The sun., 1912-07-21

Tho Democrat ic members from The
South don't conceive of any trouhln for
tho ticket in their section this year so
il has been planned that every Congress
man from the old line States when he
get. back home in August shall inn
incdiatcly start a popular subscription in
his district. a ;. 10 and 81 cent >nhscrip-
ton with no particular limit. which ih"
Governor regards as the ideal Of
getting money
We're going TO work hard said Mr..
liardwick. "and we know il will help
out This money will bc sent straight
to campaign headquarters in New York
for the Use of the committee in whatever
manner il sees III
Representative Gregg Of Pennsylvania
followed the two men from the South and
remained long enough to say that he
thought Pennsylvania was sure for the
Democrats this fall.
he Republicans won't stand that raw
deal they got AT Chicago" said he. They
will vote for you 10 rebuke the bosses
Charles Y. Fornes had another hand
shake and then came I,ttle Of New DER
seY. Ashhrook Of Ohio. traVers of Arkan-
las and Ihav"r If Massachusetts, who
showed symptoms ono" ~ being a Demo
cratic inslrgent but thought better Of
IL Mr., Ashhrook and all the other Ohio
men told tn" Governor that Ohio was
not doubtful this year b,r il would be
" very pphl IillhE " Inc 'IDNP1TloT WOuIu
do little speaking out there.
I'VE want you ON around Chillicoth".
said he. "lou know your father was
married there and h" ran Il paper there.
The Governor shook hands again on that
and said If he spoke anywhere he would
speak in Ohio, which meant that he il,
going 10 take n swing around that State
some time in October,
McDerinott and Gallagher of Chicago
and Driscoll of Buffalo. y. Y. had their
turn, aud then Representative A. j. Sab
bath Of Chicago had a chat all 10y himself
MIR. Sahath had something on his mind
when he came here and h" wanted To
free himself This concerned pre-
nomination attack on Wilson because
of the lower and mcaner sort Of people"
phrase in the Wilson history Of the A,ner-
can peoples, Mr.. Saba wanted to
know just what was meant 10y it,
ExpImins "LOwrr aud Ncancs."
The Governor told him the expression
did not refer to any race or nation, but
was used Of IA class of p"opl" 10 b" found
in every race and every nation tn" k.nd
who We're stimulated to "mlgrat" hv IN.
steamship agents Of the old country
These PERSONS, the Governor said. were
the kind who came 10 this country and
sought to take the Jobs Of the better
members of their own race.
Il SEQ it now" said Nr Sahath. :"
am mighty glad had that talk; it will
clear up u whole lot for my district
just at this time il was seen that there
was a sudden all for automobiles and
other convcyances by groups of IN" Con
gressnen They had met The Governor.
had spoken their little pieces and they
wanted to see the ocean
Speaker Clark was among the first 10
go. Tie climbed into AN automobile with
his son Bennett and they noiorcd up
To the home of Cot. Georg" Harvey al
bea Beach where Miss Genevlevo Clark,
the Speakers daughter - visitor
Others went up 10 see what Ashury Park
| looked llka and one delegation from the
middle West departed demanding loudly
10 he taken some place where they could
! get real HOLSTERS and soft CLANS Gov
elect Robinson Of Arkansas. who is still