The sun., 1912-07-07
7. R. AND TARIFF,
WILSON ISSUES
Ollie James Says Colonel
Will BE Fought With
l,is Own Fire.
TOTIFICATION AUG. :
Governor Will Then Outline
Plan and Basis of
Campaign.
To MEET TRUST PROBLEM
Congress Waits Word From
Nominee Before Acting Fur
thrr on Legislation.
To MEET TRUST PROBLEM

So, tiiET. july Gov. Woodrow Viii
son Will bc notified that he has been nom
mated for the Presidency bv the Demo
cratic party at Sea Girt at ? clock in the
afternoon Of August :
OH" James Of Kentucky. permanent
chairman Of tn. Baltimore convention
arrived to-day and the date was arranged
in very short tim" Incidentally tho
visit of Mr.. James brought forth severa I.
other important faces
one is that the tar,n. to which will he
ascribed all bad trusts all high cost of
living and other economic misfort,,nos
Will ha the main battle cry Of the Demo-
Gratis this year. and second fact is that in
the campaign that is 10 come a special
object of attack will be Theodore Roose-
veh and his third party movement. Sem
ator James himself is responsible for this
statement and he summed up the situation
when he announced
Theodore Roosevelt will he well taken
care Of when the campaign starts"
senator James. while disclaimirg any
special knowledge on the subject. docs not
think the third party movement can c,i.
any important figure in an aggressive
Democratic campaign, but II must be .
Gr'ssive. he insisted
There will I've nothing on which Dnosa-
velt can 60 before the country tha, will
not be advocated and meant 10y the Dem
ocrats, MIR. James intima,ed. II he calls
for high tariff he will be following con-
servative Republicans and IL no calls for
low tariff he will find himself using the
Wilson speciality. it was cont.nded There
will be nothing lef, in his fight but his in
tcresting personally
Colncident with the visit of the Demo-
cratic convention chairman WIS that Of
Theodore 4 Bell of California VINO was a
rampant Clark man AZ ,he convent ion and
incidentally a strong advocate fcr Alton
r Parker. Mr.. Rell told tho Governor
that California will work hard fc- Wilson
hecause il does not believe that Wilson
had anything TO do with the Bran at
tacks upon Clark. which he called out
r1geois, and further that California does
not believe that Wilson stands for Bryan
rr Brvanisn,. ~ California believed that
It would work for some other man.
in"re is no DOUBT tha, Mr. Bell is az
bitter toward Mr.. BRYAN as any man
can be. even if he was the Temporary
chairman of inc 1908 convention and
strong Bryan worker at that time.
Congress Asks Wilson's Advice.
The third important development of the
day came in "A letter from Oscar Und.r-
wood in which the Democratic majority
leader requested that the Governor let
the House Of Representatives know what
ne would like to have done or wha, he
would like 10 have left undone between
this tim" and adjournment There is no
doubt that the Democratic belief in the
Wilson leadership at the present time
extends TO Congress as well As to every
other point in the Democracy
Mr.. James arrived at Sea Girt shortly
after o'clock and left at 4 after a two
and half hours conference with Gov.
Wilson. Both the Governor and Mr..
James agreed that they talked about the
Craftsmanship and the campaign plans.
as we'll a. the notification date. but neither
would 60 into details except as to the
notification.
1t looks as though Mr.. James is a
McCombs man: he said he would be il he
were National Committeeman in any
event. After he had come out Of the
conference Mr.. James talked little.
The Governor will be notified here
AT O'Clock Of the afternoon of August
=" he said There will be- not much
ceremony. but the meeting will he most
important. Of course. The Governor >
speech Of acceptance will lay the ground
work for the campaign. 1t will set forth
his views and Interpretation of the plat
form and will indicate upon which lines
he will lsa fob Tknra xxy,lI
he much else. | will make a speech Of not j.
fcation and present the platform to him;
he will answer"
The notification committee the chair
man said Will meet in the Hotel Imperial,
New York city. on the morning Of August
and come TO sea Girt in body The com
rni'tee will disband Immediately after
ne ceremonies
After Mr. James had said he did not
care 10 talk about men mentioned for the
'aairmanship some one asked him
"aether he had observed William r.
NcConbs IN action At Baltimore.
Yes said he, Il did watch Mr.
IA combs closely. He proved himself
great organizer and young man Of
W"rderfui executive ability"
! do no: care TO discuss the situation
er''Pt generally. he added, but il seems
70 - tnn' The committee should choose
man who l. personally acceptable 10
~ Governor who in short is the Gov
'.nor's choice | would do that il ! were
'prnmi'tecman
How about tho third party" the
S"na' or elect was asked
see. Benefit In TRIANGLE Fight.
:! Go moi know, il docs not seem as
Tough anybody knows what strength
= "ll have Roosevelt Is a strong cam
iaener and he can only be fought by "A
."npaign equally a. strong. bur | am
.H med TO believe that in any event The
hr"e onrncred fight will ho for The benefit
ol Gov Wilson, Some R&publirans will
Nhn' 20 get rid Of Taft, some will 10
"q.aly do'eruin ed ~ get rid OF Roosevelt
10 viii h" blaming the other for present
dAY conditions the tariff. the trusts, The
h'Sh cost ~ llS lnE. for after all the third
t4r'H Is nolhing but an adjunct Of the
f"J n"i'tn party. ] know this. ] have
~ heard single Democrat say that
. ~" 90, e.pi.uit ~" ticket and haN -
tNGd Of many Republicans who WI!
vc'' 'or wilson