The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-05

the Baltimore convention, will be here
tomorrow to arrange date and place
for the formal notification,
Governor Wilson will ask that it
take place here and almost any day
will suit him. He has decided not to
| write the customary letter OF accept
anee and to include everything he has
to say in formal speech of accept
ance.
More perfect weather or more pic
turesquc setting for the visit OF the
members Of the national committee,
their wives and friends, could not have
obtained
Committee at Sea Girt.
The official list Of those who were
here follows:
John b. Sanford California. Thomas
j. McCue, Colorado; Homer s. Cum
MINIS, Connecticut; Willard Salisbury,
Delaware: Charles Boeschenstcin, Hi
nols: Thomas Tagpari, Indiana f. NJ.
D. Wade, Iowa: William r. Sapp, Kan
sas: John c. Mayo, Kentucky; Robert
Ewing, Louisiana: j. Fred Talbot,
Marvland; f.. J.. Jones, Maine; John
W. Coughlin. Massachusetts,: Edwin q.
wood, Michigan: Ed F. Coltrn. MIS-
souri,: !. Bruce Kremer, Montana; +.
I. Hall. Nebraska: Eugene E. Reed,
New Hampshire: ,losephus Daniels,
North Carolina: William r. King, Ore
gon; George w Greene. Rhode Island:
=. +. Jillman. South Carolina: R. Z. d.
Mountcastle Tennessee; Cation Sells,
Texas: William r. Wallace. Utah;
Thomas S Browne, Vermont: John r.
Osborne. wyoming: A. i Dalv, Alas
E. Manley. Philippine Islands; Robert
S. Hudspeth. New Jersey: A. Mitchell
Palmer. Pennsylvania: Joseph T. Da.
vies. Wisconsin: Fred B. Lynch Min
nesota.
Greets His Visitors.
The first automobile to arrive from
the station brought Chairman Norman
+. Mack, Secretary Woodson, James
w. Riley and several ladies, The par.
ty, was halted by the photographers, and
when ready to alight Governor Wilson
was by the roadway to extend his
greeting, Next came Senator Tillman
and party. then Tom Taggart and Mrs.
Iaggart, Roger Sullivan and 40 on in
the order named.
The greeting extended to the old
posses could not have been more sim
cerely cordial. and responses were made
IN IN, the same generous spirit.
w hen all had arrived the party sim
ply flowed into the veranda and there
overflowed in the direction of hos.
pital tent and the shade of a beautifnl
weeping willow tree, where buffet
was ready to serve.
Let 1t be. known that the official
guests and their wives partook heartily |
OF the dainty viands placed at their |
disposal, but nothing stronger than
lemonade and coffee was served in
liquid form,
Senator Tillman Filicitous.
As Senator Ben Tillman, leaning
heavily upon the arm of a Younger |
TREND, passed Mrs. Wilson, who re-
NAMED by the side of her husband |
heard:
am sure You will be the next lady |
of the White house. only desire to
i've long enough to see your husband |
After making her acknowledgements
TO the South Carolina senator, Mrs.
Wilson turned to some one else. Sena-
:or Tlllman started to move away, but
turned back and grasped her hand |
again, saying:
. And i am sure he will be elected. -
During the luncheon Governor Wilson
mingled freely with his guests, and |
WAS to be seen talking first with one
group of men and then with another.
Going over to Roger Sullivan, he
stretched out his hand and said, 50 all
'ould hear:
How do you do, sir7 I can never
'orget Illinois, -
Sullivan Sees Victory.
Mr.. Sullivan introduced Charles
the new committeeman
rom Illinois, and left the two together.
Walking over to where party of cor
respondents were standing, Mr.. Snlli-
7an announced:
He's a wonder, and there is nobody
n sight who can keep him from winning
his year.
When Tom Taggart found time to
express himself, he said:
"We come TO see the new boss. and
will stay until he lets us go"
"What do YOU expect to take ND
lere7' Mr., Taggart was asked
"That will depend on what he wants
is to do.
Practically Select McCombs.
Governor Wilson tonight met a mum.
Der Of national committeeman at the