New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-28
Won't Give Yachts Name.

Won't Give Yachts Name.
Mr. gumulty. would not give the name
Of the yacht on which the Governor was
cruising. neither would he tell the name
81 1fp owner. II was learned, however,
That the yacht belongs 20 a close friend
and ASSOCIATE OF the Governor, who for
Some time has been interested In his can
didaey for President
Mrs. Wilson and two daughters, are on
the yacht with the Governor. II Is also
reported that Dudley Field Malone lie
with the party.
Tfe3 state now has & Republican GOV
ernor in the person Of John D. Prince,
president OF the New Jersey Senate,
Senator Prince is professor Of Semitic
'auguagee at Columbia and lives at Ring
wood. Passac County.
New Jersey has no Lieutenant Gov
.rnor and every time the real Governor
leaves the state his place Is taken by the
president of The Senate. Senator Prince
mas frequently served in this capacity N
'he last year.
II was said at the executive offices here
that the Governor had expected to be
- geYe. tQ;dax 10 meet the delegation Of
. .SfdpElSh DerpQdrgts' who we're coming
SEQ urge him 10 open the New York cam
naign in their baiiwick. Early this morn
ing. however. the Governors secretary
was discovered running for the telegraph
emit and a few minutes afterward no an.
nounped that he had sent word 70 the
McCooey followers not to come, as the
sG6yEInor had decided 10 remain away
until Monday.
: TWarsrp Matter Causes Concern.
The mix-up IN Congress over the appgo-
toRatons fol- new battleships is giving the
Governors friends much concern, the
more so because Representative Burleson,
chairman Of the Democratic caucus, lie q
member of Governor Wilson's little CO.
Ierie OF advisers hit. Burlesoh has
Joined with Speaker Clark and other Op-
ponents Of an adequate navy In defeating
she appropriation for additional battle.
ships, and this despite the fact that the
Democratic platform as adopted at Balti,
more pledges the Democratic party TO
provide for an adequate navy.
- AW;hst's got into Burleson?" asked one
Of the Governors friends to-day. Has
ne so soon forgotten about tho Baltimore
ylatform2"
bt- was .intimated, however. that Mr.
r Burhsson would hear something " the
meeting Of the Governors Campaign COM
mittee on Monday that will make him
hasten to Washington and use the '. hip
sou Ats DeEnGcratic colleagues Mr.. Burle-
son IS a member OF this committee. Some
VI the Governors friends were madden
,han hornets tonight at the thought that
Mir BgflSsah had allowed his Democratic
colleagues 70 act as they did on the bat
ueship question, and thus let the news
go forth over the country that the Demo-
cratsf had "repudiated the first plank In
the BaItim.y1 platform that was pvt up
10 him:
1t is also. probable that Representative
a. Mitchell Palmer. of Pennsylvania, an
other one Of Governor Wilson's advisers,
also a ,memben, of his campaign commit
tes will be called to account by his asso-
ciates at the meeting in New York On
Monday, because OF the attitude of his
Democratic colleagues in the House on
the battleshp question.
Additional interest was given TO the
'baitfeship mix-up by the news to-day
that Lewis Nixon would visit Governor
Wilson at Trenton on Tuesday 10 urge
MIN r. take hand In. the squabble Mr..
Nixon is known as an earnest advocate of
a well equipped and adequate navy. as
we'll as an lS-csrat Democrat, and In his
talk with the Governor at the State
House will urge him as the leader OF the
Democrats Of the nation to jump In and
81. show the kind Of leader he is by whip
2 ping the "rAcalcitrant Democratic Con-
preparation for new battleships. ..
To See Congressman Redfed.
or Wednesday the Governor will have
Representative William c. Redneld. Of
Brooklyn, as a visitor, and 1t is stated
that the object of the Brooklyn Congress
mans call is to go over that part OF Gov
ernor Wilson's speech OF acceptance
which touches on the taTif. The Gov
ernbr has a high opinion OF Mr. Red
fields qualifications as q tariff expert,
and more than once In public speeches
has praised him. .. -
Governor Wilson and Mr. Redfield spoke
together on the tariff at recent dinner
of the Democratic Club of New York, and
the Governor was enthusiastic In his
ursise of the attitude iof the Brooklyn
Congressman,
Senator T.. u. Smith, Of South Caro-
INA. has an appointment with the Gov
ernor at Trenton on Tuesday. NO sig
nihcsnce is attached to Senator Smiths
Walt Txcept perhaps, In view OF the