The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-16
WILSON WILL NOT
OISCUSSNEW YORK
Nominee Is Grimly Silent on
Political Situation in
Empire State.
STARTS ON TRIP TO WEST
In Speeches Will Discuss Prin-
cipally the Tariff and
Trusts.

On Board Governor Wilson's Special
Car. Harrisburg. Pa. September Is
GrtnIy silent on the New York state
situat- ton, but turning his eyes ex-
pectant!y westward, Governor Wood
row wilson travelled through Pennsyl-
vanis tonight en- route to Iowa, South
Dakota Minnesota and Michigan.
Il have nothing more to say at pres
emit" was the candidates reply to
questions concerning he contest for
the guberna,oriaI nomination In New
York He Governor said he proba'
bly, would open up on more issues OF
the campaig. than before. on his trip
-hich is the first to the middle West.
He sad he expected to discuss pr'n-
cipaIly. however. the tariff and the
trusts. The Governor has prepared
tie speech he is 10 deliver on Fri
day at Columbus In connection with
the opening of the Ohio campaign.
The Abandoned Issues is the sisie
he has given to 1t.
You know Mr. Roosevelt and Mr.
Taft incontfnentIy have abandoned the
tariff and the trusts to u.s." smiled the
Governor, probably because their
platforms present no arguabie ground
Governor Wilson motored early In
the afternoon from SeaGirt to Trenton,
where he boarded the Especial car
" tich is to carry him throughout the
campaign
Thirteen Again Prevails-
The Governor was quick to note
ltnar his lucky number-thirteen-pr
vailed in his party. for besides him.
self and secretary there are nine cor
respondents and two steno~raphers-
The Governors youthful cousin, Fitz-
william Mackmaster woodrow, of Co
lumbia. :. c.. rode with him from Sea
girt to Trenton Young Woodrow en-
tiers Princeton University as fresh
man next week and came to get few
tips on university life from the former
president Of the institution.
The Governor announced tonight
the Iowa itinerary.
He viii arrive at Sioux City. iowa
Tuesday morning. Speaking At the In.
terstate Fair during the Gay, put nas
arranged now to speak At night a.
Sioux Falls. S. D.
They pressed SO hard AZ Sioux
Falls to have Us stop these," said the
Governor. that We simply had 70 az
it, They even have arranged spe'
,cial train TO carry US on to Minneapo'
lis and ST. Paul"
nesota on Wednesday. the Governor
will speak a. Detroit on Thursda,
and Columbus on Fricay, returning u
Seagirt on Saturday.
WIN Vet stand fer DIE
Seaei-t. " J.. september l3.-I'
Governor John A. Dix. of New YORK
insists on remaining a candidate fol
reelection In spite OF the warn'ne
sounded at Syracuse by Governor
woodrow wilson 4pd IL Leaoer Mu'
ply insists upon keeping DIX In ths
field az n candidate. II 10 very prob
able that Governor Wilson will PIT
New York on his schedule for on'
or more speeches. and have something
definite to say.
Friends Of Governor Wilson called
attention TO the pareilel of Governor
Wilson'S opening up on Boss Aur'
phy in New York and his OPENING up
two years ago. on Boss Smith In New
Jersey. In the New Jersey case. Gov
erncr wilson frst expressed Prtvate
Is to his friends his wish 70 nave
senator smith KEEP out OF the racs
for reelection TO the senate. Thei
he sent word to smith that ne wouio
have something TO say u he persisted
IL was several months after ne nrs'
indicated what his views was eefc'.
Governor Wilson was hitting inc heru
blows that put Smith out OF the run
ming.
the Governors friends foresee In the
New York situation . tendency tha'
srst expressed Itself In the hint 90
Governor wilson's friends in View fosk
that the people looked TO him to stano
By progressive principles. that then
took the form Of the hint 20 Murphy
:: that Governor Wilson expecsed only
pyoe.essives- 20 be nominated IN al
the States. and that hnai1y found ex'
preston In Governor wilson's nanifee-
fassen % disgust with the eonduct OF
the bosses at Syracuse
Governor Wilson believes In opensns
a Sehs slowly. 20 ~ not 90 get out Of
breath before " 10 over. We has m
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