The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-13

VufTUllllre ana tne various COUNTY
ehairmcn, hut when he accepted the
Invitation OF tho state fair committee
4, make a speech he did not know that
there would on the same day be meet.
inrs of tho state committee and the
county chsirmcn. These meetings were
arranged for aftcrpard
The Governor went aa the guest o,
tho State fair officials and not for the
purpose uf meeting Mr.. Murphy and the
sthcr heads Of thr Democratic organi.
zstion.
Mr.. Murphy called on Gov. Wilson a
tho OnondaEa Hotel and they SHOOK
hands. He also greeted Gov Dix cor.
daily and chattcd with him for a few
moments. lie met the members OF the
State committee and the county chair
men. nut all the time he Was surrounded
ny do;cns of persons. Everything was
out in the open and there was no po-
liical talk Of an intimate character.
AfGr his speech at the fair grounds
Ssr. Wilson was escorted to club.
house In tho grounds for luncheon.
There was table for the guests OF the
DAY and places had been prepared for
about 200 other diners When Gov. Will
son sat down he found at his left Nor
snan +. Mack of Buffalo. ON Nr Mack $
left was MIR. Murphy. To the Governors
right Was Lieut.-Gov. Conway and on
Mr.. Corway's right was Gov Dix. State
Chairman George NJ. Palmer, National
Chairman William G. McAdoo. Senator
oEoiman, John II. McCooey. state En-
Efneer Bensel, w. II. Kelly and Thomas
w. MeachaIn we're others at this table.
Wilson ViaSs He's Not Hungry.
~ the nthcr tables men were Just be.
ginning 10 say that IL looked like a
sr1epdly party at the main table when
Gov. wilson was seen to arise and ex-
.use hiuself. Those at the main table
admitted Af'crvsrd that the Governor
hah had rcrN little to soy and appeared
10 be- disploased. The Governor himself
explained the circumstance by saying
That he was not hungry.
Al the conclusion OF the luncheon
1ov. Wilson was invited by the officials
" the fair to watch some OF the races
from the grand stand. As the party
moved toward the grand stand Mr..
Murphy slipped to the side OF CIV Will
son and stayed there until the Jon in
the ersnd stand was reached. Gov. Dix
was close behind them.
Gov. Wilson soon tired Of the racing
and was leaving the stand when a pho
togTaphcr stepped up and asked him TO
poss for a picture. The Governor is a
friend OF the picture man wherever he
meets him, and he smiingly consented TO
Ttand as the camera man directed. But
lust As things were about TO happen the
Governor was aware that Mr. Murphy
had stepped UP on one side OF him and
that Gov. Dix WAS on the other. He
vhirled around, asked the photogra pher
10 excuse him, and walked away.
After this incident the Governor re-
turned to his hotel ana was met on the
psrlor floor by Charley White. prize
hight referee and friend of the Tam
many leader. White took the Governors :
arm and led him across the hall to the
room where afterward h. addressed
The county chairmcn. White pushed
the door open and Gov. Wilson found
himself face to face with Gov. DiS.
Their talk lasted only few moments
Meanwhile William q. McAdoo had
become separated from Gov. Wilson az
they Were leaving the fair grounds
Mr.. McAdoo was directed TO get into an
automobile and when he wac comfort
ably seated AIR. Murphy and Gov. DIX
got in with him. When this incident
was bein9 related at the Grand Central
station t!uS" who accompanied the
Governor frcIn SYRACUSE said they had
no hesitation in dc,iaring that Gov.
Wilson would have lcf. he automobile
had he been placed IN those circum-
stances.
The Governor himself talked freely
with his friends on the way down. but
had little 10 say for publication
Dix sought m Interview.
"Govcrnor. when you were invited 70
attend the state fair to-day" said re-
J porter, did YOU know that the State
committee and the Association Of
County rhairmon were going To meet
there also to-day"
mo. ! had no int.mp lion OF Il what
ever"
Gov. Dix sought private interview
with you. did he not"
Yes. he drew mo aside lust before
: the meeting Of the county chalrmcn this
afternoon md stated 20 ne his feeling
aoout the political situation in the
State. ], Of course, expressed no opln-
ION OF any Kind about It"
. The Governor smiled ana added:
You evidently want tu ask me /. |
allowed myself - hc made use Of in any
out your asking il. NOBODY can make
Use OF mo lay merely meeting me. /
merely mot ~" New Yori, leaders. met
them in ruhli", and came away as alb
so'utely 'roc "a whcu | went. My
speech to the committeeman will on
able anFhody who can read 10 under
, stand what stand fJr and what I shall
always stand for,"
AT Sea Girt on the morning after the
nomination Of Nv Slraus Is tho Ma
fiona! Progressive party Coy. Wilson
, stated that il wont without saying that
nc favored the nomination in every
State Of only those candidates who are
progressive.
The Goyeynor will return to Sea G!rt
1T 9.o4 this morning
SAYS WOMEN ARE LEAVING T. R.