Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
rhrong at Notification
Ceremony at Sea Grit
Continued from Flr.t rsss.,

1 from Jersey City is due to the fore
Thought of Mayor Wittpenn. 1t is, be-
lieved that the Mayors forethought
goes even father and that he has in
mind the G~uternatorial nomination.
But the Mayor was not the only one
from Jersey City TO pay his respects
TO the Governor today. His old enc
my, Sheriff Nicholas P. Wedin, of
Hudson County, Is here. too. He has
with him an aggregation of Wilson
rooters that he thinks is even supe-
rior TO the Mayors company Of ops.
The notification ceremonies are
marked in the governors own house
hold by a family reunion. Eleanor,
his eldest daughter. is home from
Lynn, Conn, where she has been
staying.
Relatives Are Present.
His brother, Joseph II. Wilson.
editor of the Nashville Banner. is also
here. and. SO. too, is his sister, Mrs.
Annie Howe, of Raleigh, N. C.
Mrs. Howe is accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Perrin Colhran. who
is a niece Of the governor. She. in
turn, has with her her baby daughter.
the governors grandniece.
The notification COMMITTEES came
here from New York on a special
train over the Pennsylvania railroad.
In order that there should be no
hard feelings ove the luncheon in
vitations, only members of h noti-
f1cation committee and such of their
friends as they should bring with
them were asked. There were about
sevenfy=five guests,
Crowd on Hand Early.
The crowd at the Governors house
began forming shortly after II o'clock.
Governor Main, or Virginia, was the
first of the invited guests to arrive.
He came up from the railroad sta
ton in an automobile with Chairman
Grosscup, of the State committee,
who had Joined him at Trenton. The
Governor said he left Richmond last
night and WOULD return this evening.
From the sahe- automobile in which
ne landed Charlie Gallagher, State
committeeman from Mercer county,
piled out. Adjutant-G General Wilbur
Eadler grabbed him by the hand with
a laugh as soon as he had greeted
Governor Mann, and said he was glad
to welcome him back into the fold
again.
I'm here because I'm here" said
Gallagher, "and l guess that's all
there is to IT. ! a n of the first
men to back Wilson for the governor
ship, and then l fought his presiden>
tial aspirations for all / was worth.
but he is the organization man now
ali ~;rLt o,1 TN honk with him IN
that account! -
Mr.. Gallagher didn't stay to hear
the Governors speech of acceptance
He said Mrs; Gallagher was waiting
for him in Atlantic City and he
guessed Che would leave in time to
cool off in the surf before nightfall.
Secretary of State David S. Crater
made his way to the executive cot
tage shortly. after this with Colonel
Tom Birch, of Burlington. and in the
moment they had with the Governor
the latter Whispered in hfs ear some
of the plans he is furthering for
New Jersey day or August II, when
1t is proposed to give Governor Will
son here the biggest public demon
stration ever accorded d Governor
of the Garden State .oe ~
To Invite Wilson CInbs.
As the colonel outlined the project
It will be executed through the Will
son campaign committee. of New
Jersey, of which he Is chairman. This
committee will issue special invita-
tions to all the Woodrow Wilson
clubs in the State, to the county com
mittees. the Democratic members OF
Congress and all other well-wishers
of woodrow Wilson that can be
reached.
..Our plans" said Colonel Birch,
"are to have "a gathering of New
Jersey Democrats assemble at Sea
Girt on Saturday. August II, and
extend the greetings of the home
folks to Governor Woodrow Wilson
as the Democratic candidate for
President. We win arrange special
trains and reduced rates of fare from
all points III the State. full informa-
ton about which a be had from
the local railroad agent and the
newspaper announcements that will
follow. The Governor will speak at
u noon. @~ss,-