Smith and Culberson said
they had merely made social visits.
Congressman Clayton was full of
President Taft's speech Of accept
ance when he came out of Little
White House"
The stand-pat Republicans" he,
VIII ma very nttle consolation
in President Tafts speech. 1t was a
wall q lamentation, which could not
be surpassed by Jeremiah himself.
5ltSwas a clear Confession OF defeat.
There was not a rallying cry nor a
cafEto arms in the Whole document.
But we Democrats do not nave TO en-
gage in debate with President Taft.
The Republicans are doing the de-
batting themselves.
SAYS 1t Looks Bad for G. o.. r.
81, Congress- a Granddaughter under-