The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-11-07


ana Dr.. Wiley. having been a Wilson
supporter, Il being heralded a. the
yf,rure head Of the department where
ne formerly held forth as a pure food
expert of some distinction.
Many names are mentioned without
any attempt to place the men In the
Governors list. There is just a feel
ing that these men are Of the kind and
sufficiently representative Of different
sections Of the country TO come under
the Governors notice when he decides
70 pick his heads Of departments.
Among these men are Henry Moreen-
thau. who might go TO the Treasury;
A. Mitchell Palmer. who has been re-
elected to Congress from Pennsylvania
and who fought all over the State for
Wilson: Rollo Wells. who came out OF
Missouri to take care Of the campaign
finances; f. NJ. Mouse of Texas. Homer
H. Cummings Of Connecticut. Robert s.
Hudspeth of Jersey City. Judge Martin
]. Wade Of Iowa. Representative Albert
g. Burleson Of Texas and Mayor Newton
d. Baker Of Cleveland. Joseph p.
Tamulty II regarded as likely TO he
secretary TO the President after March 4.
Nevertheless, II may be stated that
UQ1C8S nc CnduScG III ttlc dltltuue
he has assumed in New Jersey with
DSpect TO appointments Gov Wilson
I'M name his own Official family and
Nfl surprise A.lot Of his advisers when
- dos.
Y Among Ghe first Of the kilograms
t14ch were handed to the Governor this
Turning was that from William Jen-
t004B Bryan. who had sent him n mes
- -IA IaA ~ ,tvh hA
11N This time he said ''1 am glad to
Ntport that you have carried my State
~ Of Lincoln and my precinct. Your
I 3uocees here adds to my enjoyment OF
sour national victory
Cryins far from Lincoln TO the Man.
6tAn Hotel came this rom George W
;1orkins. chairman Of the executive com.
lnsattee Of tfye National Progressive party:
tYOu hAve won a great victory. Per.
snf me to congratulate you very
Noaftily."
6peakor Champ Clark wrote out from
T 16Viing Green. Mo-: "'Twas a sreat
tOoctory. Congraf1ilati to you and the
Ountry."
Oscar ". Underwood. leader Of th<
hR3or1ty in tho House Of Representa-.
ev0s, sent this telegram: you havs
Mun Q wonderful victory for the Demo.
!, cfuksc party. congratulate you on the
reosult and you have my sincere bes
Wishes for q successful administration
,O8 the affairs of our Government"
John Franklin Fort, VINO was Gov
0nCr Of New Jersey before Gov. VIII
oon and VINO led the Progressive forcei
"a this State. said that no moro sincere
end hearty congratulations would b
sent on the Governors election thai
those which he conveyed ana he knew
ths country was'to have a great Presi
dent.
Oths~s who wired their fsffcttationi
Wero Senator elect Ofiie James Of Ken
tucly. Thomas Nelson Page. Bishol
McFaul Of Trenton. Senator Aue'
Pomerene Of Ohio. John Hays Ham
mond, Gov. Frederick w. Plaisted o
Maine. George b. Mcclellan. Henr!
George. Jr-Perry Belmont, Judge Alto1
b. Parker, Gov. Foss Of Massachusetts
Gov. Harmon of Ohio. William Ran
dolph Hearst. who cabled from Madrid
Spain: Mayor Carter H. Harrison o
Chicago, Senior Osmena Of the Philip
Pine Assembly. who sent two:, Ma,
Irwin. who IL an actress; Molly Nc
Intyre. also an actress: George Foste
Peabody, Senator Gore Of Oklahoma
Martin H. Glynn. Senator Luke Leo o
Tennessee and hundreds Of others from
Maine to California.
Gov. Dix also sent q message. but
couldn't be located when It was aske
for. Up to the time the newspape
men left the Governor last night n
word had como from Mayor Gayno,
It was surmised that It would be in tn
mail tomorrow.
To President Taft's message Of Tues
day night the Governor replied earl
this morning. He said: II warmly ar
preciate your kind message and wis
10 express my sincere personal regards.
To Col. Roosevelt the Governor rs
piled: my sincerest thanks for yor
kind message. Pray accept my cordis
good Wishes
Oscar S. Straus sent this telegram
congratulate you upon your electio
and wish you the fullest measure {
success throughout your administrs
eon."
! None Of the secret service men WI
GO 70 Suard the President elect fro,
now ON has arrived in Princeton. \
soon as ono does Capt Bill McDona
VII cot forth for his ranch in Texa
. He apologized to the Governor to-da
because his own State hadn't give
moro than $4,000 plurality for wilsc
ana said ne didn't know there were
many "Radicals'' down his way.
Radical" in Texas IL anybody tn
lsn't q Democrat
Tho reporters expected to see the raj
gsr do some stunts with his guns tn
afternoon when he came upon a snail
- he was walking with tho Governo
Instead Of that he broke the GubernI
torlal cans in striking down tho reptil
Several elements entered into the d
feat Of President-elect Wilson in Ess.
county In the election last Tiesda
Although the Democratic nominees Z
Congress and Assembly were earn,
into ofloe by substantial majortties Il
Now Jersey Governor was beaten In Il
county BY Col. Roosevelt by nearly 7.5
plurality. Complete returns show tn
Roosevelt received ss.7l4 votes to 2e.2
for Wilson and ie.esl for President Tai
Roosevelt's plurality was 7.4s6.
Tho regulars say that the Smith m
chine in ESSEX voted for Roosevelt rath
than for Wilson IN retaliation for Wilson
defeat of the ex-Senator's Senatori
plans in 1910 and again at the preferenti