The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01

Woodrow Wilson. Governor OF New
Jersey. and ono of the most consplcu-
Gus candidates for tho Democratic
nomination for President Of the United
States. will be royalty welcomed to
Richmond aud Virginia when no ar
rives hero this morning at 7:4o o'clock
at Elba station by way of the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railway. While here the Governor
will be informally received by the
members OF the General Assembly, will
address tho students of Richmond COL
lege. hold a public reception at the
Jefferson Hotel, and address a mass
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the
City Auditorium.
Interest in the visit Of Governor Will
son has become more acute In view OF
the publication of the bitter attack
upon him by Colonel Henry watterson
and tho Wilson, Harvey letters. So
far he has not seen At to mako any
comment upon tho affair. and the pos
siotlity that he may give some utter
ance to his feeling In the matter dur
Ing one OF his addresses here has
aroused keen attention. He has given
no intimatior of his intention to make
any reply. '"rhe Democratic Oppor-
tunity'' will be the subject upon which
no mas announced that he will speak
In Governors Party.
ernor Will be Stuart G. Glbboney. a
member OF the bar OF New York and
connected with the Wilson campaign
headquarters: Dudley Field Malone,
son-in-law OF United States Senator
O'Gorman, of New York, and Private
Secretary Measday
The party will be welcomed by &
committee composed of members OF tho
Senate, House of Delegates. Board OF
Aldermen. Common Council and tho
Woodrow Wilson Club of Richmond.
Following breakfast ut the Jefferson.
the distinguished guest will be taken
for brief tour about the city and
suburbs. and at II o'clock he will go
to Richmond College. where he will
speak. An enthusiastic Wilson club
has been organized there. and 1t has
secured the permission OF the faculty
TO dispense with the forenoon lectures
in order that all OF the students may
have the opportunity of hearing Cover
nor Wilson.
Before the Senate and House of Del
egates begin their days work at noon.
Governor Wilson will BIO informally re-
ceived This reception will last but q
few minutes, after which the Governor
will return To the Jefferson for lunch
con. He will then be given an oppcr-
tnnity for short rest. and at 5 O'clock.
III inc duultOrlunn OF Lne Jet1erSon, no
will hold public reception.
Welcomed by City and state.
Following dinner DC will go to tho
City Auditorium ut o'clock. He will
be received by Mayor Richardson and
Governor Mann, Goth Of whom will de-
liver addresses OF welcome on behalf
OF the city and State. Governor Wilson
will be introduced by Speaker r. E.
Byrd. OF the House of Representatives.
Tho stage will be occupied by menu
hers of the General Assembly and City
Council and the executive COMMITTEES
OF the Wilson Club Seats will DO re-
served in the front part of the audit
torlun? for delegations which are eSs
nected 10 he ,7nresent from Stauuton.
Charlottesville, the Woodrow Wilson
Club Of the University OF Virginia.
Petersburg ana other places In Virginia
and North Carolina.
George Bryan. secretary OF the Rich
mond Wilson Club. said Yesterday that
the club of Stnunton. the birthplace Of
Governor Wilson, viii send delegation
OF 200 which Will arrive by way OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway this az (
teynoon at 1880 O'Clock at tho Main
Street Station.
+ A delegation from the local club Will
be on hand to receive the Staunton del
egation., and. headed by q brass band,
they Will be escorted 10 the Jefferson.
to be on hand Tor the lpublic reception.
speaks Ia College Chapel.
Final preparations 10 receive the
Governor at Riehm6nd College were
perfected Mt a NEE ting which was held
last night. An address was made BY
Professor J. c. Metcalf, Of the DEPART
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