New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
WILSON Off TO PUT
DIX IN THE DISCARD
Goes to Syracuse to Consult
: with Democratic Leaders
e. on State Ticket.
MURPHY MEN STAND PAT
Do Not Take Kindly to Idea OF
Naming Progressive-Are
Loyal to the Present
Governor.

y, Governor Woodrow Wilson started for
Syracuse on the 1925 train this morning
on an errand that is fraught with inter
&c. not alone to the Democrats OF the
Empire State. hut to the Governors
friends as well. 1t is none other than TO
impress upon the Democratic leaders OF
New York the advlsability OF nominating
for Governor some Democrat with more
marked progressive characteristics than
Governor Dix.
While Governor Wilson will not say
that Ne is opposed to the denomination OF
Governor Dix, it is limited among his
friends that the nomination Of the present
Executive Of the Empire State would not
be at all pleasing 10 the Democratic can
didate for President and II the lineup
at Syracuse to-day points in the direction
Of Governor Dix's nomination It is prob
sbie that the Democratic State Com
Inittee and the various county chairmen
will hea- some pretty plain talk from the
New Jersey Governor.
When asked as 10 the New York situa-
i ton Governor Wilson simply reterates
his former declaration that he does not
intend TO NEEDLE in state affairs. but
those who know him well DO not hesi-
tate TO say that his comment on the
progressive ticket and platform last sat
urday was intended as gentle hint 10
charles 7. Murphy and other manipula-
tors Of the Democratic politics Of New
York that he will look with much dis
pleasure on any attempt TO make Mr..
Dix again the Democratic candidate FOR
Governor
Reports from Buffalo are to the effect
that Murphy and his crowd look upon
ahe suggestions of Governor Wilson with
more or less humor. and that they haven't
changed their intentions of making Gov
ernor DIX the nominee.
While at Syracuse Governor Wilson viii
also meet Governor Dix, and an interest
ing conference between the two Governors
IS looked FOR The Governor will speak
mt the state fair in the morning.
Governor Wilson will return from SYRIA
Uuse on the Empire State Express this
afternoon, and expects to get back to his
home az Sea G-t some time tomorrow
morning.
Governor Wilson left Atlantic City at
745 O'Clock yesterday morning, and ar
rived IN Jersey City about Il o'clock. Just
g IN time 10 review the outing Of the llud-
son County Democratic Association, ct
one time the Bob" Davis Club.
After the parade had passed the re-
Viewing stand, several hundred persons
gathered about Il. and insisted on the
Governor making a short speech, in which
he said;
When the voting comes I expect to see
Hudson County roll up another 500
majority; because y Hudson County IL
looked TO now by the whole state 10
sustain the regime that has been estaO-
ushed in New Jersey.
don't think she will be without COM
pany. 1 think that even in Essex they
will sustain It, And | don't say even IN
o Essex because / think that they arc poor
Democrats in Essex, but because J think
we are all united now in common
cause and ] expect this vote on the nth
..Of November TO be record breaking
vote which will bring old New Jersey
back into the column in which she be-
longs.
The Governor spent the afternoon at q
s5th street hotel, and denied himself to
all callers.
When Governor Wilson returns from
his first Western trip, on September %,
he viii rest few days and start on
another He plans 10 make one trip every
week until the end Of the campaign His
first Western trip IS to begin September
Sc and will end on Septem Der %. ct Scran-
ton. Penn, when the Pennsylvania State
Democratic candidates are notified OF
9beir nominations The next day the
Governor will go to his home at Prince
ton 10 vote IN the New Jersey primaries.