The sun., 1912-08-10
WILSON MAY ATTEND
MARSHALL NOTIFICATION
Great Pressure Brought to Bear
on Him by Indiana
Leaders.
POSES FOR SEVEN HOURS
The Governor and Chairman
McCOmbs Discuss Plans
at Studio.

There II a strong likelihood that Gov.
Wilson will go to Indianapolis to attend
the notification ceremonies Of the Vice.
Presidential nominee. Gov. Thomas r.
OF invitations. entreatics and almost de-
mands the Democratic nominee for the
Presidency appeared to be wavering
last night
head do,ittfully. "It Is going to inter-
fere wito some engagements I have In
New Jersey about that time. But the
demands have been very urgent. very
urgent. 1t is going to be very hard not
to Co."
The Governor had spent a seven hour
day posing for Seymour Thomas. the
artist. for the two-thirds length por-
trait Mr.. Thomas has donated to the
Democratic cause this year. lie had
been good sitter. 1t was said. main
tanning the pose ordained for him un-
complainingly.
lie had begun early in the morning
and when luncheon time came ne had
eaten his luncheon right where he had
been sitting. Immediately afterward he
reassumed his pose and was still at Il
when National Chairman william r..
McCombs arrived.
For time the artist had the spec-
tacle OF the Democratic nominee and
the national chairman talking import
ant political projects. Mr.. McCombs do
Ing most of the talking and the Gov
crnor answering ont Of the corner Of
his mouth. 1t was at that time that
Mr.. McCombs spoke of the Indian polls
trip.
The word began to come Thursday as
a matter Of fact no soon as the Der1 Hrats
of Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. Ohio ail that
section of the country read that GOV
Marshall had gone to Sea Giit TO attend
the notification ceremonies of the chief of
the ticket The burden of every MESA ge
was Let Coy. Wilson return Gov. Mar
shalis call. let him come to Indian
apols for August ~. He need not make
IL a political trip: let him play second fd-
die for just once this campaign, but let
him come.
Thomas J. Taggart and other Indian
men were represented hy IA long tee gram
W WI. .n'N OlibS NtsteTudV morning
1T will be one Of the greatest things in
the campaign. they said. this is not only
going To be "a Marshall not ificat ion. but
Is going to he great Democratic rally
for the middle west II won't be the one
speech. il will be convention of the
voters. We have already engaged the
fair grounds for it. We will have 10 NO
Democrats there and it will start the cam
paign with whoop which won't die out
by November"
Its a splendid idea said Martin ]
Wade. committeeman from Iowa. 1t will
give the Democrats out in that section OF
the country something tangible to go on. "
Comm mitteeeman Charles Bosschenstein
OF Illinois. also III the city. said it would
be a good thing
Congressman Burleson of Texas. head
Of the speakers bureau who is al Spring
Lake. was reported as in favor Of II. and
the atmosphere at Democratic head
of the lndianap polls trip
IL VIII be all up To Gov. Wilson in the
| last analysis. just as everything else in
TINS campaign Is going To be up to him
He decided the matter Of the Maine speak
ing tour on his own account in the face OF
| the pressing invitation of Mr.. Burleson
d. }. Mctiillicuddy. Senator Gardner and
Gov. Plasted
He will endeavor to sound the sentiment
of his party in the middle West and he
| will take the advice OF his closest friends
| in that section. II they say go he will go
He has an engagement with about 1O,OO,
New Jersey Democrats for the 18th. but
il he thinks he should go he will easily
arrange with State Chairman Edward T.
GrOsScup to place the date q little later.
After breakfast he walked up Sixth
avenue TO the studio to keep his engage
ment with Mr.. Thomas lie met only
one man on the avenue whom he recog
| nized and that was William Il. Hornblower
| the lawyer. who shook hands and walked
with him for block or two. No one else
| seemed to recognize in the man wearing
| brown derby hat the Democratic Presi.
| dental nominee. and the scenes following
his appearance at theatre Thursday
night were not repeated.
The Governor returned to Sea Girt or
late train last night. He has number
of engagements to-day. Among those
ia an appointment with Brooklyn dele.
CATION, the same old one which is so in.
sistent that he open the national anc
State campaign at the Academy of Music.
SEA GIRr, \. j.. Aug. 8.-(iov Wilson
returned at II a'clock tonight. Nationa
Chairman William +. McCombs accom-
panied him u the station at Jersey City
and the two men were busy taking unit
the train started.
The Governor tucked handkcrchie
in his collar and slept all the way home